How Hard Is It To Solo In A Class A?
So I've been primarily looking at Class Cs under 26 feet mainly for the ease of driving and parking. But, I'll be full timing for a couple of years (or more) and the thought of having more living spac...
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If an ol' lady like me can solo in a class a, so can you. Handling just takes some practice. To stay centered in my lane I follow the bus driver's trick of putting my right foot (on he accelerator) in the middle of the lane; the coach is then "magically" centered in the lane. Backing is just a matter of practicing. I first get out and survey the site checking for clearance for the slideouts, any overhead obstructions, placement of hookups, then decide where to position the coach to start backing. I use both mirrors to see where the back corners are going. If things are not going well, I'll pull out and start over.
I occasionally caravan with a couple of friends. It takes me a little longer to set up and to get ready to leave. It would be nice to have some help, but it's not that big of a deal.
I occasionally caravan with a couple of friends. It takes me a little longer to set up and to get ready to leave. It would be nice to have some help, but it's not that big of a deal.
