Ranking of 5th wheels
My 5th wheel is like new inside but the exterior is suffering from window seal leakage that has allowed water to get behind the gel coat. This water moves through the the Filon by osmosis and "pops" l...
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Cummins12V98 wrote:4x4ord wrote:Me Again wrote:4x4ord wrote:
We have a Redwood dealer close by. I have never taken the time to look close at one but I guess now I will. I think I will start with getting to know the Mobile Suite construction inside out. Then when I look at other manufacturers I will use MS as a benchmark for comparison. I like thidea of owning an RV that is well known for quality so that when the time comes to replace it the selling is easier.
So you are planning of a dually truck? Chris
No...my plans are to keep my SRW but if I end up needing a dually to handle the pin weight, I am willing to put up with one.
My pin weight is just over 4,500# with our 36' MS. MEE thinks Dually is advised.
The original RV's you mentioned in my opinion are at the top of the quality list.
Wow, 4500 lb pin weight would push me into a dually. I thought the Mobile Suite would be in around 3600 lb pin weight.
I have seen HitchHiker, Mobile Suites, Article Fox and Excel and thought they were all fairly decent quality and on about the same level as my Citation Supreme. I assumed these RVs were more middle of the road guessing that the Continental Coach, NewHorizon and Lifestyle might be a step above. But I have never actually seen any of those RVs that I am suggesting might be of higher quality. I did see the price list from Grand Forks and although I don't remember the exact prices of the Continental Coach I do remember it was scary.
