When in doubt about oil change intervals the best way to find out when your oil needs replacement is to have a oil analysis done...
It's easy to do and it will also keep an eye on the internals of your motor, when the analysis shows high metal concentration it can often be narrowed down to which component is putting the metal in the oil. (They will detect antifreeze & fuel present too).
You don't have to buy Amsoil to use oil analysis. Standard grade oils can be tested to. I think the last time I had my Peterbilt checked it cost me $20-$25.. (They do it on site at Speedco truck lube centers..) Speedco's normaly handle tractor trailers but can service some RV's.. just ask!
Hope I helped a little bit!
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Scott, Suzanne, & Sheba (German Shepard <long hair)..
2011 Dodge Ram 3500 Long Horn, DRW, longbed, 4x4, 4:10rear, pullrite 25.5K hitch.
Shopping for that just right 5th wheel..
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