1998 Holiday Rambler Endeavor 35' Diesel
Ok, you all are the crutch I lean on as I have a million questions...I will bother you for one more. Going to look at one of these tonight, basically guy just bought this unit from an elderly wom...
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jlud, as you probably know, you will need to check date codes on the tires. That coach has obviously sat for a long time with only 40K miles and only 70 hrs. on the genny.
I'm not a mechanic but what I have gotten from this site over the years as a low used unit will hit you in the wallet big time. I'm assuming it does not have slides which is proably a plus in this situation.
Consider that if the unit looks good, you might have to 'zero' out the coach. Tranny fluid change, air dryer inspection, brake inspection, generator oil/filter change, etc. Coaches don't like to sit, just keep that in mind.
Let us know how it all works out and the best of luck to you!
MM.
I'm not a mechanic but what I have gotten from this site over the years as a low used unit will hit you in the wallet big time. I'm assuming it does not have slides which is proably a plus in this situation.
Consider that if the unit looks good, you might have to 'zero' out the coach. Tranny fluid change, air dryer inspection, brake inspection, generator oil/filter change, etc. Coaches don't like to sit, just keep that in mind.
Let us know how it all works out and the best of luck to you!
MM.
