Driveable vs towable for x country trip
We are trying to weigh the pros and cons of the different types of rv for a 2 or 3 month cross country tour. We currently have a class a but have also owned a c and stayed in a 5th wheel on occasion....
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1. My TT has a dedicated 30 gallon gas tank for the built in generator and the truck has 36 gallons of diesel 66 gallon total.
2. Never had the truck batteries fail in 30 years.
3. Have big A/C in small TT will cool by the time I walk the dogs and I don't camp in bitter cold .
4. Truckers do it all the time. I prefer to stop at a rest area and stretch my legs and walk the dogs.
5. I keep a cooler for snacks and drinks beside me. For lunch I can pull over fire up the generator ( push of a button) and have a relaxed meal without worrying about driving and eating.
6. I can hook up in the same time it takes to hook up a toed.
7. My TT battery is charged by my truck driving down the road automatically.
8. My TT battery is charged by my generator as well.
9. Not if you have a toed, you will need the same space as me.
Like I said this is just for fun, it's a matter of personal choice.
2. Never had the truck batteries fail in 30 years.
3. Have big A/C in small TT will cool by the time I walk the dogs and I don't camp in bitter cold .
4. Truckers do it all the time. I prefer to stop at a rest area and stretch my legs and walk the dogs.
5. I keep a cooler for snacks and drinks beside me. For lunch I can pull over fire up the generator ( push of a button) and have a relaxed meal without worrying about driving and eating.
6. I can hook up in the same time it takes to hook up a toed.
7. My TT battery is charged by my truck driving down the road automatically.
8. My TT battery is charged by my generator as well.
9. Not if you have a toed, you will need the same space as me.
Like I said this is just for fun, it's a matter of personal choice.
