32 ft class c
So after looking at 27 foot class c’s the family declared the sun seeker 2500ts too small and like the 3010dsf which is a hair over 32ft. What are the disadvantages or concerns with going that long? ...
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T18skyguy wrote:
If your going to 32 foot long, make sure it has two ac units. Going with one in that length is the number one newbie mistake. Now your going to hear from people who say one 15K unit will work. It won't, not when you get into the mid to upper 90's and above. You won't find a lot of twin ac models on the dealers lots, that's so when you find out your mistake, you need to trade at a loss. If you search this forum you will find all kinds of threads on how people are trying to cope with one, add an additional one etc. Most don't come wired for a second ac, and it can be a real hassle to retrofit.My 32 foot Greyhawk has two and is one of the reasons I bought it. Also go to youtube and search RV mistakes. There is one honest salesman there who will tell you the same. Good luck.
What he said...
One AC in just about any Motorhome over 27 'is marginal at best over 30' is a joke and the joke will be on you. On the other side of the coin, how large is the furnace? My 24' C came with a 35,000 BTU furnace which clearly is overkill but boy does that thing get the job done. We have friends with a 30" Class A and their smallish furnace is a joke. We sat in their rig bundled up and shivering with temps just in the mid-forties.
The key thing to remember here is that if the manufacturer went that CHEAPO on the AC {only one} or the furnace, under 25K BTU minimum... what else did they cheap out on??? IMHO: "Run Forrest run" from any rig screaming cheaped out, so loudly.
As always... Opinions aND YMMV.
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