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New here? How this board works, and the short rules

Started by mod_tammy_r · Sep 13, 2025 · in Class C talk
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mod_tammy_rOP
Moderator
Wadena, MN
57 posts · joined Sep 2025

morning from Wadena. i am tammy, and i spend my summers checking people into site 14 at Itasca, so i have watched a lot of class C owners back into trees. this corner of the internet is for them, and for the Super C folks who back into slightly bigger trees.

where things go: Class C talk takes floorplans, chassis questions and trip stories. Repairs, cabover leaks and tires takes anything wet, soft, squealing or flat. Buying and auctions is for purchase stories, and a purchase story without a price gets a nudge from me.

three asks. tell us the year, model and chassis when you ask something, since a 2019 Greyhawk on a 2018 cutaway is a different animal from the 2022 one. keep coaches for sale out of the threads. and anyone paid by a dealer, shop or transporter should mention it when they post. the full rules sit on the about page.

new logins come through the contact page for now, i hand them out one at a time so the spam robots stay hungry. mention your coach and your home town in the note.

grandparents_on_tour
Pull-Through
Kearney, NE
18 posts · joined Sep 2025

thanks for starting this. we got tired of the big general boards where a class C question gets buried under forty fifth wheel posts. 2019 Jayco Greyhawk 29MV on the E-450, 31k miles, and two grandkids who think the cabover is a fort. ron and bev from Kearney, happy to help with anything Nebraska.

mod_tammy_rOP
Moderator
Wadena, MN
57 posts · joined Sep 2025

welcome ron and bev. one small add after a few emails this week: if you post pictures of a leak or a soft spot, take one straight on and one from an angle with a flashlight held low across it. makes it a lot easier for the leak people here to read what they are looking at.

also, a couple of RV techs answer questions here for free on their own time. say thanks once in a while.

Replying needs an account. They are handed out by request while the bots are kept out. Ask tammy for one.