TC durability on dirt roads
I have a class B and have been considering selling it and getting a 4 season TC Bigfoot or northern lite My usage will be pheasant hunting, traveling down dirt sometimes washboard roads for about ...
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I might not have as much experience as some (1081 nights in this camper) but my actuall experiences show that:
I haven't had any problems with roads (trails) like these... or in the deserts of the west. No damage ever... go slow, pick our way carefully.
Places like the one below in the FL panhandle have done more damage to my TC and truck than anything or anywhere else.
Salt damage... we have roamed and parked on beaches all over the US and Canada... Inverters, fantastic fan motors, slide room tracks, tie downs, jacks, TV Antenna... anything made of metal... RUST... causing electronic failures or inconsistancy
I haven't had any problems with roads (trails) like these... or in the deserts of the west. No damage ever... go slow, pick our way carefully.
Places like the one below in the FL panhandle have done more damage to my TC and truck than anything or anywhere else.
Salt damage... we have roamed and parked on beaches all over the US and Canada... Inverters, fantastic fan motors, slide room tracks, tie downs, jacks, TV Antenna... anything made of metal... RUST... causing electronic failures or inconsistancy
