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Old 08-17-2018, 03:23 PM   #15
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Yes the 54' is from across the street from where I would need to start my turn to the white gate which is the entry to my rv pad
Easy...very easy since you can turn a little short on the driveway apron and the go through the gates.

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Keep in mind that a 35' MH has a wheelbase that is much shorter than 35'
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Keep in mind that a 35' MH has a wheelbase that is much shorter than 35'
MY 335 (34' 11" LONG ) F-53 is a 17 foot wheelbase.
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Old 08-17-2018, 04:49 PM   #18
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Yeah, my only big concern would be tail swing and that power post
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...and if nothing else you are allowed, I would hope, to jockey back and forth a bit if it won’t go in the first shot. Without being there though, it looks to me as though you should be good. Use a good system with your spotter just in case something complicates it.
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Can you take it to a parking lot nearby and try it with cones ?
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I am wanting to upgrade from a 5th wheel to a class A but need information on if I can make the turn into my rv pad? I am looking at a 2000 Damon Challenger 35' but can not find out any turn information , I have 54' feet to make a 90 degree turn straight into my pad. Nowhere can I find any information of this sort on any size class, most say find a large area and measure it which is hard to do when you are trying to figure out what to buy
You should be able to call Damon or maybe Thor for the wheel cut.
DP's usually turn sharper and ours at 47 degrees is a bit more than most gassers. IFS DP's will turn as sharp as 55 degrees and maybe more.
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You could possibly test drive something similar from a local dealer? Looks like you would be able to back and forth it a bit to get it just right. Coming from a travel trailer guy though (big difference, I know)
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