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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RedJeep wrote:It boils down to having to break camp to run around town is just a pain.
I appreciate the feedback but not very encouraging. Is there some commonly recognized length of RV where it becomes small enough that you do not need a toad? Or does it boil down to having to break camp to run around town is just a pain?
Our 34' Bounder is easy enough to navigate around in the CGs to get to our spot, but after that, it's there for the duration. Without a toad, in the past we've had to depend on bicycles or the footsies to get around, which can make it troublesome if you're somewhere for several days in one spot. On a cross country jaunt, it's not so bad because you tend to pull up stakes and move to the next spot in one to three days at most - but we've also been in spots where we've parked for five or six or more days at a time.
This spring, we're looking into two small electric mopeds to hang off the back of the MH to get around in - they're pretty good for everything except interstates, and we can get two for around ~$1000-$1200 total.
