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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stevemorris wrote:STBRetired wrote:
Started with a TT in a seasonal recreation club. When retired, we bought a MH so that DW could use the bathroom or kitchen while we were traveling. Started towing a Malibu on a dolly, now tow an Edge 4 down.
pardon my ignorance, but surely travelling in a MH not sitting and belted in is both dangerous and illegal.
we debated the MH/toad vs trailer/truck and decided on the truck. if nothing else, a truck/trailer combo can be backed up, a toad, unless on a trailer itself cannot
I think the majority of Class A owners would agree that getting up to use the bathroom or grab something to eat or drink should only be done on a straightaway with little traffic. Otherwise, you're buckled up.... or should be.
As far as backing up with the toad, in 16 years of full-timing and constant driving/parking we never had the need to back up with the toad. If you get a backin site you disconnect before getting into the site and it only takes a few minutes to do so. It's no big deal.
