Recent content by boxerdad2010

I have a 34' Bounder Classic which as the TV on the back wall of the living space. The passenger seat swivels around to provide a good view. The steering wheel prevents the drivers seat from swiveling far enough to be usable for TV watching. The sofa and dinette are on the drivers side. You can...

Ken, It is a 50amp system. I have confidence it is fixed right as the techician showed and explained to me what he did.

My comment on the warranty had to do with the issue of returning the unit to factory condition. In this case I prefer the improved version. If they pay for the box that blew I'd be happy.

We have a 2010 Bounder classic which we have had for 8 months. No problems until recently. I fired up the generator to run the AC to cool off the coach a day prior to leaving on a trip. The generator started but no power was getting to the coach. We went on our trip and shore power worked fine...

I have a 2010 34' Bounder Classic and have no mud flaps. Don't see why they would be needed.

One of the first things I did to my new Class A was have extended valve stems put on the rears. It makes checking air pressures easy. Worth the $200 to have them installed.

If I was single I would look at the new Sprinter class RV's. 24ft. is plenty for one person and get good mileage. I have had Verizon 3g internet for a while now and am happy with it. They do have a 5 gig limit per month. That's more than I need but you may need more.

I realize you said no sat antenna but I really love the sat system I have. You turn it on, it finds the sats and a few minutes later the TV works like at home. What could be better?

I've used a Verizon 3G modem for about 6 months now. I've never used more than 3 gigs in any month. My wife is on it a lot. You can get a portable hard drive for little money these days. Why mess with on-line storage for pix?