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General Discussion / Re: Custom RV Mattresses, anyone bought one for 2551?

« on: October 13, 2021, 07:53:54 pm »

Well, after 6 years and 72,000 miles, it's time for new mattresses.

Anyone have any experience with any of the online custom RV Mattress makers?    Did you like what you got?  Did you visit factory?  Etc.

We replaced our mattresses (2552) through Tochta.  They are out of California and can make custom sized.  We got the Utopia and they sleep like laying on a supportive cloud.  Plan to replace our home mattress with one when needed

Kristy

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General Discussion / Re: Is PC or Camper's Inn removing threads here?

« on: October 30, 2019, 09:10:35 pm »

Hi Don

I originally posted and then removed the post.  I decided it was not really good to place that online until Campers Inn was given the benefit of the doubt.  All issues have been resolved to our satisfaction.  There was a part inside the latch that was broken - PC is sending us a replacement without any hesitation.  Did it break at an inopportune time - who knows but it is being taken care of by PC.  I still don't understand cabinet doors being open, etc that made it appear someone had gone through areas of our PC they had no need to be in but I'll keep that in mind.  The post was only up maybe 15 minutes - your wife is fast

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Tips and Tricks / Re: My first little mod...

« on: October 11, 2019, 06:58:04 pm »

Nicely done!

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Adventure Anywhere / Re: Volunteer Job opening

« on: October 08, 2019, 09:16:19 am »

We will be out that way just a few weeks after Labor Day next  year - if you extend we may see you

Gary & Kristy

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General Discussion / Re: Proud New Owner of a 2006 2551 Phoenix Cruiser

« on: June 25, 2019, 01:07:30 pm »

Congratulations on your find!   Get ready for interest every time you check into a campground.  Now on to the adventures

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General Discussion / Re: Touch up paint?

« on: June 10, 2019, 07:15:48 pm »

We took delivery of ours in March and we DID get a bottle of touch up paint in each color.

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General Discussion / Re: Before Buying from Campers INN you may want to Read the Following Reviews

« on: June 01, 2019, 07:29:54 pm »

We bought our 2552 from Campers Inn Raleigh (NC) this past March.  We had an excellent experience.  This is our 4th RV and I will say this buying experience was one of the best we've had.  Not sure where the bad reviews are coming from - maybe it was specific to the CI.

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Photos / Re: A New Chapter

« on: May 22, 2019, 09:56:27 pm »

Congratulations!!!!  We will keep our eyes open for you when on the road. 

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General Discussion / Re: What's going on at Phoenix?

« on: May 19, 2019, 08:50:54 pm »

We were just approved as Forum members yesterday, so are just getting acclimated to the routine. Each forum has its own personality so it does take a little time to get settled in.

Last week I sent in an inquiry using the PC website's Contact form and so far have not received a reply.  So reading this topic does cause some concern. We currently own a 38' Class A, wanting to downsize; Phoenix Cruiser is the best we've seen so far, and we are hoping to visit this summer to see what PC is all about. Respect for and timely responses to current and potential customers is imperative to a successful business.
Not lecturing, just stating a true fact!

Hoping to hear back from them this week. Nice to be part of the Forum!!

Hi DicknPat
Welcome to the forum.  We are also new to the forum having bought our 2019 2552 in March.  We downsized from a 37' Class A and haven't looked back - absolutely no regrets.  PC was the top of our short list and it really seems to be a well built coach.  We had to make a call to the factory after purchase as two of our speakers had no sound coming out of them.  They were very responsive, talked my husband through trouble shooting and fixing (simply was a loose wire).  I'd try giving them a call. 

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General Discussion / Re: To cover or not to cover....

« on: May 14, 2019, 02:57:14 pm »

Our 2007 PC has been garage-kept since new and remains like-new down to the original tires and brakes. 

Ron Dittmer

PS: My plan is to replace all the "still good looking" tires before our next big road trip.  I hit my personal limit with the age factor.

Oh my goodness Ron - please replace those tires.  We had a blow out on the front drivers side tire of our previous moho.  The tires looked like new with only 23K miles on them but had 12 years on them.  Fortunately DH got it to the side of the interstate without hitting anyone but it aged him 20 years in just a few minutes.  Don't EVER want to go through that again

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General Discussion / Re: Shelf suggestions needed

« on: May 14, 2019, 02:49:55 pm »

BlueBlaze and Fandz - this is exactly what I need!  Thanks so much.  Fandz where did you get the matching fabric to cover the shelf?

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General Discussion / Shelf suggestions needed

« on: May 12, 2019, 08:53:28 pm »

We have a 2019 2552 and have each discovered we need a small shelf over the head of our bed to put our cell phone/kindle/watch etc on when we bed down at night.  I'm hesitant to drill holes to screw in a shelf, but may have to do that.  Due to where the plug ins are for charging it really needs to be at the head of the bed.  Have any of you already added a shelf here - if so would you be willing to share pictures?  TIA

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General Discussion / Re: Shower Head Replacement on 2018 2910D?

« on: May 06, 2019, 10:55:32 am »

I put the Oxygenics push button valve on the faucet end of the hose instead of on the shower head. In the 2350 that makes it easier to reach in to set the water temperature , and to leave it set for the next user. This also  allows the Oxygenics shower head to fit securely in the original wall holder bracket instead  of having to install the new Oxygenics  bracket.

Thanks to this thread we have replaced our shower head to the Oxygenics brand.  Simple to do, no tools needed.  Thanks especially to this hint I didn't have to replace the wall holder bracket.  I too placed the push button valve at the faucet end and it worked perfectly.  Now for a camping trip to try it out.

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General Discussion / Re: Factory visit tomorrow, several questions.

« on: May 06, 2019, 10:38:40 am »

We have the 2019 2552 with the 'tower of power' and it does not get it the way at all.  I've wondered how it would tolerate water splashes/spills so close to the sink.  As far as the stove goes I am not crazy about the inset stove.  In our last moho the burners were not inset but mounted on top of the counter.  I do prefer that but it's not been an issue for us so far.  I'm curious as to how they will mount shelves above the bed.  I really want some shelves that we can put our phone/clock/book etc on when we bed down.  I'm afraid to drill a hole into the wall to mount one and not sure if there is good adhesive tape that would hold one up. 

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General Discussion / Re: Our New Graphics

« on: April 28, 2019, 08:17:20 am »

Wow - what a difference.  Great improvement with not a lot of $$$$$ - at least not as much as a new paint would have been
KGB in NC