How long do you watch before you go help?
I don't know if this is happening in other parts of the Country or not, but in California the rental RV market seems to be huge. We camped on the coast this weekend and at least a third of the RV's i...
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PenMan wrote:
The only rentals I have seen are Class C motorhomes. How hard can they be to back in to a space? My dad had several motorhomes (Class A and C's) over the years and I usually drove when I was visiting and we went camping. Very simple to back in to a spot. Are they renting trailers as well? I can see that being a problem to a beginner. I am always willing to help someone, but unless I am asked or I can see someone or something is in danger, I usually just watch.
If you've never driven a class C before they can be pretty hard. One guy a few weeks ago I went and gave some advice to because he was pulling past his space and was up against the opposite side of the road. So every time he tried to turn to back into the space, the front of the motorhome would swing toward the obstructions on the side of the road. I told him to move to the other side of the road and turn the motorhome at an angle while going forward, and then back into the space. He did that and got it in first try.
And yes, you can rent a trailer and very nice looking Yukon Denali to go along with it. I checked the website at airstream2go.com and they don't list the price, but I can't imagine it's real cheap.
