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RV Details

  • Price: $79,500
  • Year: 2017
  • Model: BOUNDER 36H
  • Listing ID: 7082098
  • Partner ID: 5042158715
  • Posted On: Sep 18, 2026
  • Updated On: Sep 18, 2026

Description

2017 FLEETWOOD BOUNDER 36H for sale

Mileage: 26xxx

King bed: Memory Foam upgrade

Front drop-down full/queen bed

Sleeper sofa swapped for reclining loveseat (still have original sleeper sofa)

Upgraded theater sound system (still have original as well)

Upgraded Cab stereo to Carplay (still have original)

Upgraded A/C thermostat with Bluetooth/wifi controls

Tire Pressure Monitoring

Generator has ~ 525 hours

Recent oil change to engine and generator.

Bunk beds

Full bath and half-bath

Toyo tires new when we purchased in 4/2022

Had ~ 17000 miles on it when we purchased in 4/2022

Kept under roof

Serpentine Belt replaced (preventative maintenance) 9/2024

IMPROVEMENTS:

Upgraded shocks (Koni) front and rear.

Double in front - Quad Shock Mount

Installed Adjustable Drag link

An adjustable drag link on a Ford F53 chassis allows you to finetune the steering geometry so the steering wheel can be centered and steering effort minimized, improving comfort, control, and drivability.

Installed Safe-T-Plus device:

The Safe-T-Plus device helps you maintain control of your coach even under adverse driving conditions. The Safe-T-Plus is a mechanically assisted, positive-centering steering control device engineered to maintain straight-ahead steering, even when encountering side winds, a blowout, pavement drops, road ruts and other hazards.

Installed Front Roadmaster anti-sway bars:

Roadmaster anti-sway bars reduce body roll and sway, and improve stability handling and control

Installed Trac Bar (rear)

Eliminates unwanted and uncontrolled side shift of the rear axle called Tail Wagging the Dog Reduces uncontrolled sway As a result, steering is more responsive and controlled

Installed Front Radius Arms

On a Ford F53 motorhome chassis, radius arms (also called radius rods) are suspension links that connect the front axle to the frame to limit forwardrearward movement of the front leaf springs, improving steering stability, reducing sawing in turns, and increasing overall handling control

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