Welcome to the Winnebago Industries Owner's Forum

[alann]

OOPS. To clear up the above....in about a year I plan to retire AGAIN

[Izzyblueye]

I think if I had your situation I would try one of these new floor model A/C's and vent it to a bay or through a wall. I looked at a 9000 BTU model the other day. It did not take up a lot of room and would be a big help on high temp days. The price was in the mid $300.00, far cheaper than a second roof top. One could always take it out and use it at home,cottage, or work shop. Maybe some enterprising soul on the forum has tried this and will testify.

[Tommy__T]

Hello All ... I just Purchased a 1990 Winnie Chieftain in hopes of a little travel fun .
I just located this Forum and hope to become a good member and learn all I can about RV'ing and Maintenance
Tommy t

[smlranger]

Tommy T and Alann:

Welcome to the forum . You will absolutely not find a better place on the internet to get help and share your RV experiences. There are some great folks here.

Post your Winnebago-related questions and comments on the Winne Owner's forum but be sure and check other places on this site for valuable information. There are general discussion forums, pet owners, towing and toads, RV product reviews, etc....lot's of great resources.

Again, welcome!

[LarryHaines]

Hi all, I'm new to iRV2, and enjoy the comments. I have been RVing since about 1976.
After Retiring, I finally traded in my 35' 1988 Allegro for a 35' 1998 Winnebago Adventurer with single slide. It's really a nice rig.
Although I recently had a bad experience I would like to pass on.
A couple of weeks ago, I gathered upn my wife and two grandaughters for a week at our favorite local water park. About 30 miles out, my right outside rear tire blew. (Blew is a mild term) It tore Holly H**l from the underside. We were very lucky, because one of the damaged items was the propane lines and regulator. I feel fortunate it didn't blow. Anyway, I just got the estimate back today.....it was a little over $14,000. My insurance company never blinked an eye. They will take care of all the damage. So when I get the motor home back, my old 1998 will have a lot of new parts.
The tire in question was only about 2 years old. The steel belts litterally broke inside the tire. I now have all new tires, including the spare.

Happy RVing from:

Larry Haines
Winnebago Adventurer, 2007 Saturn Aura

[RV Wizard]

Larry Haines, welcome to the forum.com. Sorry to hear of the tire problem and damage it caused to coach. Glad to hear no one was injured. We look forward to reading of your adventures and expereinces. Take care and keep us informed of the repair progress.

[FLYTYER]

Originally posted by LarryHaines:
Hi all, I'm new to iRV2, and enjoy the comments. I have been RVing since about 1976.
After Retiring, I finally traded in my 35' 1988 Allegro for a 35' 1998 Winnebago Adventurer with single slide. It's really a nice rig.
Although I recently had a bad experience I would like to pass on.
A couple of weeks ago, I gathered upn my wife and two grandaughters for a week at our favorite local water park. About 30 miles out, my right outside rear tire blew. (Blew is a mild term) It tore Holly H**l from the underside. We were very lucky, because one of the damaged items was the propane lines and regulator. I feel fortunate it didn't blow. Anyway, I just got the estimate back today.....it was a little over $14,000. My insurance company never blinked an eye. They will take care of all the damage. So when I get the motor home back, my old 1998 will have a lot of new parts.
The tire in question was only about 2 years old. The steel belts litterally broke inside the tire. I now have all new tires, including the spare.

Happy RVing from:

Larry Haines
Winnebago Adventurer, 2007 Saturn Aura

I want to add my welcome to you. Our IRV2 group is loaded with great info and assistance is always here.

Your post about the tire problem leads me to suggest that the use of a tire pressure monitor might have enabled you to avoid the damage. Do a search and you will find all about tires and their problems and solutions.

[lthrnk]

We are new to all this, picking up the new Meridian 36 next week. We will be using it weekends for a few months, shaking it and us down on a bunch of short trips and stays. Looking forward to really hitting the road early next year when I retire. This is a great and informative forum, we've learned a lot and look forward to learnign a lot more. How do I sign in/join this forum?

Mike and Janet

[smlranger]

Mike:

We 'met' you Tuesday evening on the Winne chat room and, again, thank you for your service to our country as a former United States Marine .

You have joined by logging into the forum. I will add to your screen name the title "Winnebago Coach Forum Member.'

Enjoy that new Meridian and come back often to share your experiences. Please join us again on the Tuesday evening chat.

[PaulC]

Hello everyone. I am new to this forum.

We recently took delivery of a "new to us" 2004 Winnebago 38R. This is our first experience with a Winnebago product and so far we are very pleased. We have been away from motorhomes for quite a few years while we had 5th wheels.

I look forward to the sharing the information that appears to be available on this site.

Paul
2004 Winnebago 38R W22
2007 Honda CR-V
Satisfied Pressure Pro User

[smlranger]

Paul:

Welcome to the forum . You have picked the best site on the web to get help and share your RV expereinces. There are many helpful folks here.

Congrats on your newest rig. Hope you have many safe and happy miles.

[CaptainCrab]

Just wanted to say Hi All. we have been a IRV2 member for about a month now. We just picked up our first class A MH. We've had many RV's over the years, but never a "A".

["007"]

Welcome all new members to irv2 and the Winnebago forum if you want some Winne KARMA just let us know and we'll fix you up.

[Stuckinga]

Just wanted to say thanks for all the info on here. I bought a '99 Brave back in January and this site has been very helpful.

[ROMAD]

Thanks to the folks that sponsor this site and the folks that contribute the wealth of information. I am new to the site and recently purchased a Winnebago Voyage 33V. We love the coach and are setting out on our first long trip early next month to the west coast from here in the Ozarks.

["007"]

Welcome both Stuckinga and ROMAD to irv2 and Winnebago forum.
We are all glad we could be of some help.
Enjoy the forums and do post often and if you want some Winne KARMA just say the word.

[gunawo]

Hello! Hello!, just joined last week, first post, After much (about a year) research the wife and I decided on the Cambria 29H. We purchased our first motorhome in 1972. Have had many since. Our only other Winnebago was a 1994
Elante 34'. Sold our last one, a 38' diesel pusher 2 years ago. We're looking forward to traveling "smaller". We'll be making shorter
trips more frequently.
Gunawo

["007"]

Welcome gunawo to irv2.
Congrats on your new coach.
Many safe and happy miles.
Enjoy the forums and do post often.

[desert dust]

Hi Rebelsbeach
I just joined today after a fun trip to the Giant Redwoods. I like the winnie forum a lot. thanks Desert Dust

[tun75]

Just checkin in. I a very happy owner of a 2001 adventurer. I have a million questions some problems, But have been finding some answers by reading so I will continue reading before asking.

Also I am thinking about going to the GNR this year as it sounds like a good time

Bill