class A vs. 5th wheel
We currently have a 30ft. 5th wheel which we pull with a Chevy 3500 SRW, Duramax. This weekend we went to an RV show and a 33ft class A Alegro caught my eye. My question for those of you who have ha...
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rgatijnet1 wrote:
The huge advantage is at the end of the day, when it is pouring rain, and you do not even have to go outside with the Class A.
You can level it up, fire up the generator, run out the slides, use the bathroom, grab a bite to eat, watch a little TV, and wait for the weather to clear before you have to go outside to hook up the electric or water.
We just went from a 5th wheel back to a class A. Convenience to the max. We like being able to just pull into a rest area and fire up the genny and make coffee, lunch etc. Push a button and it levels. Slide controls right at dash. Complete setup right there.
