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next problem was running around looking for a new mattress, it needed to be foam to be able to cut the corner off...found this one at wall mart.. this probley the comfortable mattress I have ever slept on....don't know how long it will last, but it was only 200 bucksAttachment 66753..and sue likes it so it a done deal...
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the fit was pretty good, but the corner, so I had to cut it off..they come in a zippered cover so pretty easy,..had to sneek out with Sues electric knife...
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finished bed..
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added some messkin blankets to the dinette seats...
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maybe it needs a hotboat sticker????lolQuote:
Originally Posted by HB Vic
A giant one?? Now there's an idea :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 2FORCEFULL
I went halfies with my son on one of these (2455BHS), have grandchildren so got bunk beds.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2FORCEFULL
https://winnebagoind.com/products/tr...innie/overview
https://winnebagoind.com/products/tr...nie/floorplans
I've yet to buy a truck that can tow it, though.....
We need to put a pad on our upper bunk area!Quote:
Originally Posted by 2FORCEFULL
do you ever sleep up there???Quote:
Originally Posted by tchb
So after I got the engine quieted down , you can hear all the rattles everywhere, the dinette, and the stove was the worst... they put a cover over the cook top that rattles like crazy...got that fixed...used the fuzzy part of Velcro to insulated the places where it was rubbing...same with the dinette...I know this is a bottom line build and lots of corners where cut... lots of places that just needed the screws tightened , or just a couple more...all the cabinet doors rattled, so felt pads where added..they used a frameless single pane tempered glass on the sliding window at the dinette... rattles like crazy...somehow I have to figure out how to stop the window mullion from rattling with out taking the whole window out and apart... that's my last rattle to fix..... I got the sumo springs coming for the rear, and still want to take it out and weigh the coach... I'm guessing it's around 11,000 lbs...that loaded with water and fuel and all the gear I will be hauling... gonna add a spare tire also..with the 6 speed and the tire change I can now run 55 mph in 4th and turn 3200 rpms,... that's right at peak torque and should be able to pull a 6% grade hauling my box trailer..that gives me two overdrive gears left...on gps I now run 2200 rpms at 70 mph and only 2000 rpms @65 mph... should save some fuel..
all in all pretty happy with the coach, like I said ... pretty cheep build, not insulated very well, and a lot of little cosmetic fix's..but so far nothing worth the time to take it in for repairs...I don't know how they pay these guys , but betting it's piece work... lots of places where some one said, that's good enough... they never took the time to vacume out the area's where they drilled and just left piles of saw dust on the floors and covered it up with the panels..
I put drawer bottoms with 1/2'' plywood.. then added carpet to all the drawer and cabinet bottoms... that and put carpet in the storage box and on the closet floors..
question,...? how do you haul your RZR's and boat? do you guys go together?Quote:
Originally Posted by El Toro
well my son sold his boat right before he bought his first house. he on his second house & all his friends have toy hauler or travel trailers. I have thought about a rhino, I drive down to pismo beach almost every other month.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2FORCEFULL
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2017 total length is 24ft on a E450 Chassis 6 speed.
do you have power mirror's?...I didn't know mine didn't till after it was delivered...Quote:
Originally Posted by tchb
No power mirrors. My last Class C had powered mirrors.
Another day of working on the new class C....here's where I'm at..the cross roads again....this rv might or might not be the right one for me...it's too small to big, and too big to be small....
this motorhome would work perfect for me as my only coach, not so for Sue.. she calls it a cramper, not a motorhome....here's a comparison to the born Free built for two. as you can see it is bigger in every way, the box is bigger and suchAttachment 66761
something is going on with the scroll lines????
anyway, first thing to do was the hitch...it's a 8,000 lb hitch... I upped it to 10,000 with a lateral bar back 40'' to the cross member..also stopping any deflection when using spring bar hitchAttachment 66763