Are fivers roomier than a motorhome
I've seen a few comments recently from members saying that they went back to a fiver because it has more room. I don't understand as we've owned 4. Based our last two at 40' and our now new MH at almo...
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not sure of this discussion.
For the most part, (exceptions being toy haulers and a couple front living room setups) all fivers have the same layout... Big main room with kitchen, 4 steps up to the bathroom, small low headroom bedroom, low weird shaped closet up front...
really big storage area under the bathroom, but no genny and no battery to speak of.
Course this is the class A forum, I can be biased right?
If you want bigger, a S&B's might be more fitting?
I like the fast easy setup.
I like the view of the road through that 9 foot wide four foot tall windshield.
I like that I don't have to stop when the wife or kids needs to P.
I like that the DW can get me drinks, chips, even sandwiches, at 70 mph...
Our 4 slide 40" is plenty big, with way more storage space and CCC than I've figured out how to fill.
Not to mention hundreds of amp hrs of battery, thousands of watts of inverter, and enough generator to light a small town (quietly)
For the most part, (exceptions being toy haulers and a couple front living room setups) all fivers have the same layout... Big main room with kitchen, 4 steps up to the bathroom, small low headroom bedroom, low weird shaped closet up front...
really big storage area under the bathroom, but no genny and no battery to speak of.
Course this is the class A forum, I can be biased right?
If you want bigger, a S&B's might be more fitting?
I like the fast easy setup.
I like the view of the road through that 9 foot wide four foot tall windshield.
I like that I don't have to stop when the wife or kids needs to P.
I like that the DW can get me drinks, chips, even sandwiches, at 70 mph...
Our 4 slide 40" is plenty big, with way more storage space and CCC than I've figured out how to fill.
Not to mention hundreds of amp hrs of battery, thousands of watts of inverter, and enough generator to light a small town (quietly)
