Hills vs Motorhome
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04-23-2006, 16:08
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Hills vs Motorhome
Hi All,
I am a proud owner of a 1976 GMC coach . but my style of travel is starting to change. I tow a heavy FJ-40 Land Cruiser which is about 4200 pounds. I do ok on moderate hills but the coach feels the strain. It is hard to keep up with slow traffic and I cringe at the thought of long distant trips with hills. Most of my travels up to now have been close to home in California and with retirement closing in I am beginning to look for a more capable motor home. I was a school bus driver in my youth, so Bluebirds were very familiar. I'm looking to get info about the 33-36 foot single rear axel coach. What is their ability to handle the varying terrain of the West while towing and your opinion on what to avoid in my search for a capable coach? Thanks for any help Jerry L'Ecuyer Anaheim, CA 1976 GMC (for now) 1967 FJ-40 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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