1995 Bounder and What to offer on it
We have a lead on a 1995 Bounder 34 J. It has 48,000 miles on it. It's been kept in a barn when not in use since the current owners bought it in 2005. It appears to be immaculate as far as I can see b...
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I've been driving a 95 Ford 32H Bounder for 13 years. It's really easy to over load those old Bounders. That Chevy chassis is rated for 16,500# and will be close to over loaded with a full tank of fuel, 2 passengers and some clothes in the closet. If you fill the 100 gallon water tank (830#) you will be over loaded. It's rated to tow 3,500#.
The independent suspension front end on that chassis is problematic, but fixable.
The mid 90s Bounders were built well with decent materials.
You can only run one roof top A/C when plugged in to shore power. But both will run when on the generator.
That coach was delivered with a CCI 7719 LP detector that controls a solenoid valve to shut of the LP in case of a leak. It must be turned on for the propane appliances to work. The detector is located next to the floor in the galley.
Not trying to condemn any thing, just want to make you aware.
Richard
The independent suspension front end on that chassis is problematic, but fixable.
The mid 90s Bounders were built well with decent materials.
You can only run one roof top A/C when plugged in to shore power. But both will run when on the generator.
That coach was delivered with a CCI 7719 LP detector that controls a solenoid valve to shut of the LP in case of a leak. It must be turned on for the propane appliances to work. The detector is located next to the floor in the galley.
Not trying to condemn any thing, just want to make you aware.
Richard
