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FOREST
RIVER
BERKSHIRE
"All
the
amenities
of
a
high
end
luxury
diesel
motorcoach
at
about
the
same
price
you
would
find
a
gas
motorhome"
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Forest
River
says:
"Finally,
a
diesel
motor
home
where
luxury
is
truly
within
reach!
Berkshire
offers
all
the
amenities
of
a
high
end
luxury
diesel
motor
coach
at
about
the
same
price
you
would
find
a
gas
motor
home.
Built
on
a
Freightliner
Raised
Rail
XC
chassis
with
complete
pass
through
storage,
Berkshire's
standard
features
include:
fiberglass
roof,
full
body
paint,
automatic
generator
slide
out,
automatic
door
and
patio
awnings,
32"
LCD
front
TV,
and
much,
much
more."
The
first
floorplan
we
show
is
the
360QS.
This
has
an
overall
length
of
37'9"
(with
rear
ladder.)
4
slides
and
a
beautiful
layout
as
you
can
see
in
the
pictures
further
down
this
page.
The
next
we
show
is
the
390QS
-
2
feet
longer
-
with
an
overall
length
of
39'9"
(with
rear
ladder.).
The
extra
length
gives
a
bigger
kitchen
space
and
extra
storage.
4
slides.
(These
floorplans
-
to
maximize
the
space
and
make
them
as
easy
as
possible
to
look
at
-
are
not
shown
to
the
same
scale
of
course
..)
Forest
River
say
about
the
two
floorplans
above
-
"Berkshire's
two
quadruple
slide
out
floorplans
offer
plenty
of
room
for
entertainment
or
full
time
living.
Available
on
either
the
Cummins
300
horse
power
or
the
Mercedes
330
engine,
the
Berkshire
has
enough
power
to
take
you
anywhere."
The
third
floorplan
completes
the
Berkshire
models
-
the
390TS.
Again,
this
has
with
an
overall
length
of
39'9"
(with
rear
ladder.)
This
model
has
3
slides.
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FOREST
RIVER
BERKSHIRE
"All
the
amenities
of
a
high
end
luxury
diesel
motorcoach
at
about
the
same
price
you
would
find
a
gas
motorhome"
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We
think
this
is
a
beautiful
coach
with
some
wonderful
features
What
do
you
think?
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Readers'
comments:
(Latest
first)
Charles E.Riverside Ca
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We own a 2008 Berkshire 36Q. I bought this motorhome last September. At the time we had purchased a 30Q by Four Winds, the Hurricane model I had two
motor homes at one time. Sold my Hurricane about a month ago. The Berkshire is the best motorhome for the money. We just came back from 4 days
in San Diego. Iam a newby when it comes to motorhomes,this is my sixth trip on a motorhome, and the Berkshire has been a wonderful experience for me and my wife. When people in parks see this motorhome, they think it cost about $250,000, when I tell them what i paid for it, they are amazed with the features it has. This past trip I was next to a Country Coach Intrigue, and the owner had a plexiglass shield to protect the front end from stones. Told me he wished he had the 3m shield,. I told him it was a standard feature on the Berkshire, as usual no comment from him. Great Motorhome.
Gregory Kempa
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The best Motorhome I have owned in a long time,only one problem came up ,the Freightliner factory forgot to put the rear axle breather tube in and I was losing rear axle fluid while driving. They came to the Campground and installed it on site very good service.
SE
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I own the 36 qs. We love it. Purchased Feb o8, two weeks after picking it up it died in the front yard due to a coolant sensor going bad getting ready to go camping. Can start the vehicle it would run a minute and the instrument panel told you there was a problem with the coolant and then shut the engine off. Freightliner sent a sensor from the assembly line because not available to the public. Had a vibraion in the front end. Carried it twice to a frightliner dealer and they didn't fix it. They did find a sway bar in the back that was bad. Had to take it back two weeks later to let them replace. Still didn't fix the front end. Told me was a tire problem and had to carry it to a Michellin dealer. One tire out of round and one steel wheel out of round. Michilin replaced tire and I purchased a refurbished wheel and sent Frigthliner the bill hoping to get reimburshed for it. The vibration was helped but not gone. I had a vibration when the brake was applied. Contacted frightliner and they sent me to B'Ham AL. I carried it back to friegtliner dealer for third time dealer had a recall on the front end. Asked if I had that taken care of yet and I told them I hadn't heard about it. After two weeks got it back and it seems the front end is fixed. Haven't driven it but 60 miles. Still need to go back to Tennessee RV get them to do some repirs on the body type items inside and out. I will admit that freightliner has been very responsive.
movin-up
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I have been loking at these and they are a great outfitted coach, appear to be well built and have all the items the big $$$$ coaches have. If I can sell mine i'll definately be getting one of these.
klamathrvpark
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A stunning coach! Beautifully decorated (I especially like the leather, and is that Corian?) As a park owner, I eventually see them all, and look forward to welcoming such a beast!
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