ISO guidance, info about class B
Good evening all! My wife and I are starting to look at motorhomes for our many trips. We were hoping to get some input and opinions about some choices that might be available to us from seasoned ...
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I have a '95 Roadtrek that I bought 1 year ago. It had been owned by a family in KY prior to being sold to my neighbor. He found out the bed is only 5'11" and he is 6'3". After one trip I bought it. It had 86,000 miles on a Dodge 318 and now has about 93,000. I have used it in town and gotten a little over 15 mpg on that. On a 2600 mile trip in June I got 17.5 mpg for the trip. It does not use any oil so far and it has been very enjoyable. The only problem with any B is the size of the tanks will be limiting your shower ability. Full hookups would alleviate that problem. I have not had full hookups yet on the Roadtrek. On my previous '03 Mountain Aire I never needed hookups because the tanks were large enough for a good week with showers every day for both of us.
I paid $12,000 for mine and it was a good expense. The tires were only 2 years old. I took it to a friend from Church who has a service garage and he checked everything over. He did adjust the rear brakes because the adjuster was frozen. I got all the records since new showing everything that had been done and where.
I paid $12,000 for mine and it was a good expense. The tires were only 2 years old. I took it to a friend from Church who has a service garage and he checked everything over. He did adjust the rear brakes because the adjuster was frozen. I got all the records since new showing everything that had been done and where.
