Parking a Class A within 4" of a wooden fence
We're moving to a 32' Class A from our 23' Class C. The longer coach will make parking somewhat difficult on our property. The only way to make it work is to nose it in to the side yard a little (roug...
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Open your side window and lean out to view the front corner of the MH, mirrors and the front tires. Go Slow and keep the front corner at 4" from fence.
I've currently got the same parking situation. Have to miss a mailbox, then a light-post, then a tree, then overshoot, and turn sharply to within 4" of fence. This allows about 8" of clearance on blind side. After a half-dozen tries (with spotter) you'll get accustomed to when/where to turn. In a way, the fence line serves as a guide so you know you have clearance on the blind side.
Difficult, I don't go on many impromptu Sunday drives; but having the RV on-site is invaluable.
I've currently got the same parking situation. Have to miss a mailbox, then a light-post, then a tree, then overshoot, and turn sharply to within 4" of fence. This allows about 8" of clearance on blind side. After a half-dozen tries (with spotter) you'll get accustomed to when/where to turn. In a way, the fence line serves as a guide so you know you have clearance on the blind side.
Difficult, I don't go on many impromptu Sunday drives; but having the RV on-site is invaluable.
