To pull a trailer or a toad
OK, it is clear to me that if you are full timing or semi-full timing (basically more than just weekending)you are likely either towing a trailer (TT or 5er) or pulling a toad of some type. Lets fa...
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In my opinion, how necessary a separate vehicle is depends to a large extent on how frequently you move to different camp sites. A toad is a lot less necessary for a long tour than for a medium-length stay at a single place. If you're moving every couple of days, it's not so hard to make a stop on the way to get groceries or whatever.
I got back about a month ago from a ten week trip to Alaska. The closest thing I had to a toad was a bicycle on a rack on the back of my class C motorhome. There were a few times it was very handy, but I didn't really need it the vast majority of the time. (There were other times and places that, if I could have been on a slower schedule, I would have very much enjoyed using it for recreation.)
I got back about a month ago from a ten week trip to Alaska. The closest thing I had to a toad was a bicycle on a rack on the back of my class C motorhome. There were a few times it was very handy, but I didn't really need it the vast majority of the time. (There were other times and places that, if I could have been on a slower schedule, I would have very much enjoyed using it for recreation.)
