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saddlesore · 12-01-2017, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by scdave

Thanks....Those rigs are just to big for our liking...We have a Winn 29R right now...If we had a third slide we would just keep what we have...Although I have owned 5 Class A motor homes have never had a pusher...Hence we are looking at the 31 & 32 Breeze but I have reservations with regard to power....

Before You buy that next coach... at least go drive an air ride DP....and as far as a Foretravel being too big,,They did make 34'ers.... older coaches ..yes but if taken care of,the year model means nothing..A couple of them here...
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Be sure to check out the engine size and heavy duty transmission with retarder(for the horsepower rating), fuel/fresh water and holding tank capacities &&&....the amount of basement storage compared to what you have had... and a superior air ride & leveling system.

OK got the "flame suit" on.....fire at will

alpha99 · 12-02-2017, 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Hgrace56

Wow...Thats a lot of money....I don't think I want to step out that far...I might go to the used market to see if that number can come way down....

You could by 2 Palazzos for that![/QUOTE]
That's absurdly Expensive! Overpriced by at least $150,000.

JOHNMN · 12-02-2017, 05:21 AM

I learned that I have a really good MH from the posts, we bought our 33AA a few months ago, it is quiet, nimble and hauls the jeep effortlessly, we get 10-11 mpg, hills are not an issue, up or down. We didn’t know a thing about MH, but the advice we received was spot on, diesel, under 35ft- there are 2 of us, used, but no more than 2 yr. my wife also required a washer and dryer. Bought a 2 yr old 33AA and have no regrets. We have looked at newer and larger coaches, but the is large for us, comfortable and works well

Kiawah · 12-02-2017, 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by JOHNMN

I learned that I have a really good MH from the posts, we bought our 33AA a few months ago, it is quiet, nimble and hauls the jeep effortlessly, we get 10-11 mpg, hills are not an issue, up or down. We didn’t know a thing about MH, but the advice we received was spot on, diesel, under 35ft- there are 2 of us, used, but no more than 2 yr. my wife also required a washer and dryer. Bought a 2 yr old 33AA and have no regrets. We have looked at newer and larger coaches, but the is large for us, comfortable and works well

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After 3 years and 26K miles, just works perfectly for us and how we like to vacation/travel/camp.

scdave · 12-02-2017, 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by saddlesore

Before You buy that next coach... at least go drive an air ride DP....and as far as a Foretravel being too big,,They did make 34'ers.... older coaches ..yes but if taken care of,the year model means nothing..A couple of them here...
ALL Pre Owned motorhomes Inventory
Be sure to check out the engine size and heavy duty transmission with retarder(for the horsepower rating), fuel/fresh water and holding tank capacities &&&....the amount of basement storage compared to what you have had... and a superior air ride & leveling system.

OK got the "flame suit" on.....fire at will

Thanks Dave...I will check it out....WOW...5-mil miles driving trucks !!!

scdave · 12-02-2017, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by alpha99

You could by 2 Palazzos for that!

That's absurdly Expensive! Overpriced by at least $150,000.[/QUOTE]
Yes...That number is just over the top for me....These rigs depreciate really fast so I think if I were to want a high end coach I would just go to the used market where you get more bang for your buck...

scdave · 12-02-2017, 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by JOHNMN

I learned that I have a really good MH from the posts, we bought our 33AA a few months ago, it is quiet, nimble and hauls the jeep effortlessly, we get 10-11 mpg, hills are not an issue, up or down. We didn’t know a thing about MH, but the advice we received was spot on, diesel, under 35ft- there are 2 of us, used, but no more than 2 yr. my wife also required a washer and dryer. Bought a 2 yr old 33AA and have no regrets. We have looked at newer and larger coaches, but the is large for us, comfortable and works well

Thanks John....The Tiffin 33AA is where we first started a few years ago...Now Tiffin produces the Breeze in 31 & 32 so it prompted me to ask the Rep's why ?? We may come back full circle to look again at the 33AA...The New Air sounds very interesting but its a boat load of money....

scdave · 12-02-2017, 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Kiawah

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After 3 years and 26K miles, just works perfectly for us and how we like to vacation/travel/camp.

Dave...I have spoken to you in the past about the 33AA haven't I ??

Kiawah · 12-03-2017, 06:06 AM

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Originally Posted by scdave

Dave...I have spoken to you in the past about the 33AA haven't I ??

Yep

Kiawah · 12-03-2017, 06:18 AM

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Originally Posted by scdave

We have looked at the 33AA for a few years now...The new 32 BR just turned our head at the last show...Do you think the 33AA has sufficient power ??

Plenty of power. We regularly do the Appalachian mountains couple times a year, and have been on long extended trips out west 3 times thru the Rockies. Last year even did the Grand Teton mountain pass pulling our toad (thank goodness for exhaust brake coming back down....). It'll cruise all day on the interstate, it's just a very very solid platform as far as I'm concerned.

scdave · 12-04-2017, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Kiawah

Plenty of power. We regularly do the Appalachian mountains couple times a year, and have been on long extended trips out west 3 times thru the Rockies. Last year even did the Grand Teton mountain pass pulling our toad (thank goodness for exhaust brake coming back down....). It'll cruise all day on the interstate, it's just a very very solid platform as far as I'm concerned.

Thanks again Dave..Its great to hear from you again after you have put a significant amount of miles on your rig....RV show coming up in a month...