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This is our 1995 Pace Arrow Vision 37J Class-A Motor Home.
It is our "training unit" as we prepare for our retirement as full-time
RVers. We learned a lot from having Training Wheels and in
the end the decision was in favor of a fifth-wheel trailer.
Some things we learned from our days with Training
Wheels.
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We found that you do not get up and
walk around your motorhome when you are traveling down the road.
At the most, when we are in creeping traffic, the co-pilot might
go back to the bathroom for a quick break and grab a couple
of sodas from the refrigerator on the way back to her seat.
This does not include a traffic light, it is too short.
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Not having to get out to get lunch
at a rest stop is not an advantage. You need to get out
and walk around anyways.
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You have to pay attention to the age
of your tires. We bought Training Wheels in 2002.
The front tires showed a little checking and we replaced them.
The rear tires were fine. We had a tag wheel tire blowout
on our way to Disney World in 2003. The spare had cracks
in it. The tires were originals manufactured in 1994.
They were nine years old. Seven years is the maximum for
tires even if they "look" good. We replaced all the remaining
tires.
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You need to check all your drawers
to insure they are secured because they will open when you are
driving if they are not.
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