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Old 10-16-2012, 12:37 AM   #21
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There is a document available on the web titled "Understanding Coach/RV Performance" put out by Caterpillar that should be required reading for all Class A owners.

Another tip for reducing heat load - apart from slowing down, shifting manually to a lower gear and having a clean radiator - is to switch off the dash airconditioner as you start the climb.
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