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3+1 steps to back in

I wouldn't risk my spotter being only an arm's length distance.

THANK YOU!!

Amazing:-Good video! ☺

excellent. many thanks

Will the 3 and 1procedure work with a 5th wheel camper? Doyou set it up with the 8 feet from the back wheels?

Only good for motor home. Not useful for towed trailers

Excellent video. However, most people don't own motor homes. Do you have any tips and videos on how to back up travel trailers? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

What most people don't know is there is a big blind spots behind mirrors since one can not see thur the mirror one can not see whats coming at you when crossing intersection. So if one does not rock back & forth on their seat one can see behind the mirror. That why so many accident happen when pulling out on to traffic. I always use mirrors that I can see over to see the traffic coming at me when crossing intersection or pulling into traffic.

Great video for safe driving

Love the video!!!

thank you!!!

excellent 👍.

Does this hold true for a Class C also?

Thanks for this informative video. I have a 45ft Class-A motorhome that has three mirrors on each side. The top and bottom mirrors are convex with the center mirror flat. Assuming I follow your instructions in this video for the lower convex mirror, how should I adjust the top one?

Outstanding teaching aid. Thank you

I’m guessing this applies to a tag axle for the correct measurement on the back tire also ?

how do you fix your mirror when it gets pushed out? I am been looking and been unable to find a fix. TY

THIS VIDEO IS GENIUS. THANK YOU!!! It saved us on our RV trip

Nice and easy thank you very much for your effort

My coach is 101 inches (8’5”). Does this make a difference on the 8’ mark?

What is there isn’t enough room to pull the coach forward before he can no longer see the spotters right shoulder?

Massively overcomplicated. If you need to apply this system you provably shouldn't be on the road

can this work with a 5th wheel as well?

Nice demonstration

Do you have one for a TT?

Excellent

Thank You THANK YOU !

Can I ask where part 2 is?

WOw I am coming from Trucking school to learn more and they do not have a video so clear and neat as your group..YOur group should go into semi 18wheers to help, also 18 wheelers have another mirror that is on the front corner of the quarter panel, allowing this blind spot `at the end of your video' to be seen. Why don't buses have that?

Mayonnaise win is Integra going to get with the times and take out the carpet out of the high end luxury couches

That’s very helpful

Man you dont say good with right turns

useless info for a 5th wheel

how do you backup if you are by yourself?

I noticed that you are teaching folks to set their mirrors so that they will have blind spots. As a 43 year long haul driver, I find that to be alarming. I do not have any blind spots on the right or left of my rig with a 53 foot trailer. For many years I have offered $1,000.00 to anybody who can hide their smallest car in my "blind spot". Nobody has collected, because I have no blind spot. You can not hide a kid on a bike on the right of my Peterbuilt. In 1955 we all had blind spots. This is 2019. There is no longer any need to have blind spots on new standard equipped semi trucks, or motor homes. I would love to share this information with you and your viewers, so they too can drive with NO BLIND SPOTS. Hint #1 If 1/4 to 1/3 of you mirror is looking at your coach, you have just cheated yourself out of 1/4 to 1/3 of your field of view. Why do that to yourself?! Hint #2 If the upper 1/2 of your mirror is looking at the sky, that is great for looking at birds, airplanes and sky, but that is NOT what those mirrors are for. You are interested in traffic only. Sky?! Why do that to yourself?! With your permission I'd be happy to share specific information so that you and your viewers can totally eliminate all blind spots on the right and left of your coaches. Can I help you with this?

Very nice instructions picking up my motorhome Monday at Coastal RV in Charleston Monday Jan 15 2017.

This is a great video but doesn’t discuss RV’s in the following scenario which is the most dangerous of all. I come to an intersection where the oncoming traffic is from the right and is at an angle less than 45 degrees. I am making a left turn. I can’t look over my shoulder because the interior of the RV does not have a window there. Let’s say it’s like 20 degrees. No mirror I know of captures that scenario. Unless I have a passenger in the next seat to look for me I cannot see oncoming traffic. Can you suggest a mirror? All the ones I have purchased will not adjust to that angle.

Wow I heard the guy say meticulous , he is so wrong, there is nothing being done meticulous at entegra except on how to not give customer service to entegra owners.. the entegras looks like it was done by new hired employees that have never worked in this industry. Please stop misinforming the public sir

How about a similar video for a pull trailer?

Great video! Can you make one for fifth wheels? that would be very helpful.

Great video!. It looks like the spotter was tapping his left shoulder and the driver turned the coach until they couldn't see his left shoulder. Am I missing something here?

Thanx for this helpful info

This all takes the fun of just sitting on the picnic table & watch as your step dad throws a fit & screams obscenities at your mom because she's standing out of view from the mirrors which usually leads to him just gassing it forward and back about 10 times until he hits a straight line to park it. Good times.

How about backing into a campsite with a tag axle

It stated the passenger side would be more difficult, some campgrounds there is no other choice the way they direct traffic patterns. Would you apply the 8' rule on the passenger side as well???

whenis Entegra going to put a gray water tank flush in??????