12-07-2021, 10:01 AM
Thank you Richard
I know exactly what you mean by the 2 vs 4 stroke difference the 4 strokes can’t compete in power with the 2 stroke especially turbo models the 6v92 alone puts out almost 950 lb ft torque is my memory serves me right compared to a modest 400-500 on ft out of a 3208 or Detroit 8.2 that were used in these models during this time medium duty engines.
Thank you for your input and yes the foretravel is very simple in build compared to the other more loaded type Newell’s and wanderlodge. The grand villas of this era just are so beautiful to me they look like a train in the front and interiors don’t disappoint at all. The sliding wood cabinet fronts also help with little to no rattle and The front heater pushes the air up and around your plumbing and front water storage tank to keep it from freezing the simple design can be a life saver if you are in colder
Temps. The fiberglass inside is just like what you would see in a yacht and helps with squeaks and rattles as well. My moms coach is so quiet when going down highway you can barely hear the engine when going 62 or so mph however I do love the outer skins of the Newell (aluminum) and steel construction of the wanderlodge.
I know exactly what you mean by the 2 vs 4 stroke difference the 4 strokes can’t compete in power with the 2 stroke especially turbo models the 6v92 alone puts out almost 950 lb ft torque is my memory serves me right compared to a modest 400-500 on ft out of a 3208 or Detroit 8.2 that were used in these models during this time medium duty engines.
Thank you for your input and yes the foretravel is very simple in build compared to the other more loaded type Newell’s and wanderlodge. The grand villas of this era just are so beautiful to me they look like a train in the front and interiors don’t disappoint at all. The sliding wood cabinet fronts also help with little to no rattle and The front heater pushes the air up and around your plumbing and front water storage tank to keep it from freezing the simple design can be a life saver if you are in colder
Temps. The fiberglass inside is just like what you would see in a yacht and helps with squeaks and rattles as well. My moms coach is so quiet when going down highway you can barely hear the engine when going 62 or so mph however I do love the outer skins of the Newell (aluminum) and steel construction of the wanderlodge.