Does 2 feet really make a difference
Hello all, long time lurker, first post. Spent many many months now looking and touring fifth wheel plans with the intent of nothing larger than 35'. Most of our planned camping will be boondocking, s...
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we do state parks, the bit smaller you are the better usually. state parks sure are not increasing their site sizes :)
we have a 40 ft 5thwheel toyhauler and are currently looking to downsize to a 34 ft toyhauler tag-along. with 5ths alot of trees are a pain in the sites also...state parks won't barely cut a stupid brance that juts out into the site either and many times we come SO close to losing our AC or roof damage.
we are losing about 6 ft and we can't wait til we get shorter and save height size also along with the stupid gross weight being cut down by like 3000 lbs.
we went 'bigger and bigger' til that day hit that we had enough with the monsters, backwards we go with a smile on our face doing so!!
we have a 40 ft 5thwheel toyhauler and are currently looking to downsize to a 34 ft toyhauler tag-along. with 5ths alot of trees are a pain in the sites also...state parks won't barely cut a stupid brance that juts out into the site either and many times we come SO close to losing our AC or roof damage.
we are losing about 6 ft and we can't wait til we get shorter and save height size also along with the stupid gross weight being cut down by like 3000 lbs.
we went 'bigger and bigger' til that day hit that we had enough with the monsters, backwards we go with a smile on our face doing so!!
