so what are the differences - 2

- length – overall, living, and combination, continued

To make it even more difficult there is the combination length of the tow vehicle and trailer or the MH and the dinghy (toad is another term).

Well it really isn't more difficult, but it is longer. If you have one of the larger rigs it can become a problem in some states, or if you leave the interstate.

If you are going to try to use national, state, local, or older RV parks you will want a rig between 29' and 33'. The state park we use the most has an official “limit” of 31'. We have used our somewhat longer Dodge and TT for more than 2 years. The TT is 36½' the rangers have told us if we can fit it in the alloted space it is fine with them.

WARNING:  BUT, NOT ALL PARKS OR RANGERS FEEL THE SAME WAY.