We have a large fifth wheel and a tight corner to back around into our RV spot behind the house. I can do it but it often takes up to ten tries to get it just right. I saw something somewhere about some kind of extension that moves the pin location...
Our current rig has the satellite dish permanently mounted on the roof and the cables run through the ceiling to the receiver. We are looking to get a newer rig but they all seem to have the entertainment center in a slide. How do you deal with run...
I’ve been backing 5th wheels into that spot since 1997 and we are in and out four or five times every year, sometimes more so I’ve had a LOT of practice. After I took out a telephone pole is was easy with my first one, a 28’ HRC. The second one, a ...
garyp4951 wrote:5th wheel dollyThose things are WAY too expensive (less expensive options available) and I wouldn't trust them on a big 5th wheel. That guy in the video sure doesn't need one to get that small 5th wheel into that spot. Easy with jus...
Super_Dave wrote:My gate is narrow and the turn is tight. Dropping the 5er a couple times to reposition the truck works best for me to reduce stress of jack knifing or hitting the corner of the house.Thanks, Super Dave. That did the trick. I might...
You'd think it would work that way but I have to hug the fence on the right side of the driveway with the truck as I turn the corner pulling out (and the trailer hugs the corner on the other side). To get it in I have to start with the truck on the ...
