Looking for Class C advice
I've got a very steep driveway and currently have a 31 foot trailer that there's no way to store at home. The entrance to my driveway is steep. I'd drag the bumper and have the tires off the ground. T...
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TNGW1500SE wrote:
pnichols wrote:
.....However, bear in mind that you do compromise on other issues with a long wheelbase Class C.
Like what?
Compromises, in addition to the turning radius increasing:
- More weight on the front axle -> maybe putting it near maximum after the owner loads the RV for trips ... or worse yet, over maximum after the owner loads the RV for trips.
- More chances of high centering and hence damaging some structure under the RV when going over humped entrances to parking lots/driveways, or when maybe going off-pavement to drycamp in certain places.
