What do you use as a stop here marker?
We had our driveway extended for the motorhome and it now ends with about a 30 inch drop off! The concept for us is to drive up to a certain point from the edge, which of course you can’t see, then...
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Sandy and Shirley,
I have three places that my coach goes and if it is out of place more than a few inches, that is a real inconvenience. So, I use bricks and driveway deliniators (a stick with a reflector on it).
To get the marks and have them be removable, bury a brick so it can be mowed over and drive the deliniator in at one corner of the brick when you need it. The rest of the time, it lives in the garage.
Rear for backing is easy. Just put it some where near the back so you don't quite hit it to be on mark. For front-to-back stations, use two bricks and markers, we water people call it a range. Set it up so that from the POV of the driver, when the markers are in line, you are on your mark.
According to the rain that runs off the coach, I have been placing it within a few inches for too many years.
Matt
I have three places that my coach goes and if it is out of place more than a few inches, that is a real inconvenience. So, I use bricks and driveway deliniators (a stick with a reflector on it).
To get the marks and have them be removable, bury a brick so it can be mowed over and drive the deliniator in at one corner of the brick when you need it. The rest of the time, it lives in the garage.
Rear for backing is easy. Just put it some where near the back so you don't quite hit it to be on mark. For front-to-back stations, use two bricks and markers, we water people call it a range. Set it up so that from the POV of the driver, when the markers are in line, you are on your mark.
According to the rain that runs off the coach, I have been placing it within a few inches for too many years.
Matt
