Sitting in a motel in Phoenix AZ waiting delivery of a “new to me” 2011 Coachmen Freelander 21QB that needs a bit of love. I an sure i will be visiting this site often with my reno questions.. just signed divorce papers last month, took my share of the house proceeds and headed west to find a...
I had no idea that oil changes cost so much. I have been quoted $200 to $300 for an oil change. Is that normal? On top of that besides the dealer
who charges close to the $300, where in the world can you take it to get an oil change?
Hi, my name is Bill I own a very clean 2014 Coachmen Freelander 29QB. I’m fairly new to RVing, took maybe 8 local trips and really liked it. Trying to learn more about my RV so I can do my own repairs when needed. I’m a preventative maintenance type person.
2010 Coachman Freelander 32HB. Ford E450 V10, Only 48,000 miles. Custom Schecter Guitar wrap. 32 ft, Sleeps 8. Had it for more than 2 years, no problems, normal wear and tear. Wanting to get into Class A. Selling fast, below value $35,950.00
Hi, my husband and I own a 2019 Coachman Freelander 26ds. We are fairly new to RVing and often have questions, issues, etc and find it very difficult to find answers and or help. It was suggested by someone that I join a Coachman RV forum so here I am! 😊
Freelander I believe is a class C and will likely be on an E 450 chassis. Some class C are on an E 350. The F53 is the class A chassis. I think I have this right.
This is our 12 year old Cavalier (Nick) who has taken many trips with us.
Cut a board to cover the steps of our 2018 Coachmen Freelander which gives him a special resting place. Please note the nite lite.
...this unit with plenty of power.
Comes with a set of Blue Ox Tow bars and a Patriot Tow System. Smoke Free.
$59,999 or Make a your best offer - No reasonable offer refused. Email at pcp@montrose.net
Video here:
Brochure with specs here - https://library.rvusa.com/brochure/17_Freelander_C.pdf
My wife and I purchased our first RV last April. Got a coachman Freelander 21RS to see what this RV life would be like. By the end of October we traded the Freelander in for a new Forest River Sunseeker 3010DS. Needles to say we discovered that we love being on the road with our two pups...
So some help from someone smarter, I have a 2005 Coachman Freelander M 3100 that has a side arm mechanism on both side. It seem to bind if not close to level which I can deal with but my question is is this system a problem child just waiting to implode? Suggestion and tips appreciated. Thanks
I have a 2015 Freelander QB21. Do any members have any ideas about how to quiet the A/C? The system is not ducted. Any experience with a thermostat that controls both the furnance and the A/C? Ideas? Thoughts?
Thanks,
Jim
...it all in the budget. I am retired on a small pension, SS and nest egg. I love to travel and the reason I moved from a Nissan Niv to the Freelander. I also like traveling to other countries (In Asia now). I have made it several months in the RV at a time and working towards fulltime, so...
@arties45 please complete your profile so we can see what type of RV you have within your profile. What engine does your Coachman Freelander have and how much oil does it take? Some of the engines such as my Cummins diesel requires a lot of oil hence the cost. It's sadly part of the "RV Lifestyle"
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