valhalla360 wrote:
You can get automatic levelers for pull behinds, so after you get out to unhook the toad, you already had to go outside and ate up any time savings.
Except that you don't "need" to unhook the toad right away. You can wait till morning or till the weather breaks to go outside to do anything. That's not the case with a TT.
Electric/water/sewer hookups are no different. But the nice thing with my class A is that when I pull into the site, I can level and extend the slides without even leaving the driver's seat. Yes, some TTs have power leveling jacks, but you STILL must leave your tow vehicle to operate those jacks and the slides. And as others have said, my A is already cooled off (or warmed up in winter) when I arrive, unlike a TT.
BTW, not everyone needs or uses a toad. I only camp for 3-5 days at a time, with my ATVs or my PWCs. I'm in one spot for the duration, and have no need to drive anywhere else.
