2003 Four Winds 5000 - Advice
Been lurking here for a few months and been scanning local Craigslist and other online classifieds for RV's. Been wanting to try a small MH for weekend trips with the family. Sometimes to visit fa...
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I have a 2005 Four Winds 28A on a Chevy chassis and have had very few problems with it. It now has a little over 50K miles.
I have re-caulked some of the seams on the roof and the shower cap. I have towed a car for many years.
I would be most concerned about water leaks, and of course, everything is old and getting older. Originally the converter was a single stage Magnetek which was a very slow charger. If you are considering doing any off grid camping you might conider replacing the converter with a modern 3 stage converter. I chose a 3 stage PD9260.
The price does sound high to me but I don't know what a realistic price would be.
I have re-caulked some of the seams on the roof and the shower cap. I have towed a car for many years.
I would be most concerned about water leaks, and of course, everything is old and getting older. Originally the converter was a single stage Magnetek which was a very slow charger. If you are considering doing any off grid camping you might conider replacing the converter with a modern 3 stage converter. I chose a 3 stage PD9260.
The price does sound high to me but I don't know what a realistic price would be.
