I'm thinking about getting a Class C motor home. Do most of you require that your passengers stay seated and buckled up? Or do you let your passengers walk around while the vehicle is in motion? What about children or babies? Do you have them in cars...
Hi,I'm new to RVing and I'm looking to buy an SUV that has three rows in order to seat my large family. This SUV needs to be strong enough to pull a large travel trailer. I'm not sure what travel trailer I'm going to get yet, but I think it may be so...
Jim Shoe wrote:I'm buckled up at all times when my RV is moving. But then, I'm a single RVer. I've been told that setting the speed control doesn't also handle the steering. Good to know, thanks...
rjxj wrote:Dont be in a hurry as there are tons of them out there. Remember WATER DAMAGE WATER DAMAGE. People and DEALERS dump them on unsuspecting people all the time. Spend HUNDREDS for inspections but dont let anyone burn you with water damage. Yo...
TyroneandGladys wrote:dahkota wrote:I move around for coffee, soda, etc. while moving but I wouldn't allow any passengers to do it. I know my risks and am comfortable with the changing motion. I don't trust that anyone else in the rig is so they must...
Great responses, everyone. Thank you so much.Thinking it over, it seems perhaps the simplest and most straightforward thing here is to go with a motor home instead. The size of our budget will likely dictate that we get something a little smaller tha...
rjxj wrote:With a weight 9,200 and 11,500 loaded you may need something like a 3/4 ton 4 door pick up or Suburban?Yeah, I guess the problem with a 4 door pickup is it wouldn't hold all 7 of us. A Suburban sounds good, but how do I calculate whether...
