2015 Solera 24R New Owner Observations

[Puma26RLSS]

Originally Posted by DaveJordan

I always thought this approach cumbersome because you end up with a third item that needs to be stashed somewhere around your campsite. Other than that, it might well be a viable option. The one you referenced appears to me to have a capacity right at the weight of your car and doesn't appear to have brakes, which I consider a necessity when towing with a Sprinter chassis - the combined weight of the car and dolly is something like a third of the weight of the motorhome itself. Anyway, here's one with a higher capacity, and brakes, for not a whole lot more money:

https://www.campingworld.com/roadmas...B&gclsrc=aw.ds

Good points. All in all, unless I wanted to trade automobiles, too, a new pickup with more towing capability and staying put with my TT seems like the most common sense solution today. We'll just have to see. Anyway, thanks for your input, Solera owners.

[Ford Racer]

I get about the same mpg I’m sure it would do better if I slowed down Question do you know where the fresh water drain is. I can’t seem to find it

[Mikegjax]

The fresh water drain on the 24R is in the fresh water pump/tank compartment. Open the dropdown door to access the pump and the valve is just inside. Drains out near the spare tire rake.

[DaveJordan]

Originally Posted by Mikegjax

The fresh water drain on the 24R is in the fresh water pump/tank compartment. Open the dropdown door to access the pump and the valve is just inside. Drains out near the spare tire rake.

Also low point drains under the kitchen sink near the main entry stairs.