jnharley wrote:
Just my personal opinion that if you are going to buy a big heavy RV for full timing, you will probably need a dually. Any of the big 3 will work although one needs to be careful with used models since there have been some well documented problems with some like the 6.0 Ford diesel. Are dually trucks a pain to park, yes! The security when towing is worth it. I will also give a shout out to Kansas RV in Chanute, KS. They morphed into a dealership after closing down production for HitchHiker 5th wheels. They honored all warranty claims after shutdown and kept open their stellar service department. Make an appointment, show up at the appointed time, and a team is assigned to work on your rig. That is where we go when we need service. By the way, we have stackable washer and dryer and they work well. The dryer is 110 so it takes longer to dry than a residential model. And we dry camp on occasion so the generator is great but that need can be taken care of by a portable unit. We worried about theft so we added the built in generator.
Duallies a pain to park? Is that because of the with added by the extra set of wheels?