Eligendo ius RV provocare potest. Tam multae optiones sunt! Primum consilium damus hominibus qui shopping pro RV est non est perfectus RV * for you. You will have to make some sacrifices…of course unless you plan to spend a million dollars for custom options. But if that’s the case, you probably aren’t reading this post anyway.

Esse honestum; Multi plenus-vicis RVers quaeris habere plus verisimile saltem II vel III diversis RVs. Before you’ve lived in an RV, it’s hard to truly know what you want and need. So don’t be surprised if you change your mind, too.

Potes legere omnia tips ad eligens ius RV * (Sicut post nos scripsimus, DON’T Buy an RV Until You’ve Read These 5 Tips!), do tons of research, and drive yourself crazy. But, ultimately, until you’ve hit the open road and discovered your travel style, your parking preference, etc….it’s hard to know which RV is the best for your lifestyle.

Nam nos nunquam fuissemus RV ac vix etiam in uno castra habuissemus. Automatice quintam rotam ad spatium elegit. We loved it, too! In fact, we wrote this post – X Rationes ad elige quintam Rotam pro clita plena tempus. Causae illae prorsus erant cur quintam rotam statuimus, et adhuc sumus magna beneficia quintam rotam eligens.

Sed post menses VIII, cum tempus esset emere novum RV; nos plane miramur cum ad genus c motorhome loco alterius quintae rotae flectendum voluerimus. We purchased our fifth wheel knowing it was a “starter unit” to simply allow us to try out RV life and determine if it was for us or not. It wasn’t designed for full-time living…it was much more of a weekend warrior RV. So we originally went into the purchasing process with the plans to buy another fifth wheel.

Causae hic sunt, quamquam, quod genus c motorhome loco finivimus eligendo.

We didn’t need as much “stuff” as we thought we did

Cum de rebus nostris movere quintus rotam, nos extraxerunt tanta quae numquam usus est and actually forgot we had in there. Again, we didn’t know anything about the lifestyle and how it would be. Now, we know what we like to do in the places we visit, we know we don’t need as many clothes as we thought, and we ditched the duplicates of things.

It’s a huge adjustment to downsize from a house to in RV *. Multi ergo maiorem RV eligent donec cognoscant quam parum actu egent. It’s extremely common for full-time RVers to downsize their RV during or after their first year on the road. Quodammodo, per momenta, pars est processus vitae tuae simplificandae.

Maneuverability> vivum spatium

Circum 50 sq ft aliquid amisimus cum ex quinta rota nostra ad classem nostram descendimus c. Num fallunt? Scilicet! Sed beneficia consecuta praeponderanti spatii iactura.

Nostra utilitas dilectissima est quam multiplex nostra classis c est. Agitantem sentiat simillimum esse pulsis antiquis salsissimus noster. Since the length is right under 26 feet, we can “fit” into most parking spots. We’ve even managed to find street parking in the city and have “moochdocked” outside of family members’ houses with no problem at all.

In contrast, the last time we returned home, we had no choice but to put our fifth wheel in storage while visiting family because there was not enough space for it in anyone’s driveway or neighborhood. It was really inconvenient to move out of our home for a few weeks and not have full access to some of our belongings.

We also used to be so jealous of the RVers who could pull off the side of the road to snap a photo of a scenic view. We’ve had to settle for mental pictures because pulling over with a 30ft trailer isn’t exactly safe, if there is even space for it. Nunc confidimus nos sentire propemodum uspiam facile trahere, quin constanter speculum inspiciamus ut curet freno purgabimus, et Lindesay C% commoda pulsis aliquando sentit. 

Facilius peregrinatione diebus

Let me paint a picture of what our travel days looked like when towing the fifth wheel. First, we would have to strap down any loose furniture, along with the typical stowing of items. Then, we’d have the usual disconnecting of the sewer, water and electric. The final step would be backing up the truck just right, lowering the trailer, and hitching it up, which would typically take 10 minutes alone (on a good day). We’d often be stressed that we would forget a step, because there were just so many.

I forgot to mention that we’d have to set up a comfortable space for the dogs, pack up a bag of snacks, water bottles, a trash bag, our computers (if we wanted to struggle to work at all), cameras (you always have to be prepared for beautiful scenery), etc. We would be crammed in and have to stop every 2-3 hours to stretch and use the bathroom. If we wanted to make lunch in the fifth wheel, we’d end up taking 30-45 minutes every time we stopped, which made travel days even longer.

Nunc ad differentiam dierum peregrinationis exponendam sinam dicere hanc stationem scribendo, ad Nashville impellimus. Sedeo commode et tuto ad dinette sicut Dan agit. When it’s lunch time, I’ll get up and fac nos sine Sandwico ut subsisto et, si opus est utor forica…no problem! The dogs can move around a bit more too.

Oh, et antequam alicubi relinquimus, tantum nos de tempore capit 10-15 minuta usque ad stipantdisiunge et tolle. Nemo magis sursum titubet ac strenue descendit. Nos items repone, labatur in trahe, discursibus nostris distrahe, insilire et abire! Cito iter facimus, et typice tantum per hebdomadam hora 1 in novis locis manemus, ergo ingens nobis est!

Quinta rota 38C Iacta top plate-trailer salsissimus partes Hitch Gravis Officium Hitch

Potius opus spatia

Etsi multa exempla recentiora quintae rotae magnum laborem habent spatia, nostra non fecerunt. Solum nostrum aream laboris erat apud culinam dinette Haec ex sellis ligneis constabat quae pulvillos dorsum nullum habebat et vix spatium satis commode intervallum a mensa distans. Tabernaculum dinette cum pulvinaribus qualitatibus multo utilior est per totum diem sedentem.

Si dinetta nimis conferta ad utrumque nobis acquiescit, in vectore sede laborare malo, quae circum ad vivum aream obversatur. Est etiam delapsum mensa quam erigi possum, quae etiam ante lecti collocari potest, si placet extra fovere et vigilantem TV dum scribo. Nos igitur 3 optiones operis spatia! 

I mentioned that I am working while we drive, which is also a big deal for us. And the computer is not sitting on my lap in the passenger seat. I am actually at a “desk”, where I can focus without getting car sick or getting a neck cramp!

We also used to only be able to travel on weekends because Dan was the primary driver and he couldn’t take time away from his work during week days. We would occasionally be able to squeeze travel in on a week day if the drive was under 3 hours and after the work day. The hardest part about that though, other than driving at night, is that our weekends are our most valuable time. Weekends are the best time for us to be exploring new places and enjoying the greatest benefit of RV life.

Nunc ut commodius sim pulsis novum RV, Dan operari potest dum expellam. Iter dierum non vult nos accipere tempus ab opere. It’s all about efficiency and multi-tasking, right? And our weekends are free for adventuring!

Melius gas mileage

What do you get when you cross a GMC Sierra 2500 truck and a 8,500 pound fifth wheel? A gas guzzler! That’s not a joke. We used to get 7-8 miles per gallon while towing! Then we’d continue to get poor gas mileage when we would detach the trailer and drive the truck around cities. We basically lived at gas stations.

Nunc solum motorhome accipit idem gas mileage ac dolor solus, which is around 15 mpg. When we tow our Jeep Wrangler behind the motorhome, we still average around 11 miles per gallon…not too shabby. But when we arrive, we can ride around in the jeep and get 18 miles per gallon around the city! Cha-ching! More money in our pockets, which makes us happy campers!

Sic ibi habes! Plane valde laeti sumus cum consilio nostro a quinta rota ad domum motoriam commutandam! Nos 2018 Winnebago Navion 24D elegimus et in amore sumus! We named her “Wanda” because she allows us to “wanda” around the country while feeding our “wanda-lust”. Or, as my dad says, we “wanda” how we’re going to pay for her! But, as they say, not all who “wanda” are lost. Ha! Okay, that’s enough puns!