Class B Motorhome Vibration While Driving
We're in the process of purchasing a 2004 Pleasure-Way Excel-TS Ford (class B+) with 73,000 miles on it through a consignment dealer. Because of insurance issues we did not take it for a test drive bu...
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The motorhome will be going to a Ford dealer for a comprehensive inspection (at my expense), so if there is a problem with the drive train hopefully it will be uncovered during that inspection. The seller is responsible for paying for any repairs.
An inspection of this type with a mechcanic actually driving it might cost a few bucks, but nothing like what it could cost after the purchase.
I would run, and fast.
I would suspect the drive train, not tires.
An inspection of this type with a mechcanic actually driving it might cost a few bucks, but nothing like what it could cost after the purchase.
I would run, and fast.
I would suspect the drive train, not tires.
