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Old 06-18-2011, 12:34 AM   #29
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But I've only been RV'ing since 1957 so I haven't seen it all, YET!!

I'm not really too concerned whether or not a coach has its radiator on the side or the rear. But. I am interested in someone who had owned RV's for 54 years. What did you start with, and what have you had all those years? I'm assuming you were in your 20's when you got your first RV?

I went truck camper camping with my folks when I was 10 in 1968, but didn't start RV'ing on my own dime until 1999.
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Tell me that after you break a serpentine belt on a rear radiator unit! On our DSDP it takes me longer to get out the tools (two wrenches) to loosen the air con belt than to put a new serpentine belt on.
Plus I don't have to clean the slobber off the CAC and radiator. I don't have to lift the bed or unbolt a hatch to lube the e-brake or change the air filter either.
Other than that and cleaning the radiator/CAC there isn't much difference other than cost to the manufacturer.
Had to change belt and was a major job. Rear radi blows to much dirt on the toad,just like a sand blaster.
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