Country Coach solid front axel
I'm close to pulling the trigger on a 1999 CC Allure. Can any other CC owners give me your options on the solid front axel. I'm a little nervous about the handling. After owning this wandering P30 the...
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RayChez wrote:wny_pat wrote:
8 straight hours of driving a P-30 is enough to cure anyone from enjoying driving one, while 8 straight hours in my Foretravel (no air) is a piece of cake. I'll bet 8 hours of driving the Country Coach is too!
Eight straight hours of driving is hard, does not matter whether you are driving a Prevost, Newell or a Foretravel. Lets be realistic!
I drive 8 hours all the time and many times it is 10 to 12. It is no different than what I do on a work day by working 10 plus hours. I do take a break every 3 hours in the beginning and every two hours after 6 but I will say that my Foretravel drives great and I love my solid axle up front. In fact many of my provost buddies drive longer than i do but they seem to want too. I can cross country in a bit over 4 days and that is not pushing but it is long hours in the seat. The Foretravel makes that possible and I have driven Country Coach units and they are very similar.
