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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We like getting off the beaten path and its not been an issue for my AF 990 except for branches leaving permanent marks, the occasional broken plastic vent and rubber roof scratch etc. Growing up in the Northwest taught me allot, and by that I mean when I've got two tons strapped down (the camper) and I have to engage 4X4 its time to reevaluate a different course of action (no winch setup--yet). Living in the SW I've seen the gamut of temps--AF builds a solid comfortable camper. Sometimes your only option is a campground but, I think folks who limit themselves to just pavement and campgrounds miss out on the tremendous scenery off the beaten path. Happy Camping.
Edge of the North Rim of the Grand Canyon--no paved roads around here...
Edge of the North Rim of the Grand Canyon--no paved roads around here...
