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plattj1 · 03-29-2011, 02:06 PM

We started out with motorhomes and then moved to a pull trailer, after 6 years in a smaller unit we moved up to a Montana 5th wheel. I do miss the ability to move around in the motorhome while traveling, but everything else is better in the 5th wheel.

The room you have once setup is amazing, the hooking up and unhooking is a breeze, I would say that it tows better than my Class A drove in every condition. When I do have a problem with the tow vehicle I can just call the local Chevy dealer. Also, I am not out of my rig, I do not have to give up my home for routine mehcanical work.

I do not plan to go back to a MH ever, when I can no longer handle the 5th wheel it's time to get off the road.

03-29-2011, 02:06 PM	#54
plattj1 New Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: REDDING Posts: 8 M.O.C. #9528	We started out with motorhomes and then moved to a pull trailer, after 6 years in a smaller unit we moved up to a Montana 5th wheel. I do miss the ability to move around in the motorhome while traveling, but everything else is better in the 5th wheel. The room you have once setup is amazing, the hooking up and unhooking is a breeze, I would say that it tows better than my Class A drove in every condition. When I do have a problem with the tow vehicle I can just call the local Chevy dealer. Also, I am not out of my rig, I do not have to give up my home for routine mehcanical work. I do not plan to go back to a MH ever, when I can no longer handle the 5th wheel it's time to get off the road.