Just looking over the main forum and post count total difference. Class A is 148652 - then Travel Trailer 87591 then Fifth Wheel at 82974. Now, I know more travel trailers are sold than anything. Then fifth wheels and then MH's . It was interesting that there are almost double the posts in the Class A section. Maybe because we have so many other things that could be discussed? Are MH's that more interesting? Or perhaps we have more issues than travel trailers or Fivers?

Maybe I looked at it wrong. That's topic counts.Actual post counts favors fivers 15466 - travel trailers 12939 - class A 3658 :h

Posts about motorhome could be more do to the fact they deal with chassis and coach issues.

I post in every forum. Only use the "New Posts" link at the top of the page. This allows me to watch all the forums at the same time. There are many of us who do the same. IMHO if you don't you're going to miss valuable information and issues posted in the forums that you don't frequent. Issues are mostly the same no matter what kind of RV you have....

More things go wrong with a Class "A" to talk about? :)

Class A folks don't have anything better to do with their time because they can't get to the really cool places? :)

Post topic counts, class A - travel trailers - fivers

BigRabbitMan
Explorer
Jul 13, 2015
My only question is how can there be fewer posts than topics? Don't you have to post to create a topic? That would say that posts would be more than topics if there are any replies at all.
et2
Explorer
Jul 13, 2015
Well as my second post shows, we really aren't the top dogs. We have way more stuff to talk about - actual topics ( as noted in my first post) . But actual replies we are the least. Seems we do have a lot of fluff to talk about, just nobody cares to discuss it. Kinda like this thread :B
Dog_Folks
Explorer
Jul 13, 2015
Executive wrote:
The Class A group are the top dogs. Our view changes every run, so we see all the new things and talk about them. Everyone else's view stays the same and you know what that is....:B:B:B:B....Dennis

Yup, The view is a always changing.

Waiting on the side of the road for a tow truck gives you plenty of time to post. :B:B :B
Executive45
Explorer III
Jul 13, 2015
The Class A group are the top dogs. Our view changes every run, so we see all the new things and talk about them. Everyone else's view stays the same and you know what that is....:B:B:B:B....Dennis
DallasSteve
Nomad
Jul 13, 2015
I usually click on the Newest link and scan it for interesting topics (like this one).
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Jul 12, 2015
gbopp wrote:
sch911 wrote:
I post in every forum. Only use the "New Posts" link at the top of the page. This allows me to watch all the forums at the same time. There are many of us who do the same. IMHO if you don't you're going to miss valuable information and issues posted in the forums that you don't frequent. Issues are mostly the same no matter what kind of RV you have....

X2. I don't understand why someone wouldn't want to at least see what is available.
It's like buying a newspaper and only reading one section.

I don't read Obituary Section of Newspaper kinda like the ATC Section of forum...........DEAD

Well not really....I do read the ATC.
Postings.....most get deleted.
gbopp
Explorer
Jul 12, 2015
sch911 wrote:
I post in every forum. Only use the "New Posts" link at the top of the page. This allows me to watch all the forums at the same time. There are many of us who do the same. IMHO if you don't you're going to miss valuable information and issues posted in the forums that you don't frequent. Issues are mostly the same no matter what kind of RV you have....

X2. I don't understand why someone wouldn't want to at least see what is available.
It's like buying a newspaper and only reading one section.
toedtoes
Explorer III
Jul 12, 2015
Class A folks don't have anything better to do with their time because they can't get to the really cool places? :)
Dog_Folks
Explorer
Jul 12, 2015
More things go wrong with a Class "A" to talk about? :)
sch911
Explorer
Jul 12, 2015
I post in every forum. Only use the "New Posts" link at the top of the page. This allows me to watch all the forums at the same time. There are many of us who do the same. IMHO if you don't you're going to miss valuable information and issues posted in the forums that you don't frequent. Issues are mostly the same no matter what kind of RV you have....