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Has anyone seen a class A motor home with 5 slides? Mike >Has anyone seen a class A motor home with 5 slides? > >Mike nope...4 is the most i've seen. where would the 5th slide be? the roof? the rear end?? 73, rich, n9dko > >Has anyone seen a class A motor home with 5 slides? > > > >Mike > > > nope...4 is the most i've seen. where would the 5th slide be? the > roof? the rear end?? I've seen em on the rear end. mike >> >Has anyone seen a class A motor home with 5 slides? >> > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >mike so the slide extends out from the rear, lengthening the rv??? that's a new one on me. i'd love to see that. who makes it? 73, rich, n9dko >From: Rich rk911@yahoo.com >Date: 7/28/2004 6:49 AM Central Standard Time >>> >Has anyone seen a class A motor home with 5 slides? >>> > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >so the slide extends out from the rear, lengthening the rv??? that's >a new one on me. i'd love to see that. who makes it? Haven't seen a motor home with a rear slide, but my sister-in-law has an Outback travel trailer with a rear slide. Ron in Oklahoma >>From: Rich rk911@yahoo.com >>Date: 7/28/2004 6:49 AM Central Standard Time [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Ron > in Oklahoma How about the Airstream SkyDeck? That adds a lot of space, assuming good weather. I haven't gotten to see one up close and personal, but if I were willing to give up my TT, I think that's something I'd go for. Anybody have any experience with it?  Signature_________________________________________ I'm a SPEWS muppet, short and stout. Here is my block list, right to null route. Blocking spam email is my thing. You can whine and kook dance as your e-mail goes ka-ping. Loony, misguided whack jobs don't scare me. They are as funny and amusing as can be. (Sung to the tune of I'm a Little Teapot) > Has anyone seen a class A motor home with 5 slides? > > Mike > > --- Wifey and I are thinking of trading up for a diesel pusher. I asked her how many slides she wanted on the next one. She quickly responded, "One." That was the number I was thinking. Our current Mountain Aire has one, and it is just perfect. Five? I have seen them with up to four. Hell, if you are going that big, why not rent a time share? In ours, when the slide is in, you can still do all the things you need to do including walking around and having dinner. With more, you would have to be extra extra careful to move everything every time, and you wouldn't be able to move in some areas. Would one work at a time, or would all five go at once? To me, it just sounds like a poor idea. Great when sitting still, maybe, but a lot of extra care. Hell, we got only one, and both have already messed up when it comes to moving chairs, and releasing lock arms, and all the things that little squeaky nasal voice warns you about. Don't ask.................... I'll stick with one. MAYBE I could be swayed to one in the bedroom, but that's it. Just MHO. Steve http://www.carriageinc.com/carrilite.htm > > Has anyone seen a class A motor home with 5 slides? > > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Steve > http://www.carriageinc.com/carrilite.htm Holy, frijole! I can see right now from looking at the floor plans it would take me about twenty minutes to crush the TV or kill a dog. Steve >In ours, when the slide is in, you can still do all the things you need to >do including walking around and having dinner. With more, you would have to [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >Steve our suncruiser has 2, 1 up front and another in the bedroom area. with both closed we have access to everything except two drawers in the bedroom and the space under the bed. and to access that space all i need do is open the bedroom slide a couple of inches. we love the extra room provided by our slides and would never want to be without them. 73, rich, n9dko Rexhal is supposed to be coming with a motorhome with the whole thing sliding from the middle. >>In ours, when the slide is in, you can still do all the things you need to >>do including walking around and having dinner. With more, you would have to [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > 73, > rich, n9dko I saw one that had two. the entire side on both sides were slideouts. I mean the entire length! a 30 foot slide on each side I think.. > Has anyone seen a class A motor home with 5 slides? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.726 / Virus Database: 481 - Release Date: 7/22/2004 >I saw one that had two. the entire side on both sides were slideouts. I >mean the entire length! >a 30 foot slide on each side I think.. That's the T-Rex from Rexhall SignatureDon Bradner donb at arcatapet dot com www.arcatapet.net > That's the T-Rex from Rexhall Has anyone seen an actual production model in the wild??? SignatureJim & Barb in Rhinebeck, NY Phooey & Pounce Winnie 35U & Tracker toad SKP 74448 > Has anyone seen an actual production model in the wild??? Not I. I've only seen pictures taken at shows. A discussion on rv.net about one seen at a show indicated a CCC of just 201 lbs on the gas model they saw. SignatureDon Bradner donb at arcatapet dot com www.arcatapet.net The more slides you have the more weight you add, one slide is enough for me. Don't relish replacing boot seals on 5 slides. Bill P. > Has anyone seen a class A motor home with 5 slides? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.726 / Virus Database: 481 - Release Date: 7/22/2004 |
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