motorhome stuck down Cornwall lane

Rear wheel drive is the answer . Weight over driven wheels makes all the difference
And more steering angle available.

What people forget about truck chassis (although sadly not dailies :LOL: ) is that the front axles tend to be further back, our wheel base is only just over 4m on an 8.4m Mh.
 
I know the road, whilst I'd never drive a motorhome down there, it's not the narrowest of Cornish Lanes, but it is very steep.

If he can get a tow up as far as the house, it levels off a bit after that.
Perhaps reading the signs at the start of the road would have helped.


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But it's NOT a caravan as its often posted out on here.

So it will be fine then ::bigsmile:
 
Its not just the roads, its the queues that I dislike about Cornwall and - I do get why the locals get fedup but do they really need to be so grumpy? Cornwall does make a lot of money from tourism and selling old cottages to Londoners.
Just been for a week and everyone was really friendly, no traffic either. Perhaps it was the time of year?
 
Just been for a week and everyone was really friendly, no traffic either. Perhaps it was the time of year?
Usually down that neck of the woods every year and locals seem no different from anywhere else. Maybe they're just grumphy everywhere though!:giggler:

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