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glamisorbust
Jul 31, 2015Explorer II
Not a single regret. The gas class A I had was a 1994 28' georgie boy pursuit. No slides, very small inside and only one a/c unit on top. Would only keep it about 85 degrees on a hot day. Still warm inside. The DP we have(99 holiday rambler endeavor) will get down to about 70 degrees in 115 degree outside temps in only a few hours. The insulation is much better. And dual pane windows make a world of difference.
The gas coach we had, had a 454 under the hood. Very underpowered, almost dangerous how little power it had. And a handful when semi's go to pass you. The DP handles the wind and roads MUCH better. Also, the brakes and engine brake are the best thing since sliced bread.
The discovery is a good coach. I believe it has a rubber roof which does require maintenance. Several brands like monaco and newmar use a one piece roof that will not leak and requires almost no maintenance.
Also, the quiet diesel generator is a beautiful thing. I say go diesel.
The gas coach we had, had a 454 under the hood. Very underpowered, almost dangerous how little power it had. And a handful when semi's go to pass you. The DP handles the wind and roads MUCH better. Also, the brakes and engine brake are the best thing since sliced bread.
The discovery is a good coach. I believe it has a rubber roof which does require maintenance. Several brands like monaco and newmar use a one piece roof that will not leak and requires almost no maintenance.
Also, the quiet diesel generator is a beautiful thing. I say go diesel.
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