Manufacturers or Models for full-timing.
I have been researching Class A's for when I retire to full time in. People have said that there are some built for full timing, but then don't say which ones. So, are there manufacturers or models ...
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prism wrote:dons2346 wrote:
There is no difference between a "fulltimer" and a "non fulltimer" rv. The difference is the manufacturers warranties. Some mfgs will not honor a warranty if the rig is used full time and as such is stated in the warranty. Most say that the rv is made for "recreational" use only. You have to read the warranty.
Looking at a RV built in the last 2-3 years there are defineatly Class A units that would be better for full timing as there made with better construction ideas +materials,better applinaces,better furnature,s Better electronics etc especially in the Diesel pushers models. however I have not heard or read where your warrenty is restricted based on number of days its in service? how could or would a manufacturer be able to secure and store that type of data?
What you are saying here is that the more expensive units are better constructed using more expensive materials. I do not disagree with this at all. What I am saying is that some manufacturers state in their warranty that the unit is warranted for recreational use only, not full time living. I thought nothing of it until a friend showed me his warranty where it was stated.
