**Unbelievalbe** "The Gilmore Coach" 1988 40 foot exquisite remodel

beeoh

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[Seems strange...no rear ladder to access anything up on top?

Bob and Jan Orr
Canadian Barth owners
94 30ft. Breakaway/3116 Cat/ Allison 5 speed/ Gillig

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I don't think it is strange, in 9 years I haven't needed to get on top to fall off, seal a leak,etc. When it was painted I insisted on ladders and picks (no scaffolding available)for roof work.
If I need to I will use the least harmful method as in scaffolding as I don't believe any RV roof should be clambered around on, it is inviting problems

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Rusty

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My Breakaway never has had a ladder, either...

Rusty

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Thanks

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Bill N.Y.

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My coach did not have a ladder, I had to add one. I like falling off of my roof.

I think a ladder is a good thing to have. You don't have to go on the roof, but if you need to it's there.

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bill h

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11/13

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Thieves can enter a coach by breaking through roof vents.

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you bet

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devolo

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Hi Ed,

How many miles are on the engine, chassis and hours on the generator?

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Danny Z

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2/09

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Skinny thieves!! I happen to like my ladder just to give me a way to get on the roof for inspections and a place to tie down the gentury setup. The most recent bonus was a way to transport our bicycles.
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the engine has 18,000miles and the diesel gen has 1400hrs. chasis has around 90,000miles

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