Can't get the idea out of my head..
I have a 37' class A now but that is used more for the grandkids than for me. I've been watching the sales on the class B's and really like what I see. Kinda silly to have a MH as big as a house for o...
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Ken,
My wife and I had a 1998 RoadTrek Class B that we traveled in for several years. We put 108,000 miles on it and never had any major problems. I replaced the coach A/C once, water pump once and pulled the Onan Genset to re-adjust the idle control.
The only 'problem' I had was the shower setup. The shower floor was the main floor of the coach. After the shower, the floor needed to be dried and any carpets put back in place. Everything was damp (even with the exhaust fan running).
When we took our embroidery business on the road full time, we sold the stick and brick and traded the RT for a 39' Jayco Seneca Class C with 3 slide outs. We now have the power to pull the 24' car hauler trailer and plenty of room with a nice shower.
Lew
My wife and I had a 1998 RoadTrek Class B that we traveled in for several years. We put 108,000 miles on it and never had any major problems. I replaced the coach A/C once, water pump once and pulled the Onan Genset to re-adjust the idle control.
The only 'problem' I had was the shower setup. The shower floor was the main floor of the coach. After the shower, the floor needed to be dried and any carpets put back in place. Everything was damp (even with the exhaust fan running).
When we took our embroidery business on the road full time, we sold the stick and brick and traded the RT for a 39' Jayco Seneca Class C with 3 slide outs. We now have the power to pull the 24' car hauler trailer and plenty of room with a nice shower.
Lew
