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Originally Posted by packnrat
what size as in length do most of you own that boondock mostly.
i am looking to buy a new montana . but at 40 feet not sure if that would just be too big.
i am single. so onlh me. no rug rats to come around. no family to be a pain. ( from or too).
i will be fully retired in 7 years. then full time on the rd ( sooner if house sells quick).
my plan is to boondock 95-99% of the time. only due to some sites i must go see would require a pay to park style lot.
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Our rig is much older but we're talking size. Ours is a 2955RL when I bought it I thought it was 29.5' But when I got it home I found out the 2955 was the inside length. So from rear cap to pin is just under 33' We primarily boondock in the west. For me I couldn't go any longer and get into the places we go. Even our acreage in northern Wa. on the Canadian border is tough to get in and out. If I had a rig much longer I'm afraid I would damage it going where we go. Don't forget to beef up your suspension. Stock suspension won't hold up to uneven surfaces. I found that out real fast. We have 400 watts of solar, 4 6v GCB
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2004 2955RL 2nd owners 400 watt solar, 2000 inverter/charger 4-6volt golf cart battery's & a champion 3400 remote start dual fuel genny
2000 F-350 swd crew cab long bed 7.3 power stroke transflow 77 gal fuel tank.
