Contemplating Class A from fifth wheel
The Wife and I have been looking at upgrading our fifth. The choices we have are larger fifth, bigger truck or Class A. By the time we add together the price of a newer fifth and newer dually truck...
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1. Why only a Freightliner? We had great success with our Cummins. Weights will vary and how many slides you get will affect weight also. Go online to some manufacturers you're interested in and pick a floorplan you'd want then look at the spec page and find the weight.
2/3 It depends where you're registering it.
4. Look out for the beautiful scenery views through your windshield!
Also, select your manufacturer carefully. You might want to buy one that's a couple years old to get a better price for a quality manufacturer.
Side radiators are preferred.
Access to get to the kitchen and bathroom if the slides are closed. When traveling you'll want to use these things easily without having to open the slides.
If you enjoy dry camping a lot in a forest setting then you might want to minimize the number of slides you have to maneuver between trees. We purposely chose only two slides and both on the same side.
I'd recommend choosing the quality manufacturer first and then choose the floorplan from what they have to offer. The perfect floorplan will do no good if the RV falls apart around it.
Good luck!
2/3 It depends where you're registering it.
4. Look out for the beautiful scenery views through your windshield!
Also, select your manufacturer carefully. You might want to buy one that's a couple years old to get a better price for a quality manufacturer.
Side radiators are preferred.
Access to get to the kitchen and bathroom if the slides are closed. When traveling you'll want to use these things easily without having to open the slides.
If you enjoy dry camping a lot in a forest setting then you might want to minimize the number of slides you have to maneuver between trees. We purposely chose only two slides and both on the same side.
I'd recommend choosing the quality manufacturer first and then choose the floorplan from what they have to offer. The perfect floorplan will do no good if the RV falls apart around it.
Good luck!
