I just sold my class c after 7 years of ownership. Since I have all records and an accurate depreciation cost (buy-sell) I thought I would calculate the real world cost of use. The costs outlined below include everything related to the rv itself. ...
I found a slow coolant leak coming from a hose connected to the side of the rad near the bottom on the passenger side. At first I thought this was a heater hose but it does not show up on any ford parts lists. I dropped by the dealer and they sugge...
I have a Jayco class c and one of the storage doors bubbled, I think it wicked up water when stored over the winter. The door is a radius corner with concealed screws, about 20" by 40".Any comments on the best source for a replacement?I will check m...
I like this cat breed but I've read that they don't like a lot of changes to their environment. We aren't full-timers so the cat would join us on vacation and weekends in the RV
My Jayco class c is on a 2006 E450 with 60,000 miles. On the last two trips I noticed a new noise. It's really just louder engine noise and is linked with the engine RPM. Funny thing is it only occurs under load and only for the first few times a l...
foothill999 wrote:We so far so good. I found a shipper who agreed to fly out there to drive it back home for me. He has lots of experience and transports all kinds of RVs. He agreed to inspect it for me. It short he said everything is good. He has be...
Bumpyroad wrote:tmaxx wrote:I am still looking for my first class c. The one previous I was looking at sold. Tomorrow I am looking at a 2002 Gulfstream Conquest Ultra 30' with two slides and 42k miles. Front tires are from 2005 and rear tires are f...
My comments are different than what has been provided above.In my experience, a Class C will cost less than a class A. Both have advantages based on requirements. Buy based on: 1) what you need/want2) what you can afford3) what provides the best va...
dperkinstx wrote:I have 3 spots where the side of the camper is no longer tucked under the trim. It's so short I don't think I can get the trim to cover the siding. What's the best way to seal these areas?I found some Loctite All Purpose 2 in 1 Sea...
chinrv wrote:Why can't you drive with the steps out? They are probably similar to the amount your side mirrors stick out, and you just have to be aware of them. My steps got stuck (one step) in the out position last May and I've left them that way..s...
