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--- In toyota-campers@y..., countryden <countryden@h...> wrote:

I am thinking about buying the winnebago warrior 21ft on the toyota

chasis and was wondering about its reliability and power. I have never
owned an RV. any help would be appreciated . Is the 6 cyl eng.
enough. thanks countryden

CD.

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Come up to the main site. Read the Archives and
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Jack A2

Hey Countryden, Welcome to the group.

You did not say what year the Winnebago was, but since it has a
six cyl engine it must be fairly new (1990 or so). The problem
with the weight causing the rear wheel bearings to go out was
solved by the time your camper was built. Just to be sure, go
count the lug nuts on the rear wheels, it should be six. If so,
it has the heavy duty rear axle, and is good for whatever.

You will find in the archives a discussion about failed head
gaskets on the early V6 engines. You may want to ask some
questions regarding the Recall for head gasket replacement, to
see if the Winnebago was effected.

Other than that, it sounds like a great camper. The six cyl gives
more than adequate power, and good gas mileage as well. I hope
you get it, and enjoy it a lot.

Jack R

From: countryden <countryden@...>
Reply-To: toyota-campers@...
To: toyota-campers@...
Subject: [toyota-campers] winnebago warrior on toyota chasis
Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2001 19:47:34 -0400

I am thinking about buying the winnebago warrior 21ft on the toyota chasis and was wondering about its reliability and power. I have never owned an RV. any help would be appreciated . Is the 6 cyl eng. enough. thanks countryden

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