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Just because I am an agitator, I can think about all kinds of things to make you [s]ladies[/s] women mad. But I am going to stifle myself. My Dianna can run our 3670 RL down the road just fine. She is sixty-five, has arthritis and osteoporosis. It doesn't stop her.
We have a rule that both of us have to practice setting up and breaking down without the others help. It is a pain in the aft section, but we do it. We have check lists to help accomplish this. Most of the time, I do the outside and she does the inside. But just in case either of us get thumped, we practice.
Her car is a little Honda Civic. She has a very short adjustment period when she takes over the F250. Maybe about a block. I think the longer units are easier to back than the shorter rigs. If you have been handling a smaller rig, the transition should be a cake walk. Go ahead --- embark on the great adventure.
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