What I recently did for cheap diesel - not worth it...

[Gary.Jones]

Thanks.... that is informative! Thanks.. We now know that this Cornerstone's radio antenna scrapes the girders of a 13'11" bridge. I think this coach is about 13'3" to top of Sat dish and AC units.

Now, I can add info about the diesel pumps and island. No problem at all getting under. The "full service guy" was standing there and again I pantomimed how much height I had over the coach and he gave me the green light. Actually, there is a LOT of room there... no problem. The problem with that area of the fuel station is that you probably need to go past the pumps still on the road and then make a big counter clockwise turn in their parking lot and come up to the diesel pumps closest to the building. That way even pulling a Honda, I think that you can make the CCW turn.

Instead I angled off the road and used the pump closest to the road and then I really had only one turn possibility without disconnecting the toad or making a very tight turn with the toad.... I dont like to stress the tow bar and base plate. I had to turn CCW but then go between the new building and some quonset hut type building and it was very tight laterally..... not at all an easy passageway between the two buildings. On top of everything else, I really had to carefully watch my progress through this passage in the rearview mirrors as I could easily have taken off an awning by catching it against the building... (not good for my coach OR the building) as I say, some things are just not worth it. Without the toad, it would be a piece of cake to make the 3 point turn to get out of the station but with the toad, NOT a piece of cake. Try the way I recommend above if you are also attracted by the great fuel prices.

Thanks again!

Gary