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Motorhome or Travel Trailer

Published Tuesday, August 26, 2008 by bloggerblognet26206 | E-mail this post

Motorhome or Trailer- that is the question for you. Here are some of the
advantages and disadvantages of both, so you will be confident when
purchasing an RV. When comparing RVs, a motorhome or a travel trailer, should
you buy a motorhome or fifth wheeler? The advantages and disadvantages of
both are studied so that you can make your choice wisely when purchasing an
RV. Possessing a motorhome or fifth wheel is an achievement of a lifetime. It
can be similar to sojourning with your residence as you search the various
sites of our great land, America.

The two commonly known recreational vehicle classes are the motorized and
towable. Towable RVs are the travel trailers and the fifth wheel. The RV
travel trailer or fifth wheel has the attraction of getting towed by a pickup
or a car, thus giving the adaptability of possessing transportation for you
when you are parked at your campsite.

A motorhome is a recreational vehicle that is motorized. It has three
categories which can either be gas, diesel or Diesel Pushers which are the
most costly ones. Converted vans that are large and self-sustaining represent
the smaller types of motorhomes and then there are the ones that are built on
the chassis of a truck.. The motorized motor home needs a tow car for your
transportation after you set up in your campsite.

RVs are styled to your specifications for the best appearance and luxuries
you anticipate when possessing an RV. High standard artisanship, venues for
entertainment, and keenness to small bits of information can be applied into
an RV bearing in mind that each and every amenity comes with a price tag.

A travel trailer or fifth wheel is larger inside than a motorhome of the same
size because of the driving area, i.e. a 40 foot trailer or fifth wheel has
more livable space than a 40 foot motorhome. Towing a trailer with a car puts
a lot of wear and tear on the automobile because they are usually not
equipped for heavy duty towing.

The motor home is definitely more money because you are paying for the
driving mechanism and chassis. Trailers and motorhomes can be equipped with
the same options. So the question seems to be do I want to travel in a truck
pulling a large fifth wheel or ride in a motorhome pulling a tow car.

One thing is certain if you talk to a motorhome owner he will tell you that
you should definitely purchase a motorhome and the same goes for a travel
trailer or fifth wheel owner, he thinks the trailer is the only way to go.
No matter what you choose the experiences are out of this world.

Bettye Whitten A retired Secretary. My Husband of 57 years and I are now full time rvers. We enjoy traveling and seeing new places. I needed something to do so I started a website on rving and camping. We have been camping and rving for almost 50 years. Starting out with a tent, then trailers and now motorhomes.

I want to share with fellow campers and rvers, and maybe people interested in trying this exciting way of life, what I have learned over the years and the exciting places we have been.

Email support@rvingandcamping.com

http://www.rvingandcamping.com

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