Bought our first Motorhome

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Stuartandjan
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Bought our first Motorhome

Post by Stuartandjan » Tue May 23, 2017 7:57 am

Very excited by our new purchase of a Motorhome. Had a few health issues that stopped me from towing the caravan but loved the travelling and the people you meet. Had to get rid of my Jeep (which I did not want to do but too much money tied up) and now the proud owners of a 2008 Winnebago with an Electric Drop Down Bed.
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Re: Bought our first Motorhome

Post by Lance » Tue May 23, 2017 8:12 am

So many advantages going that way when circumstances change.
We did the same about 3yr ago, although to a campervan rather than motorhome.
Park, pull out the chairs, and setup's done. 8-)
You're going to love the convenience I think. ;-)
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Re: Bought our first Motorhome

Post by Old Techo » Tue May 23, 2017 8:32 am

The drop-down bed seems a great space-saving idea :D

Does the strongest bladder take the back spot?

Any worries about rolling out of bed?

How do you get in/out?
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Re: Bought our first Motorhome

Post by Stuartandjan » Tue May 23, 2017 9:46 am

My Wife gets the outside OT and there is a ladder but due to advancing years I have had one of these made but only with two steps as my wife has a bad leg.
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Re: Bought our first Motorhome

Post by dieseltojo » Tue May 23, 2017 7:25 pm

Looks very nice Stuartandjan.
Probably get you into the town parking as well. :)
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J.REEVES
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Re: Bought our first Motorhome

Post by J.REEVES » Tue May 23, 2017 7:37 pm

Very nice that drop down bed sure gives you some space.

Did six weeks in NZ with a motorhome and some time in Europe, yes I would change over if circumstances were to force the issue.

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Re: Bought our first Motorhome

Post by Ancient Mariner » Tue Jun 13, 2017 3:59 pm

Hi JR
Just back from Mundubbera , took us nearly 8 hours and 3 tank fills of diesel. The stupid computer put me in to Limp mode and a tad over 400 klm at 60 klh is not the best day spent. Had to come home through Dalby because of a fatal at Ban Ban Springs.
This is the first problem I have had with the Motor Home in 5 years so I guess I should not complain too much.
I like your Rig, you will not be sorry, I find it much easier towing my Suzuki than hauling a Caravan.
As soon as we get the MH back from the doctors we will be off again to who knows where.
Cheers
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Re: Bought our first Motorhome

Post by rredbeak » Tue Jun 13, 2017 6:39 pm

Stuartandjan,

the only problem I can think of is if [like ME] one of you likes to go to bed early n watch tv,the other likes sitting up watching dvds or tv..

in your instance you cant have both. BUT that's a minor thing to settle..

Its a beautifull home..enjoy.. Happy touring.... Rod
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