Houston - We have a Problem! Home RV Pad
I need your help! We just installed a RV pad at the house. Here is the problem. The street is bowed in the middle and slopes to each side towards the sidewalk. The RV drive way slopes down towards...
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I'd be reluctant to exert too much pressure on the skid bars, I'm not sure that the frame is designed for those kinds of forces.
I took measurements of my MH, and did an AutoCAD drawing to determine the maximum slope, and minimum transition radius that the MH could handle without the rear overhang dragging. If I place an 8' long 2x4 centered over the transition in the direction of travel, and the center of the 2x4 is more than 1" off the ground, I will scrape.
I took measurements of my MH, and did an AutoCAD drawing to determine the maximum slope, and minimum transition radius that the MH could handle without the rear overhang dragging. If I place an 8' long 2x4 centered over the transition in the direction of travel, and the center of the 2x4 is more than 1" off the ground, I will scrape.
