Backing up to an inclined and narrow driveway
Hi All, Greetings from a soon-to-be first-time trailer owner. My wife and I finally decided to buy a Coachmen Clipper 16RBD trailer. We are excited. I'm watching youtube videos on how to backup ...
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RonValor wrote:
Some addendum.
I live in a cul-de-sac, so I guess less traffic for me.
The 88" of the 7-ft wide trailer is the overall width include the awning.
On one side of my driveway, I have a "hard" clearance (the corner of the house structure). On the other side, I have some more additional clearance since I trimmed some of the plants/ivys.
Thanks for the the picture insert procedure.
Here are some pics, one the approach angle, and one is the width.
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Thank you again for all the advise and insights.
My question is where are you going when you get past the corner of the house?
I think you can manage it but it will be very helpful to have a straight shot at the mouth of the driveway and clear some of the limbs/brush on the left.
If you have 0 trailer experience that is not the place to learn. Consider alternate storage site until you can get more comfortable maneuvering the trailer. The biggest problem with tight spaces is the fact that the back of the trailer will move just turning the TV wheels and mot moving.
