Ride handling of TC's vs Class C's or B plus
I have had a class A for the last 16 years and am considering going to a TC. My wife never liked driving on mountainous roads out west with the Class A and after 2 front end failures one at 60 mph she...
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GeoBoy wrote:jimh425 wrote:Grit dog wrote:
Even a moderate size C with a slide will have more room inside than the biggest TC.
Just wondering have you been in a Mammoth or Cascade triple slide? The Class Cs that I’ve been have the length, but the floor plans leave a lot to be desired with respect to usable room.
If you have seen those Host Models, please post a link to the floor plan of the Class C, you are thinking about.
We really wanted a Host, they are very nice, but you have to open a slide to use the bathroom and miss that first step coming out of the Host Mammoth and it’s a long way down to the ground, ouch!
^This was my biggest turnoff with the big TC's I seen (not my wifes, she still wants one and I'm not getting a friggin dually for 2 weeks a year in the camper)!
They're like a Chinese jigsaw puzzle that is essentially useless until you get a slide or 2 out. We're not destination campers, we're not anything in particular I spose. Camper might be a month long trip X country, 7 days to Alaska run, weekend at...wherever, or a month of me living in it at work.
Mostly it's about the convenience of having quick access to the cold beer, snacks and chitter, which is where a B or C shines.
And that kids is why every RV is a compromise.....
