Country Coach Owners Forum

Hello fellow cc'ers. Spend most of my time on camping world

and then I found this forum. Lots of good info here also. Here are > pics of our rig if anyone wants to take a peak >http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1149266 (http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1149266) > My wife found fabric that we both liked and we had the window

redone. The fabric also had bed spread, towels, bath stuff, all > matching. It was a job to remove and replace all the window boxes > but worth it. I also removed one couch and replaced with black > leather chair. I do all my own maint. on this rig. Have replace > every fluid that can be changed, plus all the other stuff. gillig > chassis, 8.3 300 cummins. Did not like the way it steered, even

a steer-safe previous owner put on. Weighed all 4 and adjusted

>

Hello ccintrigue

Welcome to Country Coach owners board. With all the work you have > done on your CC, you will be a valuable asset to the group. I

at your pictures, and you have a great looking Intrigue,

with it being almost 10 years old.

Let us know your name and coach # to help us track similar

with coach year and model.

Tom Royer

2003 Allure #30858

1996 Intrigue #10290

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[quote author=ccintrigue"

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> Hello fellow cc'ers. Spend most of my time on camping world > forums,

> and then I found this forum. Lots of good info here also. Here

pics of our rig if anyone wants to take a peak > >http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1149266 (http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1149266) > > My wife found fabric that we both liked and we had the window > boxes

> redone. The fabric also had bed spread, towels, bath stuff, all > > matching. It was a job to remove and replace all the window

but worth it. I also removed one couch and replaced with black > > leather chair. I do all my own maint. on this rig. Have replace > > every fluid that can be changed, plus all the other stuff.

chassis, 8.3 300 cummins. Did not like the way it steered, even > with

> a steer-safe previous owner put on. Weighed all 4 and adjusted > tire

> pressure, completely checked steering and front end. It has a

box, and after properly adjusting it, HUGH difference, cost $0.
> Everything works perfect on this 1996 36' intrigue. It has

NICE JOB!!! Wow. Tasteful remodel. You'll enjoy your coach, I'm > sure. Welcome to the group. I second the opinion you'll be a > valuable person here! How did you hang your pictures? Looks like > they're nicely done.
> Congrats...make sure you try to get to a CC rally...you'll enjoy it.

Jan McNeill

2001 Intrigue 11320

] > Hey newbie;
> I've got a 95 Magna and it looks like the same color and pattern on

Since your a maintenance man, next time your under the engine check

oil cooler in the radiator lower return line. I had ours replaced

Being on the bottom it had corroded to a point where the hoses/

was in excess of a $1000. Plus all the associated cost. New hoses,

Same engine as yours.

Steve

95 Magna 5220

ccintrigue wrote:
> Hello fellow cc'ers. Spend most of my time on camping world forums, > and then I found this forum. Lots of good info here also. Here are > pics of our rig if anyone wants to take a peak >http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1149266 (http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1149266) > My wife found fabric that we both liked and we had the window boxes > redone. The fabric also had bed spread, towels, bath stuff, all > matching. It was a job to remove and replace all the window boxes > but worth it. I also removed one couch and replaced with black > leather chair. I do all my own maint. on this rig. Have replace > every fluid that can be changed, plus all the other stuff. gillig > chassis, 8.3 300 cummins. Did not like the way it steered, even

a steer-safe previous owner put on. Weighed all 4 and adjusted tire > pressure, completely checked steering and front end. It has a ross > box, and after properly adjusting it, HUGH difference, cost $0.
Everything works perfect on this 1996 36' intrigue. It has 72,000 > and looks and drives like a new one. These are well built MH's.

To visit your group on the web, go to: > (http://)
">Country-Coach-Owners-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com >

[quote author=stephen burdick

> Hey newbie;
>

> I've got a 95 Magna and it looks like the same color and pattern

the outside.

> Since your a maintenance man, next time your under the engine

the transmission

> oil cooler in the radiator lower return line. I had ours

this year. Started to leak.
> Being on the bottom it had corroded to a point where the hoses/ > hose clamps wouldn't prevent it. If the cooler and adjoining pipes > are rusty, I'd clean them and paint them. The damn cooler > > was in excess of a $1000. Plus all the associated cost. New

14 gallons of coolant, etc.
> Same engine as yours.

I did check that while I was changing fiters and fluid on

Steam cleaned and spent hours under there checking everything.
Changed out 2 relays in engine compartment that can prevent engine > from starting if they go bad. Did all the belts and hoses on

and power tec gen.
>

> Steve

> 95 Magna 5220
>

> ccintrigue wrote:
>

> Hello fellow cc'ers. Spend most of my time on camping world

and then I found this forum. Lots of good info here also. Here

pics of our rig if anyone wants to take a peak > >http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1149266 (http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1149266) > > My wife found fabric that we both liked and we had the window

redone. The fabric also had bed spread, towels, bath stuff, all > > matching. It was a job to remove and replace all the window

but worth it. I also removed one couch and replaced with black > > leather chair. I do all my own maint. on this rig. Have replace > > every fluid that can be changed, plus all the other stuff.

chassis, 8.3 300 cummins. Did not like the way it steered, even > with

> a steer-safe previous owner put on. Weighed all 4 and adjusted

pressure, completely checked steering and front end. It has a

box, and after properly adjusting it, HUGH difference, cost $0.
> Everything works perfect on this 1996 36' intrigue. It has

NICE JOB!!! Wow. Tasteful remodel. You'll enjoy your coach, I'm > sure. Welcome to the group. I second the opinion you'll be a > valuable person here! How did you hang your pictures? Looks like > they're nicely done. (snip)