What's the learning curve like??
During the course of my "full-time RV retirement" project, I've immediately dismissed the notion of towing a travel trailer. The reason for this is that I've never towed ANYTHING in my 50 years on thi...
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Best tip someone told me was:
Always back in on the drivers side. Even if it means going around the block or CG road to come in so you CAN back in on the drivers side.
Makes a world of difference on how much easier it is.
I also carry 2 traffic cones. Get to CG site set a cone on each corner of the back of the site and at how far back you need to be. Simply back in between the cones that are easily visible in both mirrors.
For night parking I place one of those puck led battery operated lights on top of each cone.
No one standing there yelling screaming, waving hands, walkie talkies....just me and my silent cones. And when I am done they get thrown into the storage bay. Can't do that with the DW. :W
Always back in on the drivers side. Even if it means going around the block or CG road to come in so you CAN back in on the drivers side.
Makes a world of difference on how much easier it is.
I also carry 2 traffic cones. Get to CG site set a cone on each corner of the back of the site and at how far back you need to be. Simply back in between the cones that are easily visible in both mirrors.
For night parking I place one of those puck led battery operated lights on top of each cone.
No one standing there yelling screaming, waving hands, walkie talkies....just me and my silent cones. And when I am done they get thrown into the storage bay. Can't do that with the DW. :W
