What kind of axle does a Freightliner Roadmaster have?
Exclusive to Freightliner, the Roadmaster chassis features an UltraSteer tag axle for precise maneuvering. Following the ideal turning path of the front suspension, this tag axle provides up to 17% reduction in curb-to-curb turning radius — a 140% improvement over other designs. See UltraSteer in action.
Where did the Roadmaster motorhome chassis come from?
Roadmaster: The proprietary chassis brand of Monaco Coach. Purchased from Chrysler Corp in 1984. Purchased from Chrysler Corp in 1984. Makes the widest variety of chassis from entry-level through high-end semi-monocoque DP’s.
Where can I find a Freightliner chassis spec sheet?
Each Freightliner chassis is custom built for each manufacturer and specific variations will exist between different brands of motorhomes. Custom spec sheets are available at the Freightliner Custom Chassis website for each particular model, year, and length of coach.
What kind of fuel tank does Roadmaster have?
The Roadmaster chassis’ high-flow, 150-gal. fuel tanks allow you to go farther, fill up less often and fuel up on both sides of the coach. This diesel pusher is anything but ordinary. Winter shouldn’t have to slow your travels down.
Roadmaster: The proprietary chassis brand of Monaco Coach. Purchased from Chrysler Corp in 1984. Purchased from Chrysler Corp in 1984. Makes the widest variety of chassis from entry-level through high-end semi-monocoque DP’s.
Each Freightliner chassis is custom built for each manufacturer and specific variations will exist between different brands of motorhomes. Custom spec sheets are available at the Freightliner Custom Chassis website for each particular model, year, and length of coach.
What’s the difference between a Freightliner and a workhorse?
Freightliner, Spartan, and Workhorse, on the other hand, focus on chassis production and supply their chassis to motorhome manufacturers.
What kind of chassis does Fleetwood coach use?
The Liberty chassis is a new foundation that is being used for all of Fleetwood’s 2004-model American Coach motorhomes. Fleetwood, C985, does not offer the chassis to other motorhome builders.
