Looking at entry level Class As.....
After thinking about it for a long time, I think our family is finally going to pull the trigger on getting an A class MH. We want to spend under $50K and want something right around 30 feet. We def...
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Effy wrote:ddndoug wrote:
I thought about buying a rental class A once upon a time. That was until I saw how people drove thee rentals on our trip out west. The phrase "drive it like you stole it" came out of my mouth more than a few times.
As far as leveling jacks... I don't think I would own an RV without them. When you or someone else is trying to sleep and someone moves around the RV without them deployed it doesn't take much to rock the MH. (that includes windy nights)
Doug
Actually the creaking I get from my jacks on my new MH is worse than the little bit of movement in my previous one without them. I still get movement even with my jacks. Other than being a little simpler than using blocks, I haven't experienced a "wow" moment in having jacks. And you still have to be fairly level to start with anyway.
I guess what you notice is all relative. :) After camping in travel trailers for years & years and going to a motorhome with leveling jacks we've marveled at how absolutely "still" the rig is -- virtually no movement or noise, compared to our last (26') Starcraft trailer. We just love them!
