Went to the RV show (always a bad idea) and found a 42 ft 5th wheel we really like. We now have a 36 ft 5th wheel.For those of you who have made a similar move, what have you found to be negative about the longer trailer?Thanks.
I will be towing a vehicle and need to be able to easily (relatively) hook up the towed vehicle by myself.1) Any recommendations for a particular tow bar brand?2) Any hookup procedure recommendations?Thanks.
I've seen a lot of anecdotal information about stopping distance improvements when switching from drum to disk. What I can't find is a rigorous test that compares pre- and post-switch stopping distances with the same truck/trailer combo. Does anyon...
DonBaja wrote:We've done the best known National Parks in the west and are working our way through the second tier. What can you tell me about these two parks? Thanks.Is hwy 50, west of the parks, good road.We loved Capitol Reef and plan to come back...
toedtoes wrote:Are you unhappy with your current rig? Or was this just something that flashed in your eyes?If the latter, go take a few hundred that you would have put out on a new rig and change out the decor of your current one. Lots cheaper.HA! ...
yeah, we realize that NFS and other state/fed campgrounds that will take a 42 ft. are pretty darn limited. This is a big consideration for use.(But check out the new NPS campground at Schoodic Point, Acadia NP)
Bill.Satellite wrote:The type of tow bar and the type of base plate make no difference at all. The key is the tow vehicle. Can it be towed 4 down or are you going to need a tow dolly? What is your plan?4 downand thanks for all the comments/helpful...
