My 1st Class A

Congrats and welcome to the club!

Sounds good.. the Chevy motor home chassis line became Workhorse Custom Chassis some time after yours was made.. I happen to be a chevy fan and am sitting on a WCC as I type.

I will make a few recommendations.

Tires: Check the age, if they are not in the single digits replace, if they are in the HIGH single digits, make real good friends with a tire guy and have him check 'em out.

Tire Inflation.. Get the rig weighed, each corner. WHEN loaded for travel,, Then inflate to tire maker's recommendations for that weight, Some like to add 5PSI (I will not argue with that).

Hoses and belts, Inspect, and replace as indicated, carry spare fan belt

WASH AND WAX (improves gas millage).

Finally.. Visit a shopping mall with it, after hours, and practice driving around the mall, backing into a "Site" (parking space) and things in a big open lot where there is nothing to hit but the brakes.

Got the pictures fixed and correctly uploaded. Sorry about the goofs

http://s1366.photobucket.com/user/NortonDave1964/slideshow/Motorhome

Welcome to the A forum. Nice looking rig.

So, any way to determine original tire size? It has bridgestone lt 215 85 r16's on it now. I dunno the age, can't find the DOT number. Must be on the inner wall, lol.

DOT numbers on inside wall of tire. I checked the front passenger tire and it said 4202. Old tire. Checking the rest today...

Useroverdrive wrote:
Got the pictures fixed and correctly uploaded. Sorry about the goofs

http://s1366.photobucket.com/user/NortonDave1964/slideshow/Motorhome

Clicky for above link

Fred

Nice setup.

Definitely time for Kool-seal, although there are no leaks or evidence of past leaks

Roof

Congratz on your new rig. Hope you have many adventures "on the road". You will find this forum helpful and informative.


Enjoy the Journey...