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Ride & miliage
My 2003 Pace Arrow 36B rode very hard and once the TV almost shook out of it's holder. After reading many posts, I had Koni's installed and now it rides better and is easier to steer when a semi passes.
Regarding mileage, I tow a very heavy 1998 for Explorer, and get 7.6-8 MPG when I drive flat lands at 55 MPH. (the legal limit in CA) When I creep up to 60-65 it drops to between 7-7.5. The key to MH mileage is tire pressure and cruise control. I find that if I use my cruise control I can add about 1/2 MPG. As tire gauges can be off by as much as 10%, be sure you keep your tires at the recommended pressure. 10% is 10 pounds on a 100 pound tire so buy the best gauge you can afford.
Happy RVing
Craig
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Craig and Susan
Morgan Hill, CA 2007 Newmar Kountry Star 3910 towing a 1998 Ford Explorer. RVing since gas was 58 cents a gallon. Amateur Radio Operator (W6ADV) since 1962.
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Getting ready to hit the road, But still getting answers. So thanks for the help! 2006 Winnebago Sightseer 29R Ford F53. Roadmaster Eagle 8000. 2001 Ford F150 7700 4x4. Still shopping for toad brakes. FMCA F286179
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