I inherited an Alaskan Camper

[lesliestruck2014]

And I'm not much on mechanics... Does anybody know who might be able to work on and/or educate me about this beast who is somewhere near the Portland, Oregon area? Looks like great fun and I'd like to be able to take care of it.
Thanks, Leslie

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Leslie, for work you’re not comfortable doing, the Alaskan factory is in Winlock, WA. Lots of Alaskan folks here to help with questions.

 

[lesliestruck2014]

Thank you. I did contact those folks and learned that Brian has had a stroke and is not going to be working for awhile--sounds like he's going to be ok though.

UPDATE 25 March 2019 -

I just found out that it wasn't Brian that had a stroke but a coworker of his. Still prayers go out to Brian's coworker and family.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

That’s bad news, Bryan is great to work with, as is Rick B. I hope Bryan has a speedy and complete recovery.

I recommend you post specific questions about your camper to see what our Alaskan owners have to say.

We love photos, please feel free to post.

 

[wagoneer]

You say "beast" 10 foot cabover?

 

[lesliestruck2014]

Yes, 10 ft, it's a 2003. I did finally find an owners manual on line and that should help. All of this is very new to me--my idea of changing the oil is to go to my mechanic....

 

[wagoneer]

Gotcha, you will find a lot of folks on this forum to be brimming with info. post photos if you can/are able

 

[Stitch]

Sad news about Bryan. Wishing him the best.

 

[Harold]

Thank you. I did contact those folks and learned that Brian has had a stroke and is not going to be working for awhile--sounds like he's going to be ok though.

I just found out that it wasn't Brian that had a stroke but a coworker of his. Still prayers go out to Brian's coworker and family.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Was it Rick?