2000 Harney Riata
I am shopping for my first Class A. I am looking at a 2000 Harney Riata. I have done multiple searches on the internet, and am amazed that I cannot find ANY information on the builder, Harney, no info...
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Harney Coach Works was headquartered in Bend, OR 97708. They had a P.O. box number 5639 and no address listed there. The Plant Address was 12860 Snow Mountain Pine Lane, Hines, OR 97738. Their phone number in 2001 WAS 800-639-0648.
I own a 2000 37' Riata with a 3126B 300 HP Cat. and an Allison 3060 transmission. It has 4 bag air suspension, and 1 large slide. I have put 44000 miles on it so far. We have driven it to Redmond, OR for Good Sam Rallies in 2005 and again in 2007. I tow a vehicle and had no problems going over the hills, even going up a very long and steep one East side of Salt Lake City. It has a PAC-brake to keep me from running off the mountains on the way down, SO I AM GOOD TO GO.
It is an entry level and I have not had many problems at all. The one I did have was the hydraulic hose to the slide had a whole lot of bubbles in it after a few years and I took it out and replaced it with a 5,000 psi hose from NAPA for $220.
I own a 2000 37' Riata with a 3126B 300 HP Cat. and an Allison 3060 transmission. It has 4 bag air suspension, and 1 large slide. I have put 44000 miles on it so far. We have driven it to Redmond, OR for Good Sam Rallies in 2005 and again in 2007. I tow a vehicle and had no problems going over the hills, even going up a very long and steep one East side of Salt Lake City. It has a PAC-brake to keep me from running off the mountains on the way down, SO I AM GOOD TO GO.
It is an entry level and I have not had many problems at all. The one I did have was the hydraulic hose to the slide had a whole lot of bubbles in it after a few years and I took it out and replaced it with a 5,000 psi hose from NAPA for $220.
