Turning Radius: Fifth Wheel vs. Bumper Pull
Another member posted a question about learning to drive a Class A motorhome and one of the issues that was raised is learning to turn a corner without clipping the curb with the back wheel or hitting...
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crcr wrote:horton333 wrote:
You also can note the requirement for more pin weight on the 5th wheel sometimes moves the wheels back farther than a TT. Also increasing the radius. Of course 5th 2heels can also get Silly long too, :E
Pic is fake, photo-shopped. I have seen the original pic. That 5th wheel is no where near that long.
Agree on the Photoshop job. Easy to see when blown up very large. Look at the 1st two wheels. They are identical. Then look at the rear two wheels. They are identical also with a poorly done attempt at disguising the rear one. Too bad, as it would be a very interesting rig to see.
Barney
