I downloaded the latest multi-page Winnebago Vista wiring diagram for a planned project, and noticed the load center label included a section marked "Washer/Dryer". That was odd, since no Vista model offers a W/D option. Then I saw the note indicat...
Floorplan, cargo carrying capacity, and storage volume are mentioned as the "big three" when it comes to choosing a motorhome. Floorplans seem to be a personal choice, but I'm not sure about the last two. It's hard to tell if a particular unit has ...
The brochure for 2014 Winnebago Adventurers mentions "optional stylish contour windows", but doesn't indicate what they are. I read they are standard on Win. DP's with tag axles, and the price sheet for a 38Q mentioned "frameless" double-pane window...
I've read that a longer wheelbase reduces rear swing and improves stability, but increases the turning diameter. Then I looked at the specs for Ford F53 chassis' (https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/non-html/2013/13_F53_F59_SB.pdf).According to the...
If you want to test the performance of your softener, you want a hardness test kit. The water would be considered soft if the hardness is less than 1 grain per gallon.There are no practical digital test kits for hardness. Typical hardness test kits...
Effy, the GCWR (coach plus trailer or toad) for the 27N is 23,000 pounds. With a UVW of 15,100 pounds (thanks, Tom!), the difference is 7900 pounds. However -the hitch is rated for a maximum of 5000 pounds,the tongue weight is limited to 500 pounds...
PawPaw_n_Gram wrote:I am not really finding a typical UVW or Empty Weight listed in the specs of almost any Class A or Class C - from low end to million dollar DP units.GVWR, GCWR and Axle Loads are about all the weights I can find.These vehicles are...
It may be just a coincidence, but the dealer locators at gowinnebago and goitasca show two of the three dealers nearest me carry both lines. One of the dealers had a 35B from each. I went through both and didn't notice a difference other than exter...
The water softener cartridge shown on the autogeek website appears to be a Pentek WS-10 cartridge or clone. The WS-10 has a recommended flow rate of 0.5 gpm. According to its pressure drop versus flow rate curve, the pressure drop at that flow is ...
