Would you buy an RV with slide outs again?
I am looking to buy a HR 32' class A RV from year 1997-1999. Some have slideouts and some do not. I am leery of their reliability and possibility of leakage. The whole concept of slideouts that re...
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Might as well join the fray.
We started with a Class 'A' with no slides. With 4 grandkids, 2 dogs, and 2 of us it was fairly tight. Did it work yes, it worked very well.
We upgraded to a 2 slide and it is SO MUCH better. The RV has just as much room with the slides in as the old 'No Slide' RV. Floor plan heavily weighs on your ability to move around with the slides in. We looked at quite a few RV's that with the slides in you were very limited on what you can do. We don't fulltime yet, but we do camp at least once a month all year.
We started with a Class 'A' with no slides. With 4 grandkids, 2 dogs, and 2 of us it was fairly tight. Did it work yes, it worked very well.
We upgraded to a 2 slide and it is SO MUCH better. The RV has just as much room with the slides in as the old 'No Slide' RV. Floor plan heavily weighs on your ability to move around with the slides in. We looked at quite a few RV's that with the slides in you were very limited on what you can do. We don't fulltime yet, but we do camp at least once a month all year.
