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How large an 5er is comfortable for full timing? One maybe two people. workamping sometimes means I will be in one spot for short periods of time. Thanks in advance for your responds.
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Bubbadan
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I would say that you should visit several sizes of fivers and buy what you would feel confortable. Full time as we have for the past 3 yrs, I would want nothing smaller than a 36-37 ft rig. we also have 2 dogs one a 75 lb and a smaller one 14 lbs. They have to have they're space also. I think Linda and Howard have a 40 ft. fiver. southwestjudy
Kinda depends,we had a 28 foot Sunnybrook that had enough living space due to it's design but fell far short in carry capacity.We now have our 38 foot Cedar Creek that satisfies both necessities.
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RVing probably not a reality any more.It was a good time while it lasted.
We've been living in a 36 for almost 4 years now and are quite comfortable. I think I would have trouble in anything smaller than 34, but that is really a personal decision. You should carefully evaluate different size rigs and see what feels comfortable to you.
I would say that you should visit several sizes of fivers and buy what you would feel confortable. Full time as we have for the past 3 yrs, I would want nothing smaller than a 36-37 ft rig. we also have 2 dogs one a 75 lb and a smaller one 14 lbs. They have to have they're space also. I think Linda and Howard have a 40 ft. fiver. southwestjudy
While I wouldn't want anything bigger then our 34 foot. It's a personal thing go sit in them see if you can see yourself living in it.
We had a 30ft. Sandpiper that was fine for two. It had two slides. When we decided to go full time we bought a 36ft. Cedar Creek with three slides. We thought it had a lot of room until we saw a 34ft. Cardinal. It just blew our 36ft away. So.........length, not so much, but arangement.......the floorplan is everything. Good luck
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Dave and Linda, 2008 Winnebago Journey 39z Retired full timers and loving it! God Bless Our Land
When we first started looking for a trailer we were thinking that a 28-30' would be enough. My wife wanted a washer and dryer however so that put us up to considering 34' and longer. We purchased a 35' which is very roomy and comfortable for the two of us but as Dave and Linda added, the floorplan can make a world of difference. It is after all a matter of personal choice, so consider your options, take your time, shop around and investigate thoroughly before you purchase.
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Allan, Jeanne and Katie the cat Full-timers from Alabama "07 -40' Phaeton & '08 Jeep Liberty