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Old 01-11-2015, 12:23 PM   #1
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Itasca Latitude 2008 39w

Looking at one of these on a workhorse chassis. Engine is a chevy in the back. How do you get at it to work on it. Rear hatch only access the radiator
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From underneath and I believe there's a hatch in the bedroom?

Very nice coach, though... We almost got one instead of a DP but it was outside our budget. Rode very well, though.

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Old 01-11-2015, 02:13 PM   #3
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Access the motor from the bottom and there is a hatch in the bedroom to access the topside. Almost everything can be done from the bottom side, at least on mine.
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UFO pilot Thanks for the info. Have you towed in the mountains? How was the performance.
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I have 58,000 miles on mine and have been in 42 States towing the CRV. I had the Ultra Power upgrade installed at about 15,000 miles and it does make a big difference. The only real problem I ever had with performance was on the Teton pass from Wyoming to Idaho. I am not in a hurry so I just slow down and enjoy the ride.
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Have the diesel version on the Freightliner chassis and love it. Sure beats the Thor gasser that we had. Rides great, quiet and when towing the CRV you wouldn't even know it was behind the coach. There is a lot to like on the 39W.
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