We can back our fifth wheel into the drive very easily....problem is it's too steep and far too dangerous to think of unhooking. Therefore it goes to storage
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Dick & Pat Swanstrom
Fort Dodge Iowa
2014 Thor Challenger 37GT
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mine is pretty bad
i have to turn a 90 degree off the street, back up some 25 feet to the rv port.
if i didnt have a spotter i might not make it
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Enjoying the 2008 Damon Tuscany 4056, #3998 no your eyes are fine, there are really 6 slides
2022 F150 King Ranch towed, or the 23 explorer ST on the trailer
When we had the pop-up, I could park it in our steep driveway only if I got one wheel on the driveway first and then sharply turned it to continue up the driveway. If I tried to back it straight in, it would hit on the bottom of the spare tire attached to the rear.
With the TT, it's impossible. It would hang-up on the rear bumper before the tandems even reached the driveway. In fact, when the hitch is in the receiver I can't even back just my truck up the driveway without it scraping.
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