How Long a Learning Curve Driving a Class A
As I have stated in other posts we have a Dodge Dually and Fiver. We started camping when we were stationed in Alaska in 2002 with tenting, then popup, travel trailer and graduated to Fiver the year...
Forum Discussion
Randalvv wrote:that's interesting and a question i've had in mind--the A vs going to a 5er. i drove our C but have not driven this unit since we traded partly because it has had so many mechanical problems. however, i will agree with those who stated that it is different for the passenger as it seems you are running off the right side of the road. my DH is a center line hugger--always makes me nervous anyway--and i don't think this rig is wider than the others, but sure looks like we are running on that right solid line.
We went through the same progression of rvs that you did. We bought our 34 foot Class A less than a year ago. I personally found it much easier to drive the motorhome than pulling our 30 foot fiver......It is quite a bit different driving in part because you are much higher and are sitting closer to the side of the coach which is wider than your truck was. I can say for certain that I will never go back to pulling a 5th wheel.
