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Not if you chock the wheels properly
Maybe if the water is no more than 30" deep.
Looks like one of those events that takes place after consumption of copious amounts of alcohol, and someone shouts, "Hey, Guys! Watch this!"
Let me think, a million dollar coach, into the water, stabilized by inflated pontoons. Is this sort of like an airplane with floats? Some thing that can not only fall out of the sky, but land on the water and then sink?
So what could possibly go wrong? Having been in the boat business off and on for over 40 years, I can not count the number of ways I have either seen or heard of sinking a boat. Now we can start listing the ways to sink a coach.
I've seen this a few times. There is a video out there, too. I imagine that filming the unsuspecting spectators as one drove into the water with a motor home would almost be worth the price of admission.
I was in that coach. It was very heavy and was a bathtub with thru hulls for the axles. There was a little prop on the rear. The issue is you had approach angles that limited launch locations and it was not a very good boat as it was a bit top heavy and you could not see side to side or to the rear.
We can all drive through deep water if we have the Foretravel PhotoShop option.
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I don't know how Mike can remember useless things like this and can't remember what he wore yesterday.
Pamela
Why don't you try it and let us know?
Its going to cost you a lot of money in repairs if you do,
As the pilot of a 747 once said in his flight introduction ...the 747 is magnificent plane, it can do many things even land on water, once!
Keith
I think this is a case of ... "Well it CAN go into the water ... but SHOULD it go into the water?" The way John describes it, I don't think I would find it to be much fun.
Say what you will, I'm gettin one when I win the lottery!!!
Robin Williams had an RVsubmersible.
A loadmaster I know on a C17 was fond of saying 'Anything can be air dropped - once'...
It isn't the fall that hurts, but the landing.