Welcome to the Winnebago Industries Owner's Forum

["007"]

Shaedae, welcome to the forum

Its kind of tough getting old but they can retain there health it helps and having you there must brighten up their sprits.

I have a mother thats 98 and still living in her apartment had a fall last spring but has bounced right back.

Maybe the RV WIZARD CAN HELP YOU he maybe on later.
ENJOY the forums and post often.

 

["007"]

trgracing56 welcome to the forum

Don't closeup your

we will be busy

all winter and you may fine some info that will be useful for you next spring.

Enjoy the forums all winter and post often.

 

[It's A Good Life!!]

What a bummer, no one welcomed me from my earlier post...I'm jealous!!

 

["007"]

Christopher, welcome to the forum

How could I have miss you my grandson has same name.

I'll offer you a Winnebago membership if you like to make up for the over site.

Enjoy the forums and post often.

 

[It's A Good Life!!]

Originally posted by "007":
Christopher, welcome to the forum

How could I have miss you my grandson has same name.

I'll offer you a Winnebago membership if you like to make up for the over site.

Enjoy the forums and post often.

Thanks 007!! I'd love to have the Winnebago membership!! This is a great forum...

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Holiday.

 

[haleraiser]

Originally posted by It's a good life!!:
What a bummer, no one welcomed me from my earlier post...I'm jealous!!

Well Christopher, let me be the first to welcome you even though I've only been posting a short time. I must admit I have a biased interest here as we have just bought a new Adventurer 35A also, and if your avatar pic is of your coach, we have the same color as well. See my avatar pic of our rig to the left.

So, after our first trip out this weekend we have discovered how much we love it, and are looking forward to many more fun trips! I'll be very interested in keeping in touch with you to compare notes along the way.

Good luck with your coach, and I hope to see you on the board.

 

["007"]

All set Chris, a Happy Turkey day to you also.

 

[tps0424]

I've been an iRV2 member for over for 5 years but, this is my first post in the Winnebago forum. Next Wednesday, I will be taking possession of my first motorhome. It's an Itasca Sprit 31T. Until now, I've had travel trailers and a large pick up truck. I am really looking forward to a different kind of RVing.

 

[dekker]

well have to admit I did it alittle bit different I got my wife at winnebago when we both worked there in 1975. Sorry but I bought a new Damon nothing against winnies just liked the intruder. We both worked in the cabinet shop. too many years ago. Not sure how this qualifies me for this forum but I know first hand lol that my winnie is a winner maarried thirty years since the 2nd of July. Dekker

 

[DriVer-THOR]

Originally posted by tps0424:
I am really looking forward to a different kind of RVing.

Did you buy from Arlington? Good luck and congratulations!

Welcome by the way to iRV2.com. Please come back and post often. I used to live in Providence on Federal Hill and then Warwick until we moved to Connecticut.

 

[haleraiser]

Originally posted by tps0424:
I've been an iRV2 member for over for 5 years but, this is my first post in the Winnebago forum. Next Wednesday, I will be taking possession of my first motorhome. It's an Itasca Sprit 31T. Until now, I've had travel trailers and a large pick up truck. I am really looking forward to a different kind of RVing.

TPS,

We too had a travel trailer before our MH. We've taken the MH out 3 times now since we bought it. I can assure you of one thing, it has definately been a different kind of RVing!! What a difference! Everything is so much easier, it's difficult not to enjoy that difference.

 

[rebelsbeach]

Originally posted by dekker:
well have to admit I did it alittle bit different I got my wife at winnebago when we both worked there in 1975. Sorry but I bought a new Damon nothing against winnies just liked the intruder. We both worked in the cabinet shop. too many years ago. Not sure how this qualifies me for this forum but I know first hand lol that my winnie is a winner maarried thirty years since the 2nd of July. Dekker

Dekker, you have a special version of Winnie that was only made one time!!
Congrats on thirty years with your special Winnie!!

 

[swyates]

I just posted a reply and noticed that I am identified as a "Monaco Coach Forum Member" rather than Winnebago. I looked at my profile and couldn't see how to change this. How do I change this?

 

["007"]

Lets see if its changed.

Must have gremlins around here.

Welcome to the forum and thanks for your first post informative. Enjoy the forums and post often.

 

[tps0424]

Originally posted by DriVer:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by tps0424:
I am really looking forward to a different kind of RVing.

Did you buy from Arlington? Good luck and congratulations!

Welcome by the way to iRV2.com. Please come back and post often. I used to live in Providence on Federal Hill and then Warwick until we moved to Connecticut. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

No. I'm getting it from a dealer in MA. Will any Winebago dealer be able to service it or do I need to go back to the Itasca dealer. Not that I don't want to but, he's much further away than Arlington.

 

[KE0M]

I'm a convert from rv.net. I really find the Winnebago Owner's forum the most helpful. I especially liked the information about the lack of visibility in the engine computer display and how to do a retrofit. I'm hooked. Please change my "karma" ID to Winnebago Coach forum member. Thanks, Larry

PS Is there a spell check function for new posts?

 

[rebelsbeach]

Welcome to the forum!!
I've taken care of the karma issue, you're all set as a Winnebago Forum Member...

While we don't have a site spell checker, a lot of folks use the Internet Explorer Spell Checker which the link will take you to.

 

[McDuff-WO]

Howdy Y'all,

A newbie checking in. I've been an rv.net member for years, and a lurker here.

We are flying out to California next Sat 12/16 to pickup our new to us MH. It is a 2003 40E UA. It is factory mod'ed for wheelchair access. (our MH dreams got put on hold when I got rearended at a redlight in '03 sitting on my Harley, put me in a chair for life).

This is gonna be a major adventure, first plane trip in chair, then almost 2K miles back home. Yeehah, I am soo ready. I have ~6K miles in rental units(pre-wreck), this is our first ownership.

Looking forward to "talking to y'all".

 

[tps0424]

Welcome McDuff! Good luck with your adventure. It sounds like it has been a long time in the making.

Did they catch the person who rear ended you?

 

["007"]

Welcome McDuff to irv2

Good luck with your converted MH many safe and uneventful miles.

Enjoy the forums and post often and tell your friends about irv2.