Driving class A in winter conditions
Just wondering how many class A owners drive in winter road conditions such as snow and ice. Do you all carry chains? Wife and I are penciling out our retirement which includes class A and up north ...
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I have 10 yrs experience with winter travel in two different coach's.
I have decided moving forward I am done traveling under harsh conditions. We have had winters where the temps stayed mild and were dry and I will always take advantage of that. I am talking about the near zero temps and snowy/icy conditions. You bet they take their toll on your equipment including tow bar. I went through $100 in LP in four days last Christmas- done with that. I have spent the last two weeks under my coach on a project and I can't say as I can spot any evidence with the chassis. Chassis is about 99% painted with a few rust spots here and there. Guessing that is par for the course for a 12 year old chassis.
I have decided moving forward I am done traveling under harsh conditions. We have had winters where the temps stayed mild and were dry and I will always take advantage of that. I am talking about the near zero temps and snowy/icy conditions. You bet they take their toll on your equipment including tow bar. I went through $100 in LP in four days last Christmas- done with that. I have spent the last two weeks under my coach on a project and I can't say as I can spot any evidence with the chassis. Chassis is about 99% painted with a few rust spots here and there. Guessing that is par for the course for a 12 year old chassis.
