Why a class A gas over class C?
While casually toy hauler shopping my wife and I checked out some motorized RVs. Diesel is totally out due to Price point of newer units. If we go this direction we need to tow a 16’ flatbed utility...
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big jim 2 wrote:
Yea, you are there except you are about three above the crash.
a huge windshield for seeing America and beyond.
No engine up front to absorb any impact, 'NO' airbags to save you and your partner to be able to continue seeing America after an accident, and a huge window that comes crashing in often killing the occupants even on a slight read end of 20mph which doesn't help you being three feet above the crash.
Even if that huge glass windshield doesn't come crashing in they all will crack from any type of impact necessitating replacement.
Plenty of info out there regarding these huge windshields regarding the dangers and how often they fail and need to be replaced. Just do your homework to be informed before you decide which MH you want to buy.
I have owned both Class A's and Class C's. Got so excited with my first Class A purchase that I failed to notice they don't have life saving air bags. :(
