Pleasure Way
What is the build quality of Pleasure way products? Thanks for any input!!! KC
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I have a 2006 Lexor TD, we bought it last Autumn after looking at a bunch of motorhomes.
I have spent many hours in the driveway with the manual getting familiar with the systems.
I am on a Chev 3500 chassis with 6.0L. That part is great, I know GM's so comfy with the layout and it drives nicely...65 MPH is the sweet spot for stability ( big wind load on these) and mpg is good at 16 ish so far.
The PW conversion uses good quality cabinetry and I am happy with the layout and the build.
Canadian std for cabinetry and electrical uses Robertson square drive screws- get a R1 and R2 screwdriver bit and you'll be able to snug up screws as you go- just about every screw on mine took 1/8~ 1/4 turn after drying out in the desert for 9 years.
looking behind the cabinets and under the seats, I am very happy with the way the electrical ( 120 and 12 volt) systems are laid out and also the plumbing.
I think they do a good job on these.
The people at PW have been helpful providing manuals and answering questions...even though I am not the buyer of a new unit, the realize that helping me, helps the original owner sell his, so he can buy a new and maybe I will in the future.
Mike
I have spent many hours in the driveway with the manual getting familiar with the systems.
I am on a Chev 3500 chassis with 6.0L. That part is great, I know GM's so comfy with the layout and it drives nicely...65 MPH is the sweet spot for stability ( big wind load on these) and mpg is good at 16 ish so far.
The PW conversion uses good quality cabinetry and I am happy with the layout and the build.
Canadian std for cabinetry and electrical uses Robertson square drive screws- get a R1 and R2 screwdriver bit and you'll be able to snug up screws as you go- just about every screw on mine took 1/8~ 1/4 turn after drying out in the desert for 9 years.
looking behind the cabinets and under the seats, I am very happy with the way the electrical ( 120 and 12 volt) systems are laid out and also the plumbing.
I think they do a good job on these.
The people at PW have been helpful providing manuals and answering questions...even though I am not the buyer of a new unit, the realize that helping me, helps the original owner sell his, so he can buy a new and maybe I will in the future.
Mike
