Veebyes wrote:
Lots of things come into play when stuffing a large rig in small sites. What can be done by some cannot be done by others. Experience plays a big part. Don't expect the driver who always requests a pull thru to get into a difficult backin.
Skill comes with experiencee. Determination & a cool head helps. The guy who gets rattled by an audience watching is going to provide the best entertainment. Having a good spotter is key. Sitting in the passenger holding the itty bitty dog while the DH does everything is damage waiting to happen. The tree always wins. Good directions, by simple hand signals or radio, are priceless.
Very valuable. Thanks. I grew up in Tampa with boats; now it's travel trailers - got to spend it all somewhere! Yes, we always enjoyed watching nervous folks around the boat ramps freaking out while everyone watched and sipped their beers.
I'm going to practice a great deal before going on the road!!
