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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Truck campers are the best RV choice for rough roads.
If you look at enough older campers, you will find many that bulge or show signs of flexing where the cab over meets the truck. For this reason, I prefer the shorter cab over of a east-west bed. They hold up better on really rough roads.
The over whelming majority of TCers are extended cabovers with north-south beds. Folks love em. Miss-placed love in my opinion.
If you look at enough older campers, you will find many that bulge or show signs of flexing where the cab over meets the truck. For this reason, I prefer the shorter cab over of a east-west bed. They hold up better on really rough roads.
The over whelming majority of TCers are extended cabovers with north-south beds. Folks love em. Miss-placed love in my opinion.
