High wind and the truck camper
Today the at the RV park in San Diego high winds. Wind started a little after 9 AM at about 14 MPH and then escalated to 34.4 MPH till 3PM, Having a Bigfoot camper with a high profile when should I be...
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I have 2 campers and the basement models exceed 13' height. If there is significant difference in the wind, I yet have to experience it.
Fact it that our cross-country trip in 2017 was taken with "low profile" Lance, but then we have been zigzagging between Harvey and Irma hurricanes on our way, so not really quiet time of the year.
I know that each MY of truck can have different handling, but with my 2017 F350 dually I could follow semi-trailers at 75 mph and the 6000 lb camper did not give me any issues.
Funny observation, I usually was driving 60 mph to get close to 13 mpg, but on long stretches with not much scenery I followed in semi-trailers drag and 70-75 mph was still giving me 13 mpg.
The power of air ;)
Fact it that our cross-country trip in 2017 was taken with "low profile" Lance, but then we have been zigzagging between Harvey and Irma hurricanes on our way, so not really quiet time of the year.
I know that each MY of truck can have different handling, but with my 2017 F350 dually I could follow semi-trailers at 75 mph and the 6000 lb camper did not give me any issues.
Funny observation, I usually was driving 60 mph to get close to 13 mpg, but on long stretches with not much scenery I followed in semi-trailers drag and 70-75 mph was still giving me 13 mpg.
The power of air ;)
