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Lana won't push the Barth
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timnlana
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I am faced with a basic question I can not answer.

I do not know how much my 1973 25 foot Barth weighs and Lana, my wife and a fine woman, refuses to push it to a scale.

Can anyone tell me how much their coach weighs or provide an educated guess?

Bill H has suggested that knowing the weight of the coach will help CAM grinders come up with a suitable CAM but the Barth will not go until I put the engine back together and I wish to put the cam in before I put the engine back together.


Yep that is some catch that ah catch 22.

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Tim, mine has a plate on the wall beside the drivers seat and another under the hood, behind the brake master cylinder that say GVWR 11000.


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