Trading in a Fifth Wheel for a Class A
Looking for advice from those who have experience with both fifth wheeling and Class A ownership. We are a family of six, with four teenagers and two dogs. We like hiking and biking in state and na...
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Interesting opinions on this subject. We had tag behinds and a fiver we loved for 14 years. I decided to go from a fiver to dp Monaco 40 ft. A Class A does afford some advantages to your passengers as to getting a snack or hitting the head. For the driver you have to stop to do the head thing. What we found was the new fivers afford much more room when you get to your destination. So I sold the mh and we purchased a fifth wheel and a new dually. My 3/4 ton was not quite enough truck to handle it. Our fiver has auto level so setting up is not that much more than the Class A, yes a little more but not enough to bother me.
Bottom line, different strokes for different folks and it will be your decision to live with.
Bottom line, different strokes for different folks and it will be your decision to live with.
