Winnebago View 24
Went to the "Free" RV show in Phoenix last Saturday. Ended up buying a new 2016 Winnebago View 24M on the Mercedes/Sprinter chassis. Prolly should have asked this question before signing on the bott...
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Our Itasca Class C has an 18 gallon propane tank ... and I wish that it had come with a 23 gallon tank instead.
We prefer as large a built-in propane tank as possible in a Class C, for two reasons:
- Gasoline fuel is the easiest to find, diesel fuel is harder to find than gasoline fuel, finding potable water is harder than diesel fuel, and the capability for refilling of a built-in RV propane tank is hardest to find. Even though the little 5 gallon propane tanks can be exchanged for full "everywhere" ... even a couple of these is not nearly enough to be ready for dry camping anywhere anytime in a Class C, and of course Class C motorhomes use only built-in propane tanks.
- We don't care for a cold motorhome, so we use our propane furnace for maximum comfort as desired.
We prefer as large a built-in propane tank as possible in a Class C, for two reasons:
- Gasoline fuel is the easiest to find, diesel fuel is harder to find than gasoline fuel, finding potable water is harder than diesel fuel, and the capability for refilling of a built-in RV propane tank is hardest to find. Even though the little 5 gallon propane tanks can be exchanged for full "everywhere" ... even a couple of these is not nearly enough to be ready for dry camping anywhere anytime in a Class C, and of course Class C motorhomes use only built-in propane tanks.
- We don't care for a cold motorhome, so we use our propane furnace for maximum comfort as desired.
