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โOct-12-2013 10:56 PM
FIRE UP wrote:
I was just wondering,
Just what was that garage built for in the first place? They've had "wide body" RVs since around '99 haven't they? Even the narrower bodied units would still be snug fit. I mean, if the OP didn't build that M/H garage, than the previous owner must have and if so, what was he intending on fitting in there? He had to have known that RVs of todays world are a certain width and, that does not include the mirrors etc.
I can see not going too high, that's a problem with many RVers out there but, just wondering about why build it so narrow and yet, it is supposedly for a motorhome?? Just wondering.
Scott
โOct-12-2013 10:48 PM
carpetguy2 wrote:
Hopefully.the ground dont expand and the concrete lifts up through winters .:'(
โOct-12-2013 10:47 PM
CC Crabman wrote:
Can you extend the slides?
โOct-12-2013 10:45 PM
427435 wrote:
If your mirrors can't be swung in, consider changing the mounts. That's what I did in a similar situation.
Edit: Opps, looked a the photo's again and see that your mirrors do swing in.
โOct-12-2013 10:41 PM
SolidAxleDurango wrote:
Don't accidentally hit the "extend slides" button. LOL
โOct-12-2013 10:38 PM
racerguy wrote:
I have 3 feet on each side, 6 in front and back. I still have my wife spot for me going in and out.
โOct-12-2013 10:37 PM
Old-Biscuit wrote:
I see repairs in your future.......
That is so tight there is NO room for any error.
โOct-12-2013 10:34 PM
Daveinet wrote:
In some ways, that finger width is not bad. You can just drive it in, only looking at your side, and know the other side will be OK. What you may want to do is come up with some type of soft instrument you can attach to your mirror, so you know if that is touching the wall, the other side clears. The place that I take my coach to change the oil has rubber door seal on either side. I know if I just touch the door seal with my mirror on the driver's side, the other side clears by about an inch. So I pull it in, tag the rubber seal with my mirror, and know I'm good. Kind of freaks out the new employees when I just drive in, knowing where I need to put it.
โOct-12-2013 10:24 PM
funtime wrote:
Boy, that is super tight. I also would like to know how you get in and out of the coach? My eyes might be wrong but is that an Ohio tag on your coach? Did you buy it here in Ohio and drive it home? Glad you got it in.
โOct-12-2013 10:21 PM
fcooper wrote:
Nice job of parking, but many of us are now wondering if you're still trapped in the motorhome.
fred
โOct-12-2013 10:20 PM
MewshawManor wrote:
Wow!!! Don't sneeze when backing out.
โOct-12-2013 10:16 PM
bsinmich wrote:
With that finger width of room my question is "How do you get in or out of the MH when it is in the garage"? I am a lot wider than a finger myself. Is your wife bringing food to you regularly?
โOct-12-2013 10:14 PM
Uma & Papa wrote:
How did you get out????? Holy Cow!:E