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its best to have a helper with this thing. it is heavy

Years ago, when Bluebird was in business, there was their "spokesperson". She stated that she had been with the company for X amount of years and had never stayed in a coach. She was proud to say that "this weekend" I'm going to stay in a Wanderlodge. I wonder how many of the employees of FMCA actually have set foot in a coach?

I joined FMCA quite a while ago. I was interested in all the reviews for the Class A coaches as I'm not interested in the other ones. I have seen the magazine go from quite a large -aka volume publication to what it is now. I do not subscribe to Trailer Life or Motorhome magazine. But if the new magazine is going to feature pop-ups and slide in pickup campers- I'm outta here.

true 'dat

I like the way you trimmed out the top of the stairs.

Jim- I just noticed that you have a new coach

took me 12 class A coaches to get the one we want-would never consider renting it out

On one of my Bluebirds I thought adding granite to the stairs would make it look sharp. It did, till I slid down them with wet feet. Went back to the rubber treads Roppe does make the treads in a wider format.

Roppe is the name of tread manufacturer. Any full service retail flooring store- not the box stores can order it. It's expensive but will last forever

Blake- we use to have rallies at Top of the Hill- till a wildfire came thru- I guess they have rebuilt?

If it is laminate, which is just a picture adhered to mdf, no issue.

hope your pockets are deeper for the folks up north- just sayin"

Impractical? I have coaches here from all over the USA and Canada. I must be doing something right.

I do engineered wood and carpet

why would you take the chance of running out of fuel by going so low on maybe an inaccurate fuel gauge?

Guys- I get my Roppe raised round treads from Professional Flooring Supply in Ft Worth. You can buy them thru me and just pay at time of purchase. Or let me know, I'll order them and you can pay them direct. They will ship, also. Roppe is made in Fostoria, Ohio. I adhere them with spray contact adhesive

I use to install vinyl planks. Mannington was the best brand. I would not put allure in my dog's house

I had Inland Truck in Dallas work on my prior coach- 97 Wanderlodge, after squirrels ate the wiring. They replaced the fluid with synthetic and never had any leaks. I'm with Brett- go to an Allison specific shop

that vintage birds website is just about dead. I'd check with the Prevost Community, which I'm a member of and is quite active- and they know Prevosts

Bill Adams- I had an 8v92 mechanical in one of my Bluebirds and got the same mileage as your coach. What is "not Right" with it?

You might check into this further as about a month ago a few tornadoes went thru there. The campgrounds maybe full of workers. FYI

Not travelling to work on the road anymore. Everyone comes here. Thanks Bill- how you guys doing? Stop by if you are in the area and see my Liberty