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I have wasted an entire day trying to find the OCCC of these motorhomes. The nearest dealership is over 150 miles away, and calling is NO help. One forum had a post that stated the ACE 30.1's OCCC was 444...and it sleeps 5 people!! So no water, clothes, food, or toilet paper must be allowed! If anyone actually owns one of these MH and wouldn't mind sharing the Model and number and the OCCC, I would be greatly appreciative. Have a wonderful, safe holiday weekend! Thank you all so much.

I have a 2014 Vegas. I will try to dig out what info I have but I am currently at a dog show in PA for the weekend and don't think I have what I need with me.

Thank you so much for replying. Have a great time at the dog show!! I hope your pup wins!!

Tina, there should be a bright yellow label somewhere inside your RV. Mine is hidden behind the curtain that closes off the cab-over bunk.

Does this help? https://thormotorcoach.com/ace/specs/

I don't own one yet. I am in the looking phase. Thank you for answering.

We own a 2015 A.C.E. 30.1 and love it. I'm not sure what an OCCC is, though. We store our rig off site, but will be over at the lot on Sunday or Monday. If you're wanting to know what their storage capacity is, we can try and find the sticker when we're over there. Feel free to PM me with any questions you might have. There's also a Thor forum where you could get information. Here's a link ...

http://www.thorforums.com/forums/#thor-community-forums

Laura

Oh, thank you so much. I was told the OCCC was on a yellow sticker inside the RV. The OCCC tells exactly how many pounds of people, water, supplies, etc. the coach can carry. 444 pounds doesn't sound like much, and I am not a packrat. Thanks for your reply and any help you can give me. Take care and enjoy the holiday weekend.

I don't have that rig, but mine says 4100#. Are you sure that 444 wasn't 4440?

I think she may be talking about the difference between the dry weight of the RV from the manufacturer and the full weight you can carry including people, water, propane, supplies, etc., and if that is what the 440 is, you would pretty much be traveling empty.

longdog2 wrote:I think she may be talking about the difference between the dry weight of the RV from the manufacturer and the full weight you can carry including people, water, propane, supplies, etc., and if that is what the 440 is, you would pretty much be traveling empty.

Mine says the Combined weight of occupants and cargo should not exceed 4,141 pounds. That's in addition to the dry weight of the RV.

Here's what's on my yellow tag:



And while we're at it, we just installed new front window curtains that we made. You can't see the print very well, but it brightens up the rig considerably while blocking sun and heat nicely.



Here's a picture of the difference between the old and new curtains:



Laura

And just for good measure here's a couple of pictures of Mr. Jed and his BFF, Tilly.

Oh, Thank you, Laura!! You have answered my question...and 2800 (minus water and tongue thing) is still a great number. As I said, I am not a pack rat at all. I buy only what I need and use, and don't spend money on things I don't need. Your fur babies are precious!! You have taken so much time to help me, and I truly appreciate all you have done. Take care and be well.
Hope

Great job on the curtains. Big difference!

Nice job on curtains! Cute fur kids as well! Fun to see what others are doing.
Velda

curtains look great..and glad you got the answers to your questions...when we first looked at rv's
seems like one was really bad hardly had room for anything...and I am a pack rat
Sheila