backing on wrong side
I'm supposed to pick up my 40' 5th wheel friday and have been watching youtube videos on how to back. All of the videos say to have the place you are backing into on the drivers side. Well, our dr...
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SDcampowneroperator wrote:
When we travel we prefer a 'blind side' back in over any other type of site. Its only a little more trouble and knowledge to manage backing into a curb side site.
Pull Thrus are in the middle of the camp, sight side back ins leave your camp side open to any walker or drive by. Privacy is gone.
A blind side back in almost always gives us more privacy by turning our camp side away from the road, in a part of the camp less used, on the fringe with noone behind us. Little trouble for the benefit.
Max
What he said!
Power mirrors are also helpful as you can follow the camper far enough until you can see for yourself. We never take an interior site if it can be avoided.
