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We are in H search mode….

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There’s very few out there and almost none if you want OTR !!

I think you will love the H though.

It seems that people are coping very well with there H’s with the 4 cruisairs and dash air or roof airs and dash air. Maybe it depends on where the cruisairs are installed in the coach I hear the ones in the bays do much better that the ones behind the bumper when you’re running down the road.

Good luck with your search !!

Cheers, Diane

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Tom,

Have you seen the 2000 Country Coach H two slide that Orange County RV has. It’s one of the seven H3-45 CC did. Out of the 7, three had slides. They are HWH slides,miso the living room slide will have to be removed when seal replacement time comes

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Chris…

Why would they have to remove the slide to replace the seal… we have HWH slides in ours and they didn’t remove the slide. In fact they said HWH seals were simple to replace compared to the inflatable Prevost seals?

Is the CC HWH slide different to ours do you know?

Interesting to know !

Cheers, Diane

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From our Country Coach /Marathon experience the HWH slide seal used is an air bladder like Prevost. Boy, if Country Coach used the Vantare squeegee system, we would have never traded our first bus, which was a two HWH slide XL ,(kitchen slide) 1999 shell/2001 conversion) with a spectacular prismatic paint scheme. After we traded the Country Coach, the dealer where we bought our 2nd bus, an XLII single Prevost slide Marathon, told us they had to replace the kitchen slide seal in the CC. It took many hours of disassembly of the interior to pull it out. Marathon has told us the same thing for the late 90’s to early 2000 model H’s.