B+ motorhomes
I just bought a Trail Lite B+ 211s with 8.1 Chevy engine. This is my fifth motorhome (others range from an old 20' Vagabond, and three Winnegagos, from 19 to 32'. This vehicle is fantastic. I am...
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We've put 4200 miles on the 213 since buying it in late April. Two trips from northern Indiana, one to Burlington VT for an FMCA rally and one to Charlottesville VA to visit our daughter's family. The only on road glitch we've had so far was the failure of the fuel pump on the VA trip, which we are pretty sure was due to at least two years without use with possible gas with ethanol in the tank. Since the purchase of the 213 we've had the generator fuel pump, filter and fuel line replaced also.
Love the ride and ability to park just anywhere. The VA trip on which we were pulling a 6x12 utility trailer, which included 104 miles of Skyline Drive after the replacement fuel pump in Logan Ohio. The 6.0 engine did great in the mountains of WV getting about 10.4 MPG pulling the trailer.
Being out of our "home", a 40' diesel pusher dragging a toad, it's almost like driving a sports car.
Looking forward to our trip next summer to Alaska, looks like we'll be adding another 10K miles to the odometer. Right now it reads 12,250, not bad for an '04.
Love the ride and ability to park just anywhere. The VA trip on which we were pulling a 6x12 utility trailer, which included 104 miles of Skyline Drive after the replacement fuel pump in Logan Ohio. The 6.0 engine did great in the mountains of WV getting about 10.4 MPG pulling the trailer.
Being out of our "home", a 40' diesel pusher dragging a toad, it's almost like driving a sports car.
Looking forward to our trip next summer to Alaska, looks like we'll be adding another 10K miles to the odometer. Right now it reads 12,250, not bad for an '04.
