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smlranger
Jun 21, 2014Explorer
All of the high end rigs being considered use Aqua Hot or similar hydronic heating systems which do a wonderful job of heating the coach and providing unlimited hot water (assuming you are on full water hook up). Entegra claims to use a lot of insulation, especially in the floor. Our 2007 County Coach is well insulated, far better than the Winnebago Journey we had.
As far as chassis, I know a lot of people slam the Freightliner chassis. As already noted, most any of the chassis under a DP will last many years if properly maintained. Those with IFS and more air bags and bigger frame rails will surely ride better and flex less. Our previous coach, a 2002 Winnebago Journey, was on a FL XC chassis. It had 84,000 miles on it when we traded it and there was nothing wrong with the chassis. It ran, rode and drove very well for what was an entry-level DP.
As far as chassis, I know a lot of people slam the Freightliner chassis. As already noted, most any of the chassis under a DP will last many years if properly maintained. Those with IFS and more air bags and bigger frame rails will surely ride better and flex less. Our previous coach, a 2002 Winnebago Journey, was on a FL XC chassis. It had 84,000 miles on it when we traded it and there was nothing wrong with the chassis. It ran, rode and drove very well for what was an entry-level DP.
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