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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When we camped in the sand on LI beaches, backing into a spot and siting the trailer was completely different than a normal CG. It's obvious in about 5 mins who's a rookie and who's not...yes the rookies need to learn but they learn from the guys who have been there and done that. I had guys show me when I was a rookie and in the years after I helped some other guys. You can't let a guy suffer too long in the sand because the results can be a blown transmission, tire popped off the bead or other problems worse than just getting stuck.
In a regular CG I will always help if asked, I generally don't offer unless it looks like the situation is getting worse and is unlikely to get better without some assistance.
In a regular CG I will always help if asked, I generally don't offer unless it looks like the situation is getting worse and is unlikely to get better without some assistance.
