Post by denisekotz on May 24, 2013 14:48:28 GMT -5
I am a middle aged female, new to RV'ing. It's my thing, not my husband's so much. I bought a 196S so that I could travel with my kids over the summer (I am a teacher). What is the deal with the hitches being so hard to get off?
Someone very smart, and very clever would design a hitch that can be removed more easily. My hands are not as strong as a man's. It's very frustrating to have it take 20 minutes of prying, moving the t.v. back a little, forward a little, prying some more, to get the hitch unhooked.
There are A LOT of single women out there who I bet would buy RV's if the weren't so dang difficult! In fact, if there was a trailer out there that had a hitch on it that was not as difficult to operate, that would have been a huge selling feature. I didn't know to ask the question though!
Someone very smart, and very clever would design a hitch that can be removed more easily. My hands are not as strong as a man's. It's very frustrating to have it take 20 minutes of prying, moving the t.v. back a little, forward a little, prying some more, to get the hitch unhooked.
There are A LOT of single women out there who I bet would buy RV's if the weren't so dang difficult! In fact, if there was a trailer out there that had a hitch on it that was not as difficult to operate, that would have been a huge selling feature. I didn't know to ask the question though!
