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Originally Posted by PopBeavers
I can always see at least one trailer wheel, so I know where it is at.
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Once again, the need for adequate mirrors becomes apparent. As we have discussed endlessly on this board, when you are towing down the road, you should be able to see both sides of the TM without craning your neck (or performing the famous dipsy-doodle). Mirrors that don't stick out far enough to permit this are NOT adequate.
When you get to the campground, these same wide-spaced mirrors will contribute greatly to your ability to back into a space. Even if the trailer is turned, so you can't see one side, you can see the other. Trying to back in when you can't see either side of the trailer, relying completely on a spotter, is asking for trouble. Backing up is hard enough - backing blind just doesn't work, in my experience at least.
Bill