New owners of '05 38 RLPK Mountainaire

[gottabirdog]

We're new to the site and new to our Newmar 5th wheel. We bought it last week near Atlanta and are now in Lead Hill, Arkansas. Our '99 F-450 is at Brian's truck shop for a turbo upgrade. We're enjoying the Mountainaire with it's more than sufficient axle and tire capacity and the disc brakes.
We have full-timed for nearly three years, and are on our way to Buenos Aires NWR in Az. for the winter.

Steve and Jo Graves

[gottabirdog]

We're new to the site and new to our Newmar 5th wheel. We bought it last week near Atlanta and are now in Lead Hill, Arkansas. Our '99 F-450 is at Brian's truck shop for a turbo upgrade. We're enjoying the Mountainaire with it's more than sufficient axle and tire capacity and the disc brakes.
We have full-timed for nearly three years, and are on our way to Buenos Aires NWR in Az. for the winter.

Steve and Jo Graves

[Dennis M]

Steve & Jo,

Welcome aboard! There are a few of us with fivers on the forum, although it is mostly MH owners.

There are still nuggets of good info here. You will also notice a "sticky" thread about fivers at the beginning of the forum.

I am sure you will enjoy your Mountain Aire. We have had ours for going on two years and we love it, although we bought it used it was very, slightly used, more like a new unit, and we have had no major problems.

Not out there FT yet, but one of these days....

Enjoy!

["007"]

Congrats on you new 5th MA enjoy and many safe miles of travel.

[Shaun and Amy]

CONGRATS!!!! We had a Mountain Aire for 8 years and loved it. Now we have a new Kountry Aire and love it just as much. Nothing like having those tandum dual wheels under your coach. Have a great time and safe travels!!

[gottabirdog]

Thanks for the warm welcomes. I'm sure that we'll enjoy our Newmar and we'll get good info from this site. The selling dealer wasn't a Newmar dealer, so couldn't tell us a great deal about features. We'll probably have a lot of questions!
Steve and Jo