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  1. YC1
    08-06-2019 03:20 PM
    YC1
    No about warranty. That is for mfgr defects and not wear out protection. I thought too they would be warranted but the company told me no. So if I can buy the cheap Monroes that came on it originally I will just change them out every 20K miles or less.
  2. YC1
    08-01-2019 01:02 PM
    YC1
    My wife says we need new ones at least on the front again. We are at 45K miles so they are shot at 30K or so miles. About normal or better than normal for my experiences.

    The porpoising will be helped a lot but a good sway bar will really help.
  3. DesertRen
    Very helpful information. Funny thing happened when I test drove. A screw fell from the ceiling and the seller went to the back and picked it up, guessing now it came from conditioner. Thanks again!
  4. Planocat
    05-24-2014 03:39 PM
    Planocat
    I had a RexAir model 3550 built on a Ford 460 v-8 chassis with a tag axle. Had it from 1997 to 2012 when I sold it with just over 60,000 miles on it. Had the Banks power pack added as we pulled our 4500 lb boat the 3,000+ miles round trip from Texas to Canada every year. That trip is why I eventually went to the diesel pusher.

    Obviously with the longevity of ownership, we encountered our share of breakdowns and repairs...... Part of life in an overworked RV. We never replaced the shocks as I never felt that was an issue. Perhaps due to the tag axle? I'm a preventative maintenance junky and have records of every re pair and service done to the coach during our ownership. I'd send them to you but it would probably leave you asking "what have I done?" LOL

    Use it and enjoy it before making any shock replacement decisions. Can't think of a coach that wouldn't rock going over curbs.

    Planocat

About Me

  • About TriMoot
    City
    Melbourne Beach
    State or Province
    FL
    Country
    USA
    RV Manufacturer
    Rexhall
    RV Model
    RexAir
    RV Year
    1997
    RV Length
    32
    Location (City, State):
    Melbourne Beach, FL
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    2005 Newmar Essex 4502
    1997 Suzuki Sidekick JX, Spokane, WA (Hoping to replace this soon)
    1997 RexAir 32' Ford F53 Chassis, Banks system.

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    2005 Newmar Essex 4502
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Posted 12-04-2019 at 05:53 PM by TriMoot Comments 0
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I've had a blog since January 2008 and mostly just chronicled my attempts at doing triathlons, running and life stuff. Haven't posted anything in over a year, but today, Dec 4th, 2019 is my Mom's birthday and she's been gone since June of 2008 and for some reason just felt like writing.

But wasn't planning on posting it here, but here's a link if anyone is interested.

https://trimoot.wordpress.com/2019/1...time-no-write/

There's a melancholy...

Posted 11-09-2013 at 08:50 PM by TriMoot Comments 3
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Well, have no idea if anyone will read this, but here goes.

Just bought our 1st Class A motor home; a 1997 Rexhall RexAir in October of 2013 from a fine older gentleman in Coeur d'Alene (CdA), ID.
He was 81 and kept the coach in pretty good shape, but it's not without it's small issues, but so far, so good.

The 1st thing we have to purchase are new tires as the ones that are currently on it are SOOOO dry...
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