Irishman1

Thanks for all the responses, I am very happy with my 10 mpg right now. I may someday take some of my restored motorcycles on a small trailer so I know I can expect less fuel economy then. I almost never go over 60 miles per hour just to help keep my money in my wallet so I guess I’m doing pretty good. 
thanks again and happy holidays 

Hello?

we bought a 2095 Monaco monarch 30pdd in September to replace our older class c Winnebago. We’ve since put 3000 miles on it and we are averaging just over 10 mpg. This is about  what we were getting on the Winnie, both on ford chassis but with different engines, the triton v-10 on the Monaco and the 460 v8 on the Winnie.

im very happy with the economy but was just wondering what other class a gassers are getting for mpg

Thanks, working great now!

Thanks, that’s good advice!

I can’t seem to disengage the brake lever to deploy the manual side swing. It only seems to move forward or back about 1/4 inch. Any ideas?

Check out Bostrom truck seats. Pop used them for years in his work trucks and then in his Motorhome’s. There are some starting at around 1000.00 but go up to whatever you want to pay.. nice adjustments and sir shock ride

FIXED!  I had installed quick connects to my water lines and water filter, they have a internal baffle in the female side that the male  pushes in. This was the only different thing that I had done so I thought I would undo it and see. Within 3 minutes or so I heard the burner pop on. Must not have had enough water flow to keep the 10 gallon take full

Quick help, in my 2005 monarch se I now have my dsi fault  light on. I’ve purged the tank and checked my gas and all is well. The light comes with both the 12 volt switch or the 120 volt switch and the water heater pilot is definitely off. No spark.  it is super windy here so maybe that blew it out? 
whst can I try to restart the lo heater

Thanks