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testingwithfire

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I'd love to try fulltiming, but I need to choose an RV first!

Looking at 5th wheels for now.

Mostly retired writer, editor, and translator. Old Gen X, she / they pronouns. I'm based in the Southwest US but I hope to travel all over.
 
Its about what makes you feel at home.
 
Are you prepared with a good solid pickup to tow it? There's a lot to know about towing your home, and the vehicle you choose to do that with. Certain sizes of 5th wheel require certain add-ons for your truck, but all require a 5th wheel hitch.

There's also a lot involved with maintenance and upkeep. There are many parts and functions that require regular, sometimes daily, inspection and care.

We had a 5th wheel for years and we did full-time it. Then we settled in one area and bought a house to work until full retirement. We're almost there now, and we just purchased a Class A diesel to get us through the next decade or so until we can't drive properly any more.

Just be sure you're ready and prepared to do the not-so-fun parts of fulltime RV'ing, with the special requirements of towing your home, and the fun parts will be all the more enjoyable!

Good luck to you!
 

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