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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afrescop wrote:
After pulling into an RV spot for the night for the first time in a driving rain you will know the difference. While I disagree with those who would be an unseat belted projectile it is great to to pull into a rest area or safe place to park and do one's "business" in one's own bathroom. We frequently stop at rest areas, fire up the generator and sit down to enjoy a nice lunch. A word of advice: look at floor plans carefully and choose one that permits access to kitchen and bathroom with slides in.
A motorhome's upkeep is more expensive than a 5th wheel to maintain the comfort and convenience is worth it. After four years of owning a fifth wheel we made the change to a moho. Never looked back.
I have never yet ever seen a motorhome that didn't have access to the bathroom and main parts of the kitchen with the slides closed. Even the rear bath models have a half bath up front so you don't have to climb over the bed when the slide is closed.
