New to us... Motorhome 2005 Voyage 35D

[Docdanracy]

Well after 30+ years of owning travel trailers...and a lifetime of RVs early with my parents and then with my wife...we have decided to try a motorhome...
Found a very nice one owner 2005 Voyage 35D with 21K miles, highly optioned from the factory. Workhorse chassis, with 8.1L, Allison 5 speed automatic with Grade Braking and Overdrive lockout.
Will be flat towing our 2012 Jeep JK 2 Door Sport, with Blue OX tow bar, Blue OX baseplate and Stay-in-Play brake controller.

[WinnieView]

Welcome to Winnie Owners, we are glad you joined us.

When you have the time, completing a signature with the year make and model for your RV can help others to help you if and when you need it. And you can do that here;

http://www.winnieowners.com/forums/p...=editsignature

[RD Eagle]

Welcome and safe travels. Looks like you are good to go.

[BobC]

It looks nice and clean. Your number one priority is to make sure you're well protected from leaks, including your windshield, which can be problematical. Your best bet in terms of searching is to use the Google search box near the top of the page. It works much better than the forum search button.

As to the windshield, many of us have been successful with a strip of Eternabond tape across the top. Here's a thread on this issue:

http://www.winnieowners.com/forums/f...ub-329812.html

If there are any signs of drips inside your windshield tend to this immediately. If it proceeds to the point the frame rusts out, you're in for thousands of dollars in repairs.

Here's another link regarding the use of Eternabond tape to seal your roof fixtures:

Roof Issues… | Chaos Leaves Town

Also, if you have HWH slides and jacks, azpete, a winnieowners member, is your man. He works for HWH and has helped out many of us with HWH issues. He's very responsive to PMs (private messages).

And Tireman9 (Roger Marble), a retired tire engineer and Winnieowners member, is the best source for tire information. Here's a link to his blog: RV Tire Safety