What's the story with "No TOAD on the road"?
I want to buy a small DP somewhere in the 30 - 34 foot range and so far have come up with the following. Not sure yet about new or used! 33’ Thor Palazzo 34’ Forest River Berkshire & Legacy 31 t...
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For RVs of that size, you need at a minimum two end-to-end normal parking spaces, and a square of four is more comfortable in terms of width (if it's in a parking lot and not streetside parking).
Going toadless is certainly possible and, depending on your needs and wants and habits, may be entirely a reasonable way to go. I don't pull a toad, and I can't say I've yet to have a great desire to do so. If you tend to like to stay in one campground for several days, rather than travel to a new place frequently, a toad starts to make a lot more sense IMHO.
I'd say try it without and see how things go and make up your mind based on your experience. I think it would pretty soon become clear what makes sense for you. There is no single correct answer for everybody.
(The one reason I see here often for having a toad that makes little sense to me is "what if you have a breakdown". Should one keep a bicycle in the car in case it breaks down? Should one carry rollerblades when out biking in case the bike gives trouble? A motorhome seems to me to be about the nicest vehicle possible to have a breakdown in; you have a cozy little hotel room all ready to use even if you're stuck in the middle of nowhere.)
Going toadless is certainly possible and, depending on your needs and wants and habits, may be entirely a reasonable way to go. I don't pull a toad, and I can't say I've yet to have a great desire to do so. If you tend to like to stay in one campground for several days, rather than travel to a new place frequently, a toad starts to make a lot more sense IMHO.
I'd say try it without and see how things go and make up your mind based on your experience. I think it would pretty soon become clear what makes sense for you. There is no single correct answer for everybody.
(The one reason I see here often for having a toad that makes little sense to me is "what if you have a breakdown". Should one keep a bicycle in the car in case it breaks down? Should one carry rollerblades when out biking in case the bike gives trouble? A motorhome seems to me to be about the nicest vehicle possible to have a breakdown in; you have a cozy little hotel room all ready to use even if you're stuck in the middle of nowhere.)
