How do you figure engine hours to miles?

[Andy Coleman]

Gentlemen,

A very interesting discussion on engine miles vs. hours.

I'm looking at an 83 FC-35 with 94,000 miles and 2,669 engine miles.
By dividing the two, I come up with 35.2 MPH during its lifetime.

Is that a number that I should be concerned with? Is it too low?

The coach may have sat for periods of time. Maybe this low MPH
indicates it was started periodically but not driven.

Andy Coleman
May be a 83 FC-35 owner
NJ


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Neil & Pat LeKander
wrote:
>
> Jon, this is a very interesting question; no doubt it will vary
based on our
> individual driving style. We would all benefit from a discussion of our
> individual mileage/engine hours. That would give all of us an
additional
> piece of info to use in comparing vehicles.
>
> For my 1985 PT-36, I have 172,000 miles/ 4160 engine hours resulting
in an
> average of 41.3+ miles per hour.
>
> Neil
> Author, "The RVer's Ultimate Survival Guide"
> http://www.rvsafetyinfo.com
> author@...
>
> My engine hour meter reads 3460 hours and I would like to know what
> that would compute to miles driven if rig was on the road all its
> life? Right now the OD reads 148,000.
>
> Jon
> 1978 Wanderlodge
> Bremerton Washington
>