2015 Sightseer 33C
Picking up our new 2015 Winnebago Sightseer 33C this coming Thursday - any words of wisdom appreciated. Jerry
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Just finished our 300 mile trip home with the new Sightseer 33C.
The coach preformed real well for the first 150 miles in cruise control only reving to about 3,200 on fairly easy hills. The second 150 miles was a different story. Several times the engine raced to above 4,500 on very similar hills. We just kicked it out of cruise control but don't understand the difference?
It is a beautiful coach and we haven't found much of anything that doesn't work yet except the automatic awning binds up when putting out.
I can't for the life of me figure why the manufacturer would build such a nice coach and then put in plastic water faucets, does it save that much money? The storage doors underneath and their catches leave a lot to be desired. It should probably have a cable reel for the electric cable. A tube for the sewer hose would be nice. A rear full width mud flap would make a great extra. The corner cabinet in the bathroom is an accident waiting to happen, it is positioned right over the sink and a great head bumper.
All in all the fit and finish is great, I love the 22.5 tires and the space in such a small coach is incredible. I hope we learn to love this purchase and I guess if I want all the cool stuff we will need to put out another $100,000 to $150,000.
Jerry
The coach preformed real well for the first 150 miles in cruise control only reving to about 3,200 on fairly easy hills. The second 150 miles was a different story. Several times the engine raced to above 4,500 on very similar hills. We just kicked it out of cruise control but don't understand the difference?
It is a beautiful coach and we haven't found much of anything that doesn't work yet except the automatic awning binds up when putting out.
I can't for the life of me figure why the manufacturer would build such a nice coach and then put in plastic water faucets, does it save that much money? The storage doors underneath and their catches leave a lot to be desired. It should probably have a cable reel for the electric cable. A tube for the sewer hose would be nice. A rear full width mud flap would make a great extra. The corner cabinet in the bathroom is an accident waiting to happen, it is positioned right over the sink and a great head bumper.
All in all the fit and finish is great, I love the 22.5 tires and the space in such a small coach is incredible. I hope we learn to love this purchase and I guess if I want all the cool stuff we will need to put out another $100,000 to $150,000.
Jerry
