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Old 07-28-2008, 02:42 PM   #1
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As name states New. Know "it depends", but any little idea of mileage?
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As name states New. Know "it depends", but any little idea of mileage?
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Old 07-28-2008, 03:03 PM   #3
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If you already own the motorhome, the mileage is a moot point! If you're going to use the MoHo. The Ford 450 will get about 8+-mpg. We just went on a 3200 mile trip. The mpg was 8.3 mpg towing an 07 Malibu with an 07 31 foot Tioga. At 55 to 60 mph. Marvh
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Old 07-28-2008, 06:50 PM   #5
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Welcome Newby47, you'll get plenty of good info and advice here at iRV2 I'm pretty new also, and have received much advice from other members! Fuel mileage is a hot topic. If you use the little search box w/ "find" (at the top of the posts on each page), then search with words like mileage or mpg or fuel, etc. you will find many current and interesting posts. And you'll hear from plenty of others, I'm sure.
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I have a 34 ft hurricane class A and Im happy as on the adverage etting 10 mpg that is on say 95 but going through towns and mountains it drops to 7,8,9
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Any gasoline engined motor home 32 to 38 feet or so will get from 6.5 to maybe 7.5 or so. That is if they take a ten or twenty tank average and don't use the dash computer as gospel.

My 35 foot pulling a Honda Accord has a life time average for 33,000 miles of 6.9 mpg.
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