You will be able to back just about any MH into that driveway! You said the street was 26' from the end of your driveway to the opposite curb? Ok, you have 20' wheelbase, so that gives you 6 ', (3' if your front overhang is 3') extra from the rear wheel starting in your driveway to the front of your MH! So even if you have to pull up, which you will most certainly not have to do, you have 3' to do it in! Your driveway is 18 ' wide, your MH is 8'6" wide, at the most, but probably a little narrower. So if you hug the curb either way, you will not have to back over it and have plenty of room! If you have 35' MH, wheelbase is 20' front overhang is 3', that leaves 12' rear overhang, with 18' of driveway? Gives you 6', Damn, you can back it in there in your sleep!! And, to make this all a little easyer, take a red folgers can (plastic now) and put it at the end of the curb to give you something to go buy, back up so your rear wheels just miss the curb and the can, and cut it in! Stop and get out and look a couple of times, to make yourself sure! After a few times you will lose the can! Hope this helps! Rail!
