Driving a class A vs. Trailers
I'm starting to look at someday moving from trailers into a class A and the whole driving thing has me wondering. I've talked to friends and folks at campgrounds enough to know it's a learning curve ...
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Agree A was intimidating....seemed just huge. Test drive it and was amazed how easy it was...37 footer turns sharper than my trailer did. Backed it in at a campsite on the test drive and nailed it first time...very easy to back in. It's a pain to go hook up trailer, unhook, level side to side, etc. back the MH in, push auto level, put out slides and plug in...
Having a toad is great and I pull my f150. Pulls like a dream even with my ford v10. Traveling is so much better for family...go down the road watching movies, cooking food in convection microwave, get me a sandwich....kids play games etc.
Stop at a Walmart, rest stop, or cabelas overnight. I take MH places I would not have wanted to take trailer because it would be too much of a pain. For example...soccer tournament for kids and you are going to some town all day. Roll the MH in and you have a comfy base camp and can do over nighters with no hotel fee or expensive food.
Having a toad is great and I pull my f150. Pulls like a dream even with my ford v10. Traveling is so much better for family...go down the road watching movies, cooking food in convection microwave, get me a sandwich....kids play games etc.
Stop at a Walmart, rest stop, or cabelas overnight. I take MH places I would not have wanted to take trailer because it would be too much of a pain. For example...soccer tournament for kids and you are going to some town all day. Roll the MH in and you have a comfy base camp and can do over nighters with no hotel fee or expensive food.
