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Wille
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What are the down sides of the 1992 Barth Breakaway 30' Spartan Chassis? Do they have air ride or springs?
 
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Richard_Muise
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If the 92 is like my 94, it has springs. Check out my latest tech posting for an interesting spring story.

Rick


R.P.Muise 1994 Breakaway/Cummins 5.9/Allison transmission/Spartan Chassis
 
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We have a 92' and it just springs but the brackets are there if you wanted to put in air-ride assist. I don't think there is anything wrong with the chassis. As you will hear from alot of people they think the 5.9 cummins is under powered for the coach. It is not a race car but it will get you where you want to go and with pretty good mileage for a motorhome.


Bruce Nalder
Renton, WA.
92-30'Breakaway
 
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