Holding Tanks
We have a new 2014 Class C Motor Home. After 10 months we finally figured out the holding tanks. Has been in the shop for this 3 times. A fellow camper figured the last part of this. Our Shower and...
Forum Discussion
Skid Row Joe wrote:Mr.Mark wrote:Mark, does every service of the coach portion need to be returned to Indiana, or wherever Liberty is located?
Doug, I feel you have excellent technical experience and I enjoy reading your recommendations and solutions to problems. It was 'emphasized' to us at delivery to only take the coach to a Prevost service center for engine/drivetrain/service and back to the converter for house repairs.
A tech that is not familiar with our type of electrical systems (24 volt AND 12 volt) could cause more problems than they fix. And, our coach has three Lithium Ion batteries for house and regular batteries for starting and genny.
Safe travels to all,
MM.
Why did you choose the H configurated coach rather than the full, flat floor to the driver's seat?
Our coach converter prefers that the house warranty items be done in Florida at there service facility/showroom. The building process is done in Chicago and they would certainly accept the coach there to have work done. After the warranty expires, you can take it to any repair facility that specialized in conversions. I would like to use Liberty for any future house issues as they are the folks that built it and know it inside and out. If there was an emergency situation, Liberty would suggest a good repair center for whatever we are looking to have fixed.
There are 200+ Prevost service centers around the USA. When in California, I would go to Mira Loma which is about 75 miles from my CA home, in TN... Nashville, which is 200 miles from my home there..... and in FL.... Jacksonville, if I needed Prevost service while visiting the Liberty showroom in Stuart, FL. There is also a Prevost service center in Ft. Worth, TX, where I had them check a couple of things on my drive from TN to CA.
As far as the chassis choice, we wanted four slides, the XLIII chassis only offers two slides. Because the 'H3-45' chassis has 4 steps to the driver area and 3 steps to the 'salon' (as they call it), we had two sofa's opposing each other for max seating. We also chose the J-booth dining table set-up so that we could watch TV while eating (nobody's back to the TV).
MM.
