Four wheel drive MH
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Old_Crow
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Unless the center two axles are castering, I'd hate to have to buy tires for that rig.
Larry N.
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You might want to look at the EarthRoamer motorhome. The background of the big picture on that page is the Rockies, just north of Denver.
denmarc
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Larry N. said:
Great idea for a niche of people. Kind of small for most of us.
Old_Crow
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That kinda looks like the one I saw, but it had a van nose on it like an older Class C.
There I was, feeling good that I'd made it to Point Sublime in the Jeep, and in rolls one of these things.
There I was, feeling good that I'd made it to Point Sublime in the Jeep, and in rolls one of these things.
John From Detroit
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Years ago Apollo made one called the "All Seasons" Not sure of the class. but it was a traditional Motor home, save for the fact that it wore 44" Tires, was 4 Wheel drive, could tow 8,000 pounds up hill on fresh plowed ground and was built to military specifications.
I think they made 3 or 4 of them, One civilian the rest military..
This was one motor home in which I might well recommend an OPTIMA battery (Any of you who've read my battery posts know I don't care for Optima due to the wasted space issue but on this ride.. Well you need a battery that can "Take a licking" as it were.. IE: Optima)
I think they made 3 or 4 of them, One civilian the rest military..
This was one motor home in which I might well recommend an OPTIMA battery (Any of you who've read my battery posts know I don't care for Optima due to the wasted space issue but on this ride.. Well you need a battery that can "Take a licking" as it were.. IE: Optima)
glockholiday
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Quigley 4x4 has been converting things to 4wd for years. My dad was going to have his 2001 Jayco class C on an E450 chassis converted a few years ago (I think it was gonna cost around $12-$13K) but he bought a box van that already had the conversion on it for a few grand and he wants to swap all the stuff over to his motorhome himself.
https://www.google.com/search?q=quigley+4x4+motorhome&biw=1920&bih=946&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj8t-SYw47SAhUBRmMKHU_qCS0Q_AUIdCgB#imgrc=_
https://www.google.com/search?q=quigley+4x4+motorhome&biw=1920&bih=946&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj8t-SYw47SAhUBRmMKHU_qCS0Q_AUIdCgB#imgrc=_
