How nimble is a 35' Class A motorhome?
Hello. This may be my third post seeking advice on my next RV. Different thought/question for today. As previously mentioned we have a 40' fifth wheel toy hauler and a dually crew cab. This setu...
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No Robert, you cannot. You go into the wallmart, aim for the back, and (including the toad) take up 2 full rows.
And then you hope like hell some moron doesn't park next to you, cause you're gonna need every inch to get the #$%^& outa there when you're done shopping.
Once we're camped, we're camping, and the rig simply is not going to be moved until time to set out for the next destination.
Enroute, I'll stop just about anywhere to shop or site see, but once I'm camping, I'm camping.
And in a big vehicle, you have to pay very close attention to what you are getting into, and exactly how you are going to get out.
Again tho, why in the world would someone not want to have a smaller vehicle along?
The dollars and sense really do not add up to much.
The hassle to hook and unhook is minimal.
Most of the time we don't even know it is there.
For those who believe they don't need it, great.
But we never leave home without our jeep.
In fact, Since we got another dog this winter, I just put a baseplate on the DW's liberty, my TJ is no longer big enough to handle the whole gang.
And then you hope like hell some moron doesn't park next to you, cause you're gonna need every inch to get the #$%^& outa there when you're done shopping.
Once we're camped, we're camping, and the rig simply is not going to be moved until time to set out for the next destination.
Enroute, I'll stop just about anywhere to shop or site see, but once I'm camping, I'm camping.
And in a big vehicle, you have to pay very close attention to what you are getting into, and exactly how you are going to get out.
Again tho, why in the world would someone not want to have a smaller vehicle along?
The dollars and sense really do not add up to much.
The hassle to hook and unhook is minimal.
Most of the time we don't even know it is there.
For those who believe they don't need it, great.
But we never leave home without our jeep.
In fact, Since we got another dog this winter, I just put a baseplate on the DW's liberty, my TJ is no longer big enough to handle the whole gang.
