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>The Workhorse R Series motor home chassis provides GVWR options of 32,000 lb., 29,500 lb. and 28,000 lb., and respective GCWRs of 44,000 lb., 41,500 lb. and 40,000 lb. It offers wheelbases of 208, 228, 242, 252 and 262 inches for both straight rail and raised rail configurations and a 276-inch wheelbase for a raised rail.
R Series models also provide both side and rear coolpack offerings and are powered by Cummins engine choices of 330 ISC, 350 ISL, 370 ISL and 400 ISL horsepower, all coupled to Allison® 3000 MH transmissions.
“The R Series integrates chassis components in a way that provides the best combination of ride and handling,” says Jon Krider, senior RV marketing manager for Workhorse. “It also has engine choices and cooling configurations that deliver more power and performance. Full Story…
Cowboy Cooking for RVers Jim Foreman is a well-known and popular member of several RV email groups and forums so you may already know that he loves to cook cowboy style. As an avid RVer, Jim found that his cowboy recipes and style of cooking adapted well to the confines of his RV kitchen and his cookbook is a combination of cowboy, tex-mex, Baja Califonia and just good food influenced by many years and miles of RV travel. Get More Info