How would like to drive this Powerhouse Coach motorhome down the highway — towing a trailer plus a boat — 122 feet long altogether? The four-slide coach is 52 feet long all by itself, and in this case it effortlessly tows a 38,000-pound cargo trailer, and then a boat behind that. The three-vehicle hookup is pretty darn close to half a football field long. Amazing!
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The owner most likely has a CDL and applies for special road permits for any states and highways where he plans to travel.
No way this is legal. I drove doubles for 15 years. Not to mention where do you park such a thing legally?
Is this even legal. I would think it is way too long to be legal
According to Woodallls, for Idaho, its not legal. IDAHO: Maximum RV width 102 in.; maximum motorhome length 45 ft.; maximum trailer length 48 ft.; maximum RV height 14 ft.; maximum combined length for two- or three-vehicle combination 75 ft. Riding is allowed in truck campers. Overnight parking in rest areas is permitted where posted. RV Safety Requirements: Over 1,500 lbs.: trailer brakes, breakaway switch and safety chains. Driving Laws: Right turn on red is allowed unless posted otherwise. More Information: Idaho Transportation Department, P.O. Box 7129, Boise ID 82707-1129. Emergency number: *ISP or *477 on cellular phones.
Can this be driven as shown in all States?
…..but why….?
Too bad he is limited to which states he can drive it in, not to mention having to plan far ahead for roads that he travels.
When I worked at Idaho Tourism, I arranged a “press trip” or visit to Idaho for a group of folks who write about the RV industry and produce TV shows about RV’ing. We visited Doug’s business and he took us for a ride. I think one of the TV crews, from Canada, later bought an RV from Doug for their travels around North America. Great to come across this video on Chuck Woodbury’s newsletter!!