TheoWarrior
near durango Colorado
Full Member
Joined: 06/27/2008
View Profile
Good Sam RV Club Member
 Offline
|
SPOCRV wrote:Hello all-Iv'e read all the post on the Road Warrior 3400. I'm looking for help locating one or at least post a wanted ad incase any of you are looking to sell yours. I looked at a 2009 RWS in Nevada but it sold while I was in the process of securing financing. I'm looking for a RWT. I'm in no real rush just thought I would put it out there. I'm aware of one for sale in Montana but I'm looking for something with under 12k Miles. For now I'll keep reading your posts and dreaming of the day I get one ![[emoticon]](http://www.coastresorts.com/sharedcontent/cfb/images/wink.gif "wink")
heres a few
http://www.rvtrader.com/New-and-Used-Weekend-Warrior-Road-Warrior-Rws3400-RVs-for-Sale----RVTrader.com/search-results?make=Weekend+Warrior|2306534&model=Road+Warrior+Rws3400|764852092&vrsn=hybrid
|
TheoWarrior
near durango Colorado
Full Member
Joined: 06/27/2008
View Profile
Good Sam RV Club Member
Offline
|
FRED555 wrote:Anyone have issues with bathroom GFI outlet tripping? I know my neutral is compromised but cant figure out what is between breaker panel and bathroom outlets?
If you unplug everything, and it still wont reset, I would disconnect from shore power, then remove (unscrew) the access panel under the breaker switches, and check that the wire connections are tight. mine were not.
Next I would replace the GFI. I have had several go bad.
let us know what you figure out.
|
FRED555
Show Low Arizona
Full Member
Joined: 08/23/2004
View Profile
Offline
|
Not gfi, panel all good, I am pretty sure white wire is compromised just have no idea routing from panel to the gfi outlet?
2004 DODGE DUALLY DIESEL
|
smitty2
IL
Full Member
Joined: 02/16/2009
View Profile
Good Sam RV Club Member
Offline
|
Hi folks.
Well, we've decided it's time to make the move up to a class a. So, although we love our RWS, it's time to move on. From all the postings I've done you all know we've made interior changes, for the better, to make it more viable for a family of six. I also just replaced the tires, due to age and drywall cracking, with michelins. She now has approximately 28k on the clock and still runs and feels like new. If you know anyone interested in a 2009 RWS3400 please have them pm me. It's a great rig deserving to go to a new proud owner.
Bob & Debra, et al
2012 Jayco Seneca 36FK
YA I KNOW - I'M A TRAITOR
|
FRED555
Show Low Arizona
Full Member
Joined: 08/23/2004
View Profile
Offline
|
Please dont give your unit away, too many people are selling Road Warriors way below book and it is hurting all of us...
I have experience with class A RV's and highly recommend Tiffin or Newmar with Tiffin being first choice.
|
|
|
TheoWarrior
near durango Colorado
Full Member
Joined: 06/27/2008
View Profile
Good Sam RV Club Member
Offline
|
Smitty: were going to miss you! But good luck.
keep us posted on how it works out.
I really like my super C when we go off the pavement, and wonder if the new class A's are pavement only, or if they can handle a dirt road camping experiance.
Take care.
|
smitty2
IL
Full Member
Joined: 02/16/2009
View Profile
Good Sam RV Club Member
Offline
|
It certainly won't be given away. In fact, I've recently seen a rise in selling prices of our units. What was going for around 85 is now going for high 90's (gas jobs). With the work I've put into it and the excellent condition its in it'll be listed for $109,000. It has over 10k in upgrades to the interior and 3k in tires and the duramax isn't even broken in yet. I've always enjoyed the conversation starter and the wide open eyes when we pull in to any campground. The new owners will not be disappointed!
|
FRED555
Show Low Arizona
Full Member
Joined: 08/23/2004
View Profile
Offline
|
Good deal....thanks
Please consider Tiffin as #1 class A
Regards
Pat
|
smitty2
IL
Full Member
Joined: 02/16/2009
View Profile
Good Sam RV Club Member
Offline
|
Yah we've actually looked at a couple of them. I know they have a "policy" in place where you can drive to them and they'll fix whatever is wrong - no charge. Seen many many good comments about their builds.
|
FRED555
Show Low Arizona
Full Member
Joined: 08/23/2004
View Profile
Offline
|
Even way past warranty, if it shouldn't have broken. They also provide a place to stay while work is being done.
|
|
|
