| Re: Four Winds Hurricane class A motorhome | Justin | We have a 2008 34B. Love it. Really recommend the Hurricane for price and quality. Like the 34B but the 34U floorplan looks awesome. Love the look of the dinette. |
| Re: Four Winds Chateau Citation Sprinter class C motorhome | Con Bliss | What amazes me is that I cannot
find a dealer who has in stock the
4 Winds Citation Sprinter. Have phoned and checked internet for two
months--to no avail. Attended a huge RV show. Also zilch. As a buyer, I have to assume nobody wants to sell to me.
What a clever marketing ploy...
Provide a product that nobody can
find or purchase. Meanwhile, my '06
Winnie View feels better every day. |
| Re: Four Winds Chateau Citation Sprinter class C motorhome | Terry Duffy | We have had a Four Winds Citation for over a year and put over 20,000 miles on it. We love it. We purchased it from General RV in White Lake MI. Dealer and Manufacturer support has been great. The features on the Four Winds Sprinter are far above the competition. Good product and good support after the sale. Terry |
| Re: Four Winds fun mover | Aldo | flying fish your noise on your cab is the factory didn`t put enough screws to hold it tight,I had the molding taking off and cleaned the surfaces/glued the surfaces and in stall 52 screw/no nosise at all |
| Re: Four Winds Chateau Citation Sprinter class C motorhome | Travelin' man | I wonder if they are available with a solid exterior color - I hate the swirly graphics |
| Re: Four Winds Sprinter Class C | Terry | I have owned one of these for over a year. Great RV. Great support from Four Winds. We had a few problems but the dealer and company were eager to solve the problems. Fun to drive. I have driven many miles in southwestern mountains. Would buy another one. |
| Re: Four Winds Chateau Sport class C motorhome | Ed B | I have the 2003 Chateau Sport 21RB. It has been a great unit. I have nearly 65000 miles on it with very few problems. We travel in it nearly full-time with three small children. |
| Re: Four Winds Chateau Citation Sprinter class C motorhome | Carl Kipplinger | Really like this. Four Winds is a cool designer. I've looked at several class Cs in the last couple of months and this is the one I'm now considering. |
| Re: Four Winds Hurricane class A motorhome | Robin | My husband and I are looking at a 2006 Four Winds Hurricane 33H. We had some questions about standard eqipment on that model.1. Are 2 air conditioners standard? 2. Chrome or Aluminum wheels standard or optional? 3.Spare tire kit standard or optional? 4. Is the regular cook top different from a gas grill option?
Thanks for any info you can give me. |
| Re: Four Winds Serrano class A motorhome | Ron B. | The exterior height is a great thing for me. Had to stay with a class c before because of 11'10'' max height of storage building door (most class A are over 12'). Now I will get this class A Serrano with 11'5'' exterior height since it will fit when most others won't. Great looking motorhome! Thanks. |
| Re: Four Winds Hurricane class A motorhome | Dave & Lisa | We have 2008 31D. We have travelled in it for the last 18 months and have now done 24,000 miles. We are really happy with the layout and the price we paid. We are very impressed with the way the whole RV is configured for ease of use. We had some minor repairs with one slide. Everything elses works extremely well. Would recommend this company. |
| Re: Four Winds fun mover | Flying Fish | We have a terrible noise between the driving cabin and the cab over bunk from our fun mover 34 c from 2006. It's sounds like biep biep biep all the time. Do we have to change the rubber ? Can someone give us an answer ? |
| Re: Four Winds Chateau Citation Sprinter class C motorhome | SprinterRVman | Love this unit. Wife, dog and I put 10,000 miles on in the last 12 months. Great economy for those of us who like to see the USA instead of the same campsite each and every year. Would recomend a mattress upgrade for the foam one on our 24SA |
| 2008 Four Winds Hurricane 31D | Happy Camper | We bought a 2008 Four Winds Hurricane 31D and love the plan and the interior design. It is a great value and has lots of extras. We have looked a many more expensive makes and models and we wouldn't trade. |
| 2006 Four Winds Hurricane 32R class A motorhome | Linda in Florida | We have the 2006 32R and love it. We have no problems with it except the exhaust fan which quit. It rides nice, very comforatble, storage is great. Its also for sale since our jobs are not letting us travel for a few years. 65k buys it. |
| Re: Four Winds Fun Mover | Paul H | This is my dream to have a 42d with the CAT motor, we promote mountain bike racing and manage the UK Salsa Factory team and this rig would just be fantastic |
| Re: Four Winds Hurricane new models | JOE | Hi.
could anyone tell me if a four winds hurrican 34n class a motor home comes with a screen for the emergency window in bedroom.
thanks
joe |
| Re:Four Winds Kodiak Class C | Tony W | We have the 2003 Chateau Sport 28A. We've had very few problems, we really like it. We have the queen island bed arrangement and it's really nice but the king bed here looks better and it looks as if there's lots of space in the bedroom. I'm going to look at these at a dealer.
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| RE: 2007 Four Winds Dutchmen on Kodiak chassis | KR | Denny, trade it already. From reading your posts all over the net you give the impression you will never be happy. |
| Re: 2008 Four Winds Sprinter Class C | Rip G | It appears that these will sell for around $72K and for those who want an RV, with gen, with 6cu fridge, decent storage, mid-teen MPG, etc. It's not a bad deal. |
| 2006 Four Winds Hurricane 34N water leak | Cindy | Have a 2006 hurricane 34n. I have experienced some problems. The latest I tried to open bathroom door..noticed door frame and trim work is all warped and messed up? It appears we sprung a leak in the shower area and it ran under the shower pan to the toilet area. Anyone else with this aweful problem? |
| 2006 Four Winds Fun Mover | BronzeOwl | I have a 2006 34C. It is a great RV after solving many minor problems. A lot of them were with the Chevy Duramax engine which were all covered under GM warranty. The engine is solid and runs great. The handling was scary until I added a Henderson Trac Bar to the rear. Now I can drive it with one hand. Add a Air Dream's Sofa Sleeper Replacement Mattress (air over coil mattress) to the hide-a-bed sofa and we have the most comfortable sleeper sofa mattress you can buy. Better than the house. 10 mpg makes it even more attractive. |
| 2008 Four Winds Hurricane 34B class A motorhomw | Bob D | Just traded in my 2007 35' Georgetown Bunk Model in on a 2008 34B. I am quite impressed in the improvements they have made. Talk about a night and day difference in quality compared to the Georgetown, the hurricane is built solid, drives better with more options for the same price... After 3 weeks of solid use and two softball tournaments with 10 teenage girls and their families I only had 4 items on a list to take back... Very minor things... I am a former engineering manager for Chinook Motorhomes and Alpine Coach, so after having been in this trade for 20 years I can say that this coach has the quality and craftsmanship of RV's at twice the price point. |
| Jeep toad - Four Winds 34N | Ron Brown | I tow a Jeep wrangler 05 with a Four Winds 34N I use a Blue Ox tow & brake system never had any thing go wrong.... Really good |
| Re: 2008 Four Winds Magellan class A | Kathleen Mc | I'm very impressed with this model. I've been comparing it with fleetwood gas models and I like the four winds better. I think the 36F floorplan is particularly nice. I saw the 36Z at a dealer also. Really cool with one and a half baths. A bit to many $ for me this year but definitely next year this is the one for me. |
| Re: 2007 Four Winds Fun Mover | Geoff Coleman | I rented a four winds fun mover and we were very satisfied. The quality was good and I'd definitely consider buying one |
| Re: 2008 Four Winds Sprinter Class C | Tony F | I think this is a great coach. I looked at one recently and was very impressed. I had a four winds 31S 1998 model that I sold in 2003. It was a great class C and I much preferred it to the fleetwood I have now. When it comes time to change (=when I can afford it) I'd like to go with four winds again |
| Re: 2008 Four Winds Magellan class A | TOM SHERMAN | I want a Four Winds class A. like Four Winds. |
| RE: Four Winds Ventura | John A | I really like this motorhome and I like Four Winds and I've really seen nothing but good things written about them. This seems like very good value |
| 2007 Four Winds Hurricane 31 Class A | margie | We love the ride doesn't lean when turning like our other one did (not a Four Winds product), good wheel base. With 2 slide outs in the front room its huge, bathroom large enough for 2 if one needs help. I use the shower for trash storage and dirty clothes. In the morning my husband and I race to the drivers seat to see who drives first. Only real problem was coach batteries not charging was not noticeable on short trips. Checked everything replaced batteries several times, problem was even the replacement converters were bad. Four Winds said converters were bad and had substitute. No more problems! One important issue for me is I have to prop pilows around me because the drivers seat does not move up far enough and, next time I would request a couch that flips to a bed not a pull out. |
| Re: Four Winds Sprinter Class C | Mike and Cyndy RNs | Fortunate and hardworking we are planning 8 months a year for the next 5 years traveling North America - very close to buying Four Winds Chateau Citation Sprinter diesel with U shaped sofa dinette slide,diesel generator,etc. Would really appreciate comments and suggestions on this model |
| 2006Four Winds 31F class C motorhome | connie kemp | I have a 2006 31F with the Triton engine. Very few problems and a lot of pleasure. I reckon it's just the right length, 32'6". we had 2 other class c's a shorter fleetwood and a longer fleetwood. Get the right length and floorplan and get the right maker. Four Winds is ok by me. |
| 2007 Four Winds Hurricane 34B | Jay W | We purchased a 2007 Hurricane 34B last year and love it. We have had some minor wiring issues and a couple of the slides recently needed adjusting, but no major problems. The floorplan is great for families and is much better than staying in a hotel when we are traveling to ice hockey games and tournaments! |
| 2005 Four Winds Hurricane 34N | Monte | I have a 2005 Hurricane 34N that I really enjoy. I've had a tag along and a Class C, but none compare to my 34N. It has all options except the color backup monitor and navigation system. I pull a 2006 Saturn Vue and have no problems what-so-ever. The mileage veries with what I tow and how I drive. *mpg is average driving 55-60, sometimes 65. |
| 2003 Four Winds Chateau Sport 28A | Dick Rossington | We have the 2003 Chateau Sport 28A. We've done almost 30,000 miles, a few problems but all fixed OK and easy to maintain. It's been a good RV and our only real dislikes are the shower, which is too small, and no slide-out. The 2008 looks great, a big improvement. We have the queen island bed in our 28A and I really think this is the only bed arrangement to consider. |
| Re: 2007 Four Winds Fun Mover | guitar guy | opinions about the 2004 diesel versions ??? |
| Re: Four Winds Chateau Sport | Holly K | I think the 29R is the dream RV. It's got everything a class A has with advantages. I like the rear bedroom, I don't like the 24T and climbing over your partner. It's not a good idea to disturb you partner. I had a Fleetwood Class C like that and it caused us problems. Another thing I like is the slides arrangement. I would go for the entertainment package but that's just the preference of a gal with grown up kids. |
| Four Winds RVs | Ross K | We've had 2 Four Winds and would go for them again. Like the class C but the new A looks really good. |
| RE: 2007 Four Winds Hurricane 34B | James | Did you find a source of wiring schematics for your 34B? I will also like to get the schematics because I plan on doing most of my own maintenance.
Also - Are you having slide troubles? The slide with the dinette has a gap at the bottom but not at the top. Strange. |
| Re: 2008 Four Winds Fun Mover with crew cab | Robert K | I think the 42C is exactly what my family wants. We've been looking at toy haulers for about a year and the crew cab is ideal witth the cab over bunk. Is the foooring tile as said or Linoleum? I'm going to look at a dealer. |
| Re: 2008 Four Winds Fun Mover with crew cab | Chris K | Love the crew cab arrangement. How much does it cost? |
| 2007 Four Winds Hurricane 31D | ROLN BNB | We have a 31D. The floor plan is excellent. The Ford triton V10 has plenty of get up and go. The brakes are very good at stopping. The turning radius and handling are superior to the 27 ft Class C we traded in. |
| 2002 Four Winds Infinity | Ann G | No problems---just want to replace the dinette & sofa. Rv Town in Everett WA Based upon your experiences, would you buy one of this manufacturer's RVs again?: Yes. Rating: 5/5. |
| 2007 Four Winds 5000 28A | Jord | Like Four Winds. We purchased a 2007 Four Winds 5000 28a. It is our first Rv, and it is the best investment we ever made. It has plenty of room, and the grandchildren love it. it handles great and is very comfortable. There is a lot of storage space. I really give Four Winds props for this RV. The only problem we have had is that the holding tank for the sink and shower fills very quickly because of its small size. But all in all, it is a BEAUTIFUL vehicle. |
| 2003 Four Winds 34E Windsport | Hayden | We have a 2003 Four Winds 34E Windsport and love it, I just wish it didn't end up costing us so much. We had traded our F-350 and our year old 2001 Carri-Lite 5th wheel for it when we had problems we went right back to the dealer with it and he ended up rolling what we thought was a good deal for the truck and 5th wheel back into our contract on the Class A. (yes we know now, BUYER BEWARE!!) We now only have 10,300 miles on a 2003 Windsport that has been sitting in storage for the last 2 + years. I'm in the Army so you know where I've been lately. So the statue of limitations has been gone for a while. |
| 2007 Four Winds | Joe T | We purchased a 2007 four-winds with the Chev. Express engine, but we can't find a dealer to service us. Serra Chev people say take it to the dealer, and the dealer is 200 miles away. They won't even give me an oil change. |
| 2007 Four Winds Hurricane 34N | Wayne | I have the 2007 34N and it's my first RV. I love it! Great value for the money. Some startup problems due to poor quality control at the factory: radio inop (wire came loose), coach DC system inop (undocumented circuit breaker popped in box under hood), awning brackets causing noise (reinstalled with more clearance), shower door magnetic strip wouldn't stay in place (superglued), water pump froze on first night with sub-freezing temperatures (heater hose from interior to basement had not been installed). The dealer fixed these items in less than one day. Be aware the "satellite ready" Jensen radio requires an expenseive ($200) tuner and antenna installation to receive Sirius radio broadcasts. I purchased a portable unit for $69 at Best Buy that works just great. |
| 2007 Four Winds Hurricane 31H | Tom Collinwood | During our first outing we had a water leak and had to take it back to the dealer. He fixed the leak but didn't do anything to the carpet and that grew mold. After many discussions they agreed to fix the carpet but they didn't do a real good job and the area of new carpet doesn't look the same as the original. Still fighting this one. Also had a few electrical problems fixed under warranty. Despite the problems its a good RV and I would recommend it. Rate it 4/5 |
| Re: 2007 Four Winds 5000 - Class C | Nabila | We have a 2007 Four Winds 5000 23A and love it. Kids love it, dogs love it. Plenty of room despite its short length. Never had a problem. Comfortable, handles well, plenty of power. Kids love the cabover bed. Four Winds are great. |
| Re: 2007 Four Winds Fun Mover | Marcella K | We have a Fun Mover that we bought and use to haul our dog show equipment. No real problems and very pleased with it. |
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