[Diesel-RVs] Re:Front End Diesel

I've seen several reports from owners on various RV web sites and all are ecstatic about it. However, most of them are coming from front engine gas powered rigs, so the front engine noise is similar or less than they are accustomed to and so if the leaf spring suspension and solid front axle that is also the same as their previous rigs. If you were coming from a quieter rear diesel (pusher) with independent front suspension and air instead of springs, you might be less impressed.

The Allegro FRED is an excellent coach by all reports, providing excellent performance and great fuel economy in a nicely appointed rig. And you can't beat Tiffin for factory customer service.

> We are wondering if anyone has a front end diesel motorhome (FRED) and
> what their experience is with it. We are considering the Allegro Bay
> 35 TSB.
> Gail and Roger Bensing
> Wisconsin

Gary
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Gary Brinck
RVRoamer@rvforum.net
2004 American Tradition
2007 GMC Acadia

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[Diesel-RVs] Re: RID-X

Chuck, I too had a PILE in my black tank until I started being
religious about putting a good amount of water in the tank whenever I
dumpoed and flushed. This allows stuff to slosh around and break up.
I have a built in flush thingy so all I do after I dump is run water
into the tank. I have not had a problem since I started this. In
addition when I dump I raise coach on Curbside so that stuff flows
dowhhill whe I dump.

Gary B 95 U280

--- In Diesel-RVs@yahoogroups.com, Chuck & Mary Boros
<elmerfletcher@...> wrote:
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> I would venture to say that a lot of solid build up in black tanks
has a lot to do with which side of the coach the toilet is on. On

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