1st RV! - Page 3

Online_17 · 11-04-2011, 06:52 AM

Nice Rig. Mine is very similar. I'm a little different having driven for a few months. I would prefer slides to levelers.....oh well. Its a starter rig for a few weeks a year...

They're a lot of fun!

40GnTX · 11-07-2011, 06:44 AM

Congrats and enjoy!

SarahW · 11-07-2011, 08:40 PM

Nice!

KoolBell · 11-08-2011, 08:37 AM

2 very nice RV's. Congrats to both of you. Enjoy the miles.

cmpncrsaider · 11-13-2011, 05:53 PM

Congrats! Those are beautiful rigs!

But be careful this Rving is very addictive!

You might find yourself missing to much work or skipping the lawn cutting detail alot. {

} That might be the boss or the neighbor as you pull out of the drive!!!!!!!! Enjoy

wa8yxm · 11-13-2011, 06:21 PM

Congrats on the new RV, I suspect you will quickly grow to love it if you have not already done so.

Now.. Readers: consider the plight of Carlos (really his name) he is not from the US, he's from another country (Uruguay?) and he speaks very little english, his brand new just married wife even less.. They bought a "Swinger" on E-bay, got absolutly NO PDI, or walk through, Did not even known how to hook up and dump tanks.

Of course.. I don't speak Spanish..

Thankfully.. Parked next to me was a young school principle and his wife and kids.

SHE does speak Spanish.. Rather well in fact.. though a somewhat different dialect than Carlos.

Still.. We got him hooked up, he got to learn about dumping tanks and things. Still needs to get some service done. But at least we could help him.

Last night was, if we understood correctly, his first night in the RV (he has been doing it the Jeff Daniels way "My wife informed me we were staying at the Best Western" from his monolog "the recreational vehicle")

They are headed for Miami (Where at least they should find Spanish Speakers) then they will turn the RV over to a dealer friend and hop a plane for countries SOUTH of Mexico and finally back home.

komac · 11-23-2011, 06:20 PM

Nice coach, Miko. We have a 2010 30Q and love it. We did not want slides because we do the bulk of our camping in state or national parks and in boondock areas where slides can't even be deployed at times. I like the simplicity of the 30Q. We bought it new in May and put "Big Foot" levelers on it in July. We bought them from one of their main locations in Lakeland, Florida, and they installed them. They are great people down there. We now have nearly 17K miles on the coach and have used the levelers perhaps a hundred times, just one-button operation and the coach automatically levels itself, very simple and reliable. I hope you continue to enjoy your 30Q. Komac