Long Driving Days: Class A vs. Trailer
We've recently changed from a truck and bumper pull to a Class A motorhome. We've done nearly 40k miles with the trailer. On long trips, we would average about 500 miles per day when trying to "make...
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Great conversation. Again, I don't WANT to drive this much. It is a necessity in some occasions. For this particular trip, I'm coming from the southeast and want to see the Pacific Coast, including some of BC. As a working man, I feel blessed that it is even an option. But it will require some days of putting miles behind me. There's been enough encouragement here that I believe my plan is not overly ambitious. Tiring at times, yes.
Regarding the comments about speed. On nearly every trip we take, it is a daily occurrence that other RV's (of all types) blow our doors off going much faster than the speed limit. Just shows how careless and inconsiderate some are. I've always been 58-62 kind of guy. Based on my limited experience, the motorhome is comfortable at 62-66, but that would be my limit.
Regarding the comments about speed. On nearly every trip we take, it is a daily occurrence that other RV's (of all types) blow our doors off going much faster than the speed limit. Just shows how careless and inconsiderate some are. I've always been 58-62 kind of guy. Based on my limited experience, the motorhome is comfortable at 62-66, but that would be my limit.
