Thinking about it

Bad backs are a pain, pun intended. I hope for the best for you come August 4th. They wanted to fuse mine too but I opted to pass. (I was paralyzed for three weeks after my accident so I'm skittish about a knife to my back) I have no problem with the seats in my coach altho we only travel 3-4 hours/day. Our seats do have an air adjustment for the lumbar support......best of luck...Dennis

I wish you the best. I did purchase new seats for our Class A that were more comfortable and offered more support but after the operation I discovered that I really didn't need to go that far.
Since you are looking at a used unit, find the floor plan that works and ask for past service records. The coach will be out of warranty and all of the systems are repairable. Find a unit that was used regularly, and maintained, and has a floor plan that works and you can't hardly go wrong. Opinions will go all over the place about which brand is better but I feel the floor plan is the most important and during an inspection you will discover poor quality if it is there.

That is under way all ready next treatment is August 4

If you have back problems I don't think a change of vehicles will fix things. I finally had to go get my spine fused at L4, L5, S1. This stopped me from driving every vehicle for a few weeks and kept me out of the Class A for 3 months. After the healing process was complete, my back is now stronger than it ever was and the pain is gone. Technology is ever evolving so I would look more towards correcting the problem in your back first.