Does buying that 45' rig do it for you?
Bear with me, this is going to take some verbiage to explain. The DW and I attended a presentation at Hershey this year and one guy explained the RV manufacturers' statistic that most new RV'ers tend...
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The only way I would go with a 45'is if I was to sell both of my houses and go full time. But we just can not see selling our stick houses for a coach. So for us the biggest I would go is 40'and no smaller then 36'.
On diesel pushers I really can not tell the difference on the ride between a coach with a tag or without. Now a gasoline there is a big difference, but not on a diesel pusher with air ride.
I might add that the reason why their are so many big coaches on the market is because a lot of RVer's go overboard and buy something they really could not afford and they let them go according to a sales person I was talking to. The banks were loaded with repo's when the recession hit.
On diesel pushers I really can not tell the difference on the ride between a coach with a tag or without. Now a gasoline there is a big difference, but not on a diesel pusher with air ride.
I might add that the reason why their are so many big coaches on the market is because a lot of RVer's go overboard and buy something they really could not afford and they let them go according to a sales person I was talking to. The banks were loaded with repo's when the recession hit.
