Gas Station Fill-Ups

[Nascon]

Originally Posted by BandJCarm

Will an Rpod fit?

Depends on what you are pulling it with!! LOL

Taking the inlaws along eh?

[BandJCarm]

Originally Posted by DNA Dan

In-law quarters? I have to reconsider my next rig purchase.

That's what I said.

DW said "Grandkids". Which was goofy on HER part........if/when those dudes and dudettes show up, that's where I would be, not them!!!

[DNA Dan]

Originally Posted by BandJCarm

That's what I said.

DW said "Grandkids". Which was goofy on HER part........if/when those dudes and dudettes show up, that's where I would be, not them!!!

I suppose the smaller space is easier to defend. Barbed wire?

[VermontScouter]

Originally Posted by Chickenhoss

I sure have, but not an RV. I have no issues pulling one at all.

I've driven utility and small gear-hauling trailers before, and I have not issues pulling one at all either.

But backing them up is another story! My truck has symmetrical cut marks in both rear quarter-panels where I jack-knifed the trailer hard enough to cut the plastic panels!

But the RPOD with weight-distribution hitch won't turn that hard, so I don't have to worry about that problem! [sigh]

[VermontScouter]

OMG! I've never see that before!

[timfromma]

Smaller trailers are actually harder to backup than the big ones due to their shorter wheelbase.

[Tigger1]

To the OP, if you are still concerned there is a book called 'The Next Exit' which shows USA Interstate Highway exit services. It shows which exits are RV accessible. It's only for Interstates not State Highways though.

[TheWolfPaq82]

I loved my first 1984 Viking pup. 80 lbs on the hitch, small enough to stand up on it's rear bumper in the garage for winter...got some strange looks when people would walk into garage. Got into a gas station once...didn't notice at time that it was only one way in and out. Couldn't cut it tight enough to make the U-turn and two guys walked over and as I would slowly make the turn, they would picked up the trailer and slide it around to the back of the car till I was straight enough to pull out. Traded it in 3 years later for bigger pup and only lost $100 off original price. Dealer sold it in 2 hrs to a guy that was moving and looking for a very small pup to tow with a small car while he moved cross country.

[ben31]

Originally Posted by BandJCarm

Will an Rpod fit?

Depends on what you are pulling it with!! LOL

Must be for when the DW sends him to the doghouse!