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Dog Woman · 04-09-2006, 01:40 PM

Very cool site! I saved it in my "Favorites" so my husband can read & drool over the big rigs. Yes, many RVers do not realize what the CGWR means. Yes, you can pull your RV 5th wheel or other towable, but wait until you want to stop. My husband is a tug boat captain & has not yet retired, but he always tries to tell his RV friends that towing on land is very similar in concept; he does mostly ship work, but think of towing a barge the length of a football field and some wind surfer all of a sudden dumps in front of the tug. Panic time!

We bought a Mobile Suites 31-footer because we did not have to buy a new truck. Even with the 31-footer, my husband wants a big rig like a "high rise" so pets can ride comfortably & more storage options>

04-09-2006, 01:40 PM	#2
Dog Woman Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Brier, WA (north end Seattle) Posts: 35	Very cool site! I saved it in my "Favorites" so my husband can read & drool over the big rigs. Yes, many RVers do not realize what the CGWR means. Yes, you can pull your RV 5th wheel or other towable, but wait until you want to stop. My husband is a tug boat captain & has not yet retired, but he always tries to tell his RV friends that towing on land is very similar in concept; he does mostly ship work, but think of towing a barge the length of a football field and some wind surfer all of a sudden dumps in front of the tug. Panic time! We bought a Mobile Suites 31-footer because we did not have to buy a new truck. Even with the 31-footer, my husband wants a big rig like a "high rise" so pets can ride comfortably & more storage options> __________________ John & Dianne Tug Captain/1st Mate 2005 MS 31RS3 #1824 1996 F350 Heavy-Duty Diesel Crew Cab Manual 5-speed, ZF5 transmission AMSOIL synthetic oil products dealer (ZO dealer#1079963)