Diesel Pushers Under 36 Feet in Length
Back to doing research on Class As and DPs in general. We are wanting one that is 36 feet or less so it will fit nicely in our RV garage. In looking we are having trouble finding many that are under...
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TechWriter wrote:mci7 wrote:TechWriter wrote:
Just make sure to check for bulkhead (i.e., chassis) separation on Foretravels (very factual, not wild opinion).
Yes, this is what you get from uninformed guessing with a tidbit of fact, not the MAJOR issue indicated and in fact the 2001 & newer do not seem to have an issue due to change in structure/fabrication.
Why I stick with facts and not the horse hockey so often printed on these forums.
Couldn't agree more, Dave, especially when it comes from coach owners who don't know their own brand.
Bulkhead separation is a potential issue with 1988 through 2005 Foretravels. This memo was created by Mark Harvey, the Foretravel Service Director.
I never said bulkhead separation was a "major issue", but if left untreated, it has the potential to become one.
Foretravel will check for bulkhead separation for free. For someone with your technical ability, I'd suggest having a professional at Nacogdoches check your coach.
ROTFLMAO. I guess on thing worse is a uniformed owner spreading horse hockey.
