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Dog_Trainer
Explorer
Explorer
Well just sitting here waiting to go pick up our gently used 2016 Newmar Baystar 3401.
Just shy of 3 years in the TT. It was a nice layout and pulled well but the overall quality and experience that I had hoped for.
We owned our previous class A for 10 + years and had many (over 110,000) miles of fun and travel.
I have decided I can do the gasser in this MH our last was an airstream DP.
We look forward to the new coach it seems to be well made and I hope Newmar built this one with care and pride.
DW can get back to using the facilities and making snacks etc... without pulling over and going back to the TT. I know the rough ride of our 2500 HD Ram will not be missed.
So I will be over on the class A forum again from time to time.
2016 Newmar Baystar 3401
2011 HHR Toad
Daktari & Lydia Cavalier King Charles , Annie get your guns, our English setter (fur Bearing Children)
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Dog_Trainer
Explorer
Explorer
Picked it up a very nice coach. I hear you about the cc I will load it up and get the corner and axle weights. So much storage room it would be easy to overload. going to tow a 2001 Saturn that has been around since new so toad weight is minimal.
2016 Newmar Baystar 3401
2011 HHR Toad
Daktari & Lydia Cavalier King Charles , Annie get your guns, our English setter (fur Bearing Children)

wa8yxm
Explorer III
Explorer III
The only "Warning" I will give you is careful of the Cargo Carrying Capacity. Gassers are a tad anemic in that area.> Likewise towing is limited.. Though the hitch is usually rated 5,000 pounds. the Vehicle (in my case) 4,000. if fully loaded (1,000 pounds cargo) I need to lose weight (Actually (I need to lose volume of junque but that will lose weight. )
Home was where I park it. but alas the.
2005 Damon Intruder 377 Alas declared a total loss
after a semi "nicked" it. Still have the radios
Kenwood TS-2000, ICOM ID-5100, ID-51A+2, ID-880 REF030C most times

Colo_Native
Explorer
Explorer
I am working on get back to a Class A from my FW when it sells, personally I think Class A easier for me.
2015 Winnebago Forza 34T
pushed by a 2011 Fusion Hybrid or 2020 Escape Hybrid
Retired DFD

crasster
Explorer II
Explorer II
Dog Trainer wrote:
Well just sitting here waiting to go pick up our gently used 2016 Newmar Baystar 3401.
Just shy of 3 years in the TT. It was a nice layout and pulled well but the overall quality and experience that I had hoped for.
We owned our previous class A for 10 + years and had many (over 110,000) miles of fun and travel.
I have decided I can do the gasser in this MH our last was an airstream DP.
We look forward to the new coach it seems to be well made and I hope Newmar built this one with care and pride.
DW can get back to using the facilities and making snacks etc... without pulling over and going back to the TT. I know the rough ride of our 2500 HD Ram will not be missed.
So I will be over on the class A forum again from time to time.


Come over whether or not you have a class A. There's always stuff to learn and anybody can contribute. RV'ing is RV'ing. 🙂 Try having an A, C, and TT.... It keeps life interesting. 😛
4 whopping cylinders on Toyota RV's. Talk about great getting good MPG. Also I have a very light foot on the pedal. I followed some MPG advice on Livingpress.com and I now get 22 MPG! Not bad for a home on wheels.

darsben1
Explorer
Explorer
Class A side is the right side, glad you figured it out but do not tell anyone.
Remember with a new coach comes problems; hope all yours are minor and fixable by you.
Traveling with my best friend, my wife in a 1990 Southwind