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Originally Posted by Chance
Interesting and contrasting pattern emerging. 
As expected, smaller motorhomes don’t tow a toad as often, and when owners trade for larger motorhomes, they are often forced into having a toad. But then when they have a toad, they spend more time moving around in the small vehicle and less time in the spacious motorhome.
I suppose that’s where the trade off comes in. A smaller RV allows you to have the motorhome near you more of the time, but it’s smaller and relatively cramped; unless of course you compare it to space in a toad. I personally like having access to food, toilet, a bed, and all my gear at all times, so whether driving around Yellowstone or DC, I’d rather be in a small RV than a car. Obviously, while stationary at a campground, extra space is always nice. Since we spend more time moving around than stationary (excluding time asleep) it makes the decision for us.
With unlimited budget, I think my perfect setup might be a large motorhome towing a small 4X4 Class B as a toad, but even then I’m not sure I’d want the restrictions that come with so much equipment. |
Except we've been to places with our toad that no class B would fit (granted you could argue that if your class B doesn't fit I don't want to go there).
Of course the opposite is true (what you mention): people go all over the place with their B.
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