Opinions Sought from Experienced Full-Timers
I have been thinking and studying up on what is required to go full-time. One obvious requirement is truck and trailer. Truck is simple (Ram dually with Cummins/Aisin fits the bill just fine); t...
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I am not a full timer but will be as soon as I sell my house. If you go fill time you probably want something with a lot of room. I would go with a 5th wheel especially if you have a dually to pull it. I have a 2009 Holiday rambler that is 33 feet long and with 4 slide outs it has tons of room. I just upgraded my 2010 Dodge dually crew cad diesel for a 2014 Chevy dually crew cad diesel with 4 WD. The Chevy gets better milage than the dodge and it is more comfortable. The Dodge was OK when loaded but had a harsh ride when it was not loaded.
As much as I love my 5th wheel I am thinking that a class A would be a better choice for full timing it.
If you full time it the class A can be equipped with a real full size refrigerator and a dish washer. There are other reasons to get a class A if you full time it, the A is going to have more storage room and the ability to live off grid in comfort. I bought my trucks new but my 5th was bought used. If you go for a used camper you can save a lot of money.
As much as I love my 5th wheel I am thinking that a class A would be a better choice for full timing it.
If you full time it the class A can be equipped with a real full size refrigerator and a dish washer. There are other reasons to get a class A if you full time it, the A is going to have more storage room and the ability to live off grid in comfort. I bought my trucks new but my 5th was bought used. If you go for a used camper you can save a lot of money.
