Have You Ever Wished Your TC Was Smaller?
Hi all, another question from a newbie trying to decide on my first TC. I'm looking at an Adventurer 116 DS. The floor length is 11'6", width, 96" and weight with options is about 4600#. I'm getting c...
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dave17352,
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"a lance long bed in my signature. I personally would never go back. My rig now holds 46 gallons of fresh water and has 48 gallons of holding tanks. This for me is big. The extra 3 feet hanging off the rear doesn't make a difference"
You Sir, have it exactly right and our Lance Legend 990 has the same plus and what a joy to use! Now if only they would make TC's 8'6" wide so there's even more usable room inside without a slideout needed we'd be even happier. TC designs and offerings would be much better at 8'6" yet and still be very maneuverable and able to pull a boat or trailer behind or a "true" offroad vehicle behind. Heck, would also have more room inside with 1, 2, or even 3 slideouts if desired.
Would make a single use type class "C" with the added expenses associated with having another motorized money hole grabber be nearly a thing of the past for so many RV'ers.
Quote:
"a lance long bed in my signature. I personally would never go back. My rig now holds 46 gallons of fresh water and has 48 gallons of holding tanks. This for me is big. The extra 3 feet hanging off the rear doesn't make a difference"
You Sir, have it exactly right and our Lance Legend 990 has the same plus and what a joy to use! Now if only they would make TC's 8'6" wide so there's even more usable room inside without a slideout needed we'd be even happier. TC designs and offerings would be much better at 8'6" yet and still be very maneuverable and able to pull a boat or trailer behind or a "true" offroad vehicle behind. Heck, would also have more room inside with 1, 2, or even 3 slideouts if desired.
Would make a single use type class "C" with the added expenses associated with having another motorized money hole grabber be nearly a thing of the past for so many RV'ers.
