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What kind of mileage should I expect to get with a 34 ft Monaco with 300HP Cummins? THks...Al

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If you drive 55-60 mph about 8 mpg...it will go down significantly if you drive faster and/or you drive like a teenager.......Dennis


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And it will get worse if you drive in the mountains, pull a vehicle or trailer, run into strong headwinds, and so on.

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hey al hope u have half as much fun with your rig as we do. we got one thats bout 29/30ft long, a monaco, finaly got 15k on the clock. ours is a montclair, lots of folks call it a --c, factory calls it a b+. we pull a hhr,3100, and get bout 10, not pulling bout 12.6. rides like a dream. has three slides, high dollar interior, half time oven ,a reel nice unit. happy camping

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Just got back from a 4200 mile trip with a 32' Country Coach / 350 Cummins ISC, and my average for the trip was 10.27 imp.mpg or 8.5 us.mpg.
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Posted: 04/16/12 04:19pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

yep, a tad over 8.


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    I had a 34 ft cayman with 5 speed ally and 300hp ISB and got a true 10 mpg driving 60-65 mph. pulling a 4000 lb toad would drop it to 9 mpg. If that is the engine you have it does get good milage in that size coach.

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    I have 2003 newmar kountry star w/ 300hp ISB. average 9 mpg driving 60 mph. Doesnt do that in the mountains. 7-8 in mountains. It is a 38 foot m/h.

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    With the 300 hp, I would like to think 8.5 avg over 4-6,000 miles driving at 63...perhaps 10.0 ish at 55. Not knowing the year but I'm guessing yourr HP/wt ratio is fairly favorable.


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    Wow, at 8 mpg @ $4 gas, a 1000 mile trip (200 round trip) would cost $1,000 in gas alone!

    Sorry, I know there are a lot of gripes, but this is getting ridiculous.


    4 whopping cylinders on Toyota RV's. Talk about great getting good MPG. Also I have a very light foot on the pedal. I followed some MPG advice on Livingpress.com and I now get 22 MPG! Not bad for a home on wheels.


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