Rigs that handle like cars in the wind?
High wind warnings have been posted the last few days for a large areas of So Cal. Driving on CR-V yesterday, wind was severe enough in some areas that even cars were slowing down. Yet a variety of ...
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Wind is very powerful and the bigger the target, the more wind resistance, the more the possibility of that large object moving. It is just common sense. Tag axle does help, but I have seen big buses flipped over by strong winds.
Some coaches do handle 25 40 mph winds better then others, but it is best to just stop somewhere, open a can of beer and just wait it out.
My diesel pusher handles the wind pretty good, but the gasoline motor home I had before was a nightmare. That is why I got rid of my gasoline motor home.
Some coaches do handle 25 40 mph winds better then others, but it is best to just stop somewhere, open a can of beer and just wait it out.
My diesel pusher handles the wind pretty good, but the gasoline motor home I had before was a nightmare. That is why I got rid of my gasoline motor home.
