FW capacity
I just started looking on line at TC's and noticed there are not many units that have more than 30 gals of FW. Those of you that dry camp most of the time which I assume most of you do where do you st...
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Kayteg1 wrote:
Loading and unloading the camper is a skill.
Some will do it in 3 minutes, others will spend 1 hr and still have it crooked.
We spend 10 weeks of 2017 summer traveling across the continent and having dogs, we most of the time drop the camper, so we could leave dogs with AC and go for visits or dining.
BTW one of best entertainment at lakes is go to boat ramp and see people backing up.
That might apply to loading campers as well, but you will not see many of them doing it at the same time.
Funny but very true. I can park my lawn chair at a boat ramp and watch. Great entertainment. Seen one hapless boater submerge his truck at the local ramp. Ruined his day.
Most are like Chinese fire drills but there are actually a few good ones. Not many though. Same with loading a TC. Lots of borderline loaders, not many good ones.
I like to offset my TC just a tad to the drivers side anyway. Gives me a better view out of the passangers side mirror.
