Need help finding a Class A RV training video...
Hey All,
I came across (what I thought) was a really good Class A RV training video a few months ago on Youtube and I can't seem to find it again.
The video showed the driver using visual markers on the windshield to determine the point at which you should begin to make your turns and also put tape on the backup monitor to show you the distances things are from your coach (I believe a bottom piece showing you objects 3' from your rear bumper and a top piece showing 12' from the rear bumper).
I'd really like to watch the video again but I can't seem to find it. I've seen others use visual markers on the windshield for help staying in the lane while driving but I haven't seen any others show how to setup for a turn using them.
Anyone happen to know what video I am speaking of? I've watched a bunch on RVgeeks, BetterRVing, RV Training 101 but this one video is eluding me lol.
Oh and as you can probably tell by this post I don't own a MH yet but I will be renting one in the near future. I have ample experience driving 4 and 5 ton box trucks with boxes up to 26" and detached trailers so I don't anticipate having too much trouble but I'd like to be as prepared as possible before I get behind the wheel.
I came across (what I thought) was a really good Class A RV training video a few months ago on Youtube and I can't seem to find it again.
The video showed the driver using visual markers on the windshield to determine the point at which you should begin to make your turns and also put tape on the backup monitor to show you the distances things are from your coach (I believe a bottom piece showing you objects 3' from your rear bumper and a top piece showing 12' from the rear bumper).
I'd really like to watch the video again but I can't seem to find it. I've seen others use visual markers on the windshield for help staying in the lane while driving but I haven't seen any others show how to setup for a turn using them.
Anyone happen to know what video I am speaking of? I've watched a bunch on RVgeeks, BetterRVing, RV Training 101 but this one video is eluding me lol.
Oh and as you can probably tell by this post I don't own a MH yet but I will be renting one in the near future. I have ample experience driving 4 and 5 ton box trucks with boxes up to 26" and detached trailers so I don't anticipate having too much trouble but I'd like to be as prepared as possible before I get behind the wheel.
