At what point do you step in and offer help?
A nice nearly new Newmar was backing into a space just across from me. He and the wife have wireless mikes and earphones so there is a lot of communication between them both by voice and by arm move...
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jmtandem wrote:
You did the right thing.
The folks that attempted to park the coach should have practiced backing long before arriving at camp in a deserted parking lot. Since the spotter does not drive or position the RV; therefore, should leave the driver alone to park the RV.
Interesting, as we do just the opposite! As I am towing a trailer, sometimes I cannot see at all where I need to back in.
My wife positions herself at the rear corner of the site where I can see her, with a radio. If I can't see her, the unit does not move.
She guides me in by radio where she wants the trailer. All directions are orientated to my driving position. (Left means MY left)
She uses commands such as hard left, easy left, slow, Stop.
Works well with us and she guides us to inches of where we decide we want to be when first arriving.
