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Holiday Rambler Vacationer
Sale on Holiday Rambler Vacationer
1997 HOLIDAY RAMBLER VACATIONER NICE CONDITION 60K MILES FLORIDA 33 FOOTER
 | $13,995.00 End Date: Monday Mar-12-2012 20:00:00 PDT Buy It Now for only: $13,995.00 Buy It Now | Add to watch list |
07 Holiday Rambler Vacationer 34 PBD 300HP 2 slides *reduced for quick sale*
 | $20,101.00 (11 Bids) End Date: Friday Feb-24-2012 15:13:18 PST Bid now | Add to watch list |
1993 HOLIDAY RAMBLER VACATIONER -Low Miles (Granite Counter Tops: Kitchen & Bath
 | $5,100.00 (19 Bids) End Date: Sunday Feb-26-2012 17:00:00 PST Bid now | Add to watch list |
2007 Holiday Rambler Vacationer 36WBS 300HP Cummins Diesel w/Slide!
 | $79,995.00 End Date: Thursday Mar-8-2012 15:01:23 PST Buy It Now for only: $79,995.00 Buy It Now | Add to watch list |
WOW!! MUST SEE 2006 HOLIDAY RAMBLER VACATIONER DIESEL RV 2 HUGE SLIDES SUPER CLE
 | $20,100.00 (11 Bids) End Date: Monday Feb-27-2012 17:11:38 PST Bid now | Add to watch list |
2005 Gold Vacationer! S2005 Gold Vacationer!
 | $47,340.00 (0 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Feb-28-2012 7:33:40 PST Bid now | Add to watch list |
2002 HOLIDAY RAMBLER VACATIONER 36 DBD
 | $41,900.00 End Date: Tuesday Feb-28-2012 10:31:52 PST Buy It Now for only: $41,900.00 Buy It Now | Add to watch list |
2000 HOLIDAY RAMBLER VACATIONER ~ 35 FOOT ~ BANK REPO ~ WE SHIP WORLDWIDE ~ NR
 | $12,100.00 (19 Bids) End Date: Tuesday Feb-28-2012 13:52:51 PST Bid now | Add to watch list |
FAQ - Questions - Reviews on Holiday Rambler Vacationer
- moterhome, whats the tire pressure on a 33 ft holiday rambler vacationer rv?
the psi on the tires gives a rough ride its a front engine gas 460 cui
A My Monaco 34' , which is a lot like a H/R, calls for tire pressure of 100-110 lbs rear and 100 lbs. front. It's weight is 27,000 lbs when ready to travel. If your rig is rear engine diesel powered, your tire pressure should be close to the same Running pressure too low will destroy your tires, and you don't want to have a (what's known as) "catastrophic tire failure" at freeway speeds, especially on a FRONT tire. Could be deadly.
the psi on the tires gives a rough ride its a front engine gas 460 cui
A My Monaco 34' , which is a lot like a H/R, calls for tire pressure of 100-110 lbs rear and 100 lbs. front. It's weight is 27,000 lbs when ready to travel. If your rig is rear engine diesel powered, your tire pressure should be close to the same Running pressure too low will destroy your tires, and you don't want to have a (what's known as) "catastrophic tire failure" at freeway speeds, especially on a FRONT tire. Could be deadly.
- rv water heater 1994 holiday rambler [vacationer]?
when i turn it on it heats up fine got hot water, but even when we don't use hot water it turns on about every 15 minutes. i heard it turn on went rite to sink and turned on water was hot .its a6 gal.gas atwood #g6a-7e. got the on off switch in the moterhome , been turning on when needed and shutting off when done. this rv new to me but had 2 others with simular water heaters. and left them on the whole time the rv was out. there is no thermastate or temp. setting under the cover
A Similar to your home water heater, it has a thermostat. When the temperature drops low enough, the burner comes on to re-heat the tank. 6 gallons is not a lot. Those water heaters do not have a lot of insulation. 15 minutes does sound rather often. You may want to change your settings a bit.
when i turn it on it heats up fine got hot water, but even when we don't use hot water it turns on about every 15 minutes. i heard it turn on went rite to sink and turned on water was hot .its a6 gal.gas atwood #g6a-7e. got the on off switch in the moterhome , been turning on when needed and shutting off when done. this rv new to me but had 2 others with simular water heaters. and left them on the whole time the rv was out. there is no thermastate or temp. setting under the cover
A Similar to your home water heater, it has a thermostat. When the temperature drops low enough, the burner comes on to re-heat the tank. 6 gallons is not a lot. Those water heaters do not have a lot of insulation. 15 minutes does sound rather often. You may want to change your settings a bit.
