202" WB maneuvering into site?
Our new Class C has a 202" wheel base and turns like a 5 ton stake bed truck. Our old Winnebago had a 138" WB and was no problem backing into sites. The longer wheel base combined with the narrow tur...
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I'm another one that has gone from a MH with a 158" wheel base to the current one with a 220" WB, and about a 12' overhang behind the rear axle. I don't believe I've ever thought about backing in anywhere before I got there, and what the "right way" is to do it. If I make it in one maneuver without pulling forward, that's fine. If it takes a 1/2 dozen attempts going back and forth , that's fine also - it is what it is. I just go slowly and cautiously. Haven't hit anything yet in 2 1/2 years with the "new" MH. :B
The only thing that has ever bothered me with the longer wheel base is the additional room you need for a U turn. In many places it just can't be done.
The only thing that has ever bothered me with the longer wheel base is the additional room you need for a U turn. In many places it just can't be done.
