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Originally Posted by Cdncarnut
After years of towing an enclosed trailer with a pickup and sleeping in my trailer, I bought a small Class C motorhome.
I used it for a year, before the "COVID pause" and sold it last year.
What I found was that it added to the expense of racing, complicated my towing, as I needed a Toad, and was just one more thing to get ready before heading out.
The extra bit of comfort, which it provided, was not worth it.
With everything opening up this year, I am back to my pickup, cot and Coleman stove.
Each to their own though.
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In 2012 I wanted a Class a Motorhome to pull my 24 ft enclosed.
One day I am at a tire shop and saw a class A being worked on. It was at that moment I realized I would need more tools to be able to work on one ( bigger floor jack etc. )
I then looked at costs other than the purchase price of the MH.
So, in early 2013 I decided to step back and go with a slide in camper. Plus my dually has the hide-away G.N. hitch under the bed and 5th wheel rails under the camper.
If I need to pull either type of those trailers, I can have the camper off the truck in less than 25 minutes. I can not pull that off with a MH.
It has been good to me so far even tho the dually only gets 8.5 mpg loaded with the 24 footer.
Probably what a large m.h. gets
