BeckCass

Hi Becky, good to hear from you. It’s awesome that you surprised your hubby in a good way with your driving. I think the course we took and actually getting behind the wheel was very helpful. I took over a few miles out of Goshen and drove through Toledo to Monroe, Michigan. Like you I got right up to speed! I was comfy other than some road construction and a tight toll booth! In a few weeks we are headed to a local campground, and I’m going to hookup, drive, back into the site, and unhook. I told Rod; “Don’t expect me to take over the driving and all the other stuff; that’s your job!”

Btw, don’t you just love the certificate! I’m going to frame mine and place it somewhere in the rig.

You take care and keep in touch!

Linda

Hi Becky, good to hear from you. It’s awesome that you surprised your hubby in a good way with your driving. I think the course we took and actually getting behind the wheel was very helpful. I took over a few miles out of Goshen and drove through Toledo to Monroe, Michigan. Like you I got right up to speed! I was comfy other than some road construction and a tight toll booth! In a few weeks we are headed to a local campground, and I’m going to hookup, drive, back into the site, and unhook. I told Rod; “Don’t expect me to take over the driving and all the other stuff; that’s your job!”

Btw, don’t you just love the certificate! I’m going to frame mine and place it somewhere in the rig.

You take care and keep in touch!

Linda

I 94 in North Dakota
We’re heading into Fargo ND in 2 days along I94. Per our atlas there’s a low bridge just west of Casselton (13’7”). Wondering if anyone’s been through there recently. Have they paved under there? Is it even lower? We’re at 13’6” so it’s really close.Thanks.

Dually or not? Looking for opinions. We’ve purchased a Montana High Country 321MK, and are currently looking for a tv. We’re probably going with an F350 diesel. My question is, do we need a dually or not, we’re getting different answers from the dealers? Tongue weight if the 321 is 2,062#, the gvwr is 14,100#. Thanks.