It’s the birds for me

❤thank you

I am considering buying a 32 foot class A but I don't have anyone to spot for me when I travel. For reference, I back my 20 foot travel trailer into campsites on my own. Is a spotter really essential to backing a motorhome, or can it be done like backing a travel trailer, getting out and looking, and swearing softly a little from time to time? Watching this video made me question whether I should continue with my purchase of a Class A for my traveling lifestyle. Hmmm...

Thank you for this video!! I’m purchasing a Class A Motorhome and the last couple days I’ve been a little worried about driving it since I’ve never drove anything this big.

Did you sell the Motor Coach?

Do you still have this beautiful rig for sale?

gorgeous RV! I feel like I can just move right in. so clean ...i love the kitchen..the Windows in the bedroom / powder room area. makes it feel more homey. the colors are so calming as well. I will be showing this to my husband

Very nice motorhome! How many miles and hours on the gen? What engine does this have? Date codes and brand of tires? Thanks!

Wow What a beautifully kept RV, Nice layout, sometimes wished lived in USA lol, that is cheap compared to similar here, something like that would probably well over $200,000 NZ Dollars. Hope you get a good sale anyway.

"Im never going to see these people again." Best thing to keep in mind when nervous or feeling anxiety take hold in public. That statement can be applied to many many things. People should worry less about what others think, or what failires one makes on front of people. We are all the same, learning or doing the same thing, just trying to enjoy life. You can put the truth on a tee shirt, No one has to panic about what others think of you, They dont pay your bills or help you with any mistakes you make. Just keep trucking, and learn the best way you can.

This has been so helpful! My goal is to be able to drive my RV comfortably with no one else with me except my dog! I'm going to do measurements and see how I could do the 3 in 1 without a spotter. My rear camera does have distances and path of travel trajectory which is super helpful but I'm still coming g in a little too close to hook ups. I'm also thinking of taking some lessons with a driving school to get more confidence. Thanks for the video!

Wow. I learned more here than when I trained for a two weeks (3, 4 days on road) to get my CDL Passenger.

This is a very instructional video and audio must watch for all owners of RV's. It has made me feel much more confident about driving a large vehicle and it increases awareness for those times when I am driving a standard car in the vicinity of an RV. Give more room and consideration to RV drivers as their blind spots are sometimes large and we have to take this into account. All things considered I think that all drivers should see this video and our roads would be a lot safer

Something that was not emphasized but must be done while turning... turns must be squared not rounded.

Hello what is the weight of this one please, looking at buying same one in the uk to restore but the weight is not clear. We have strict weight restrictions, on my licence I can only drive 7.5 ton

Great video!!!

5:14...mirrors 7:25... Shown from above 9:28... Person eight to nine feet out, hands in front at chest level, simulates a car 17:48... Review how to handle curves 20:10... How to find where the center of your back tire is using the convex mirror, Mark the mirror with sharpie or white out. 25:52... 34:35

Thank you Barney, I have watched many RV training class. Yours is the best. No doubt about it.

Thank you for this sir

My only problem with today's RVs is their size. At between 35' and 40' in length, I don't know what their height might be, from the pavement to the top of the AC unit on the roof, but most I've seen are so large, you might as well be driving a 4 story building on wheels.

I’ve stopped in at Lazydays ive walked across from the TA but never been there with my Own motorhome

I've been thinking about getting a second convex mirror for my passenger side. I'd have the normal one adjusted properly and the second one aimed directly at the blind spot. I've got old school style mirrors held on by just thin metal rods so it's really easy to stick stuff on them, like CB antennas and other accessories.

Excellent video.

Excellent video, even seven years later! Thanks!

Great help!

Great video! Does the info in the video also apply to Class C Motorhomes?

That was an excellent video. We are hoping to rent an RV this October.

At the beginning of the video driving an RV seemed overwhelming. With the expert guidance of the narrator I feel confident that I will be able to follow all the steps in the video confidently.

I guess a solo has to be extra cautious when backing up.

Love the way you repeat and review of each step to make it sink in lol

This is such a great educational video. Will be getting a 32 footer motorhome soon and this sure makes us feel more confident! Thank you so much for so many great tips!💕

Good info. Would be great to see the 3-1 reverse into park spot multiple times in a real campground/RV park from different perspectives. Also, understanding (and seeing) how Class A's of different lengths affect the 3-1 method.

There were so many great tips in this video that I know I will put to use when I drive my RV!

Very helpful. Thanks a lot!

Hope you can do a update, and a before and after of your update. I know this is an old video but even pictures would be nice too. Thanks

I can’t believe overall how good it is. The color of the floor looks good. Are you going to extend it into the kitchen area? The refrigerator also looks good? I agree that 4 burner stove is probably a thing of the past ours is 3 burner. A sprayer for the commode, nice, we don’t have that. And, porcelain commode. I didn’t know that they put porcelain in that era. Overall, y’all got a good one with what I do say has low miles. Have fun and keep us informed of your progress.

Hey from Texas 👋 very nice RV!!! Do the awnings work? Y’all are going to have so much fun fixing it up. We have a 31k Minnie Winnie 2017 that we love.

Good video. But I wish the coach was better scale. The wheelbase is so short. And most roads are narrow. Its more like a.8 in 1 turn

I wish this was up when we hired an RV. We arrived in LA from Australia at 9a.m. By about 11:30 we're driving a 32 ft RV through LA traffic. Biggest thing I've ever driven by far. And on the opposite side of the road! Knowing how to reverse just using the two mirrors is important. I cringe when I see people look over their shoulder when reversing. It's a just a bad habit from poor driver training, even in a little car.

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Great Refresher for a veteran who just got a new Class A and cameras! There were many things I did not know. Thanks for an excellent presentation.

Put a rearveiw cam on the front.

Why not put a camera on the blind spot?

this is the best driving and parking video I found online , I will be buying my RV from you all cause no one else offers anything like this

Great information and lessons to learn; however, you’re “exiting a highway on an off ramp” is more like “entering highway traffic on an on ramp.”

In Australia we teach to align your shoulder with the kerb or edge of roadway of the road you are turning into when making left turns, and the centreline of the roadway when making right turns. In most cases, that will position the rear of the vehicle to miss kerbs and traffic islands

Extremely well done! Thank you!!

This is by far the best RV Driving Tutorial I have found. Kudos to Lazy Days RV! One disappointment: In the backing up portion they demonstrate pulling up to the campsite on the driver's side and then later mention it is three times as hard pulling up on the passenger side. I would have loved to see that demonstrated.

Easy tutorial with very informative information!

Thank you so much for this wonderful video. I still intend to take an instructor class but this video really explains the tracking, and vision "angles" and blind spot geometry that will be so helpful in driving a motorhome.