Just starting to explore moving up from a class B to class C. Do most of the class C generators run off propane or gasoline? Seems like running off of gasoline from the unit's fuel tank would be the way to go. If a unit comes with a propane genera...
Been doing a lot of looking and considering moving up from my Class B with Duramax diesel to a Jaco Seneca 37FS. I drove one this week and it was really impressive. Very smooth ride even on a rough highway, good power, and didn't get pushed around ...
Hello, first post. Sorry it's extremly long.I currently have a Sportmobile, class B camping van on a GMC 3500 van platform with a Duramax 6.6L Diesel.. It's also 4x4 but I haven't ever really needed to use it. I use it primarily for extended towin...
Great information, thanks. While I absolutely love some of the diesel Super C's like the Jayco Seneca, they just aren't in my budget right now. I'm looking hardest at a Coachmen Freelander 22QB, which would be a gas coach and according to the infor...
Exactly the information I needed, thanks. I would be powering mainly the A/C and fridge with the generator. Most of the campiing I do is while fishing in South Florida. The A/C is a must. It would be easy for me to refill the vehicle's gas tank ...
The beds and bunks are smaller in the Dynamax Force than the Seneca. That ful size King bed in the Seneca is the biggest selling point to my wife. The bunks being shorter in the Dynamax is a big deal to me since me and it seems like all my fishing ...
I showed the pictures of the ramp to a friend at work who has had several RV's and he didn't think I would have a bit of trouble launching with a Seneca or any other rig. He thought my idea about changing to a really low drop hitch once I got into t...
hotbyte wrote:A Seneca might have more wheel cut than an E450 which would be even better for you.Hotbyte, I'm not sure what you mean by "more wheel cut" and how it applies to this situation. New to the bigger RV's sorry. Are you talking about turni...
