Rear kitchens = porpoising?
A fifth wheel salesman told us today that rear kitchens cause porposing due to the heavy weight on the back. Is this true?
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bbaker2001,
Looks almost identical to our Carriages except ours had/have a corner angle sink on a 45 degree angle front countertop with a big doored and shelved cabinet under it and 4' long insulated rear window with a screen that the full length bottom half tips open so no rain can come in. Also an opening window on the side between the sink and range. Lots of daylight, vision outside, and ventilation and thus no cooking odors staying in the RV. Lots of access to do anything with the slide in. No pink curtains though! Mini blinds in the kitchen area. Curtains and night/day mini blinds in the rest of the RV.
Looks almost identical to our Carriages except ours had/have a corner angle sink on a 45 degree angle front countertop with a big doored and shelved cabinet under it and 4' long insulated rear window with a screen that the full length bottom half tips open so no rain can come in. Also an opening window on the side between the sink and range. Lots of daylight, vision outside, and ventilation and thus no cooking odors staying in the RV. Lots of access to do anything with the slide in. No pink curtains though! Mini blinds in the kitchen area. Curtains and night/day mini blinds in the rest of the RV.
