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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cheeze1 wrote:
Ok, Jake, I'll bite. Where are you storing them??
....HAH!!!! (reeling one in now slowly)....LOL....
Considerable disagree with the wife/Boss unit, so we're trying it her way first....
Ample overhead height for us walking around in the 213, so the plan is near the ceiling in the center of the coach.
Wood slats (3) for support between the overhead cabinets have been temporarily supplanted using 65" 'spring tension rods' as in shower curtain style. The reason for these, was to avoid holes/brackets defacing the marvelous cabinet face plates.
While the foam pads weigh perhaps "35#" between them, I'm unsure how motoring down the highways & byways will affect their sturdy little rubber pressure feet.
In any case, the BIG hope is they will solve the 'cripple you for life-bed design' satisfactorily enough that we can put up with whatever storage alternative may be required to carry the foam.
SPRINGERIZING has been delayed a bit as despite 'warm weather'---mid 60s~70s today---last night gave us hard frost!!
Not that tanks/line would have frozen...still too much risk.
I have an overnight business trip to make in about 3 weeks to nearly the heart of downtown Portland (Or). Trying to decide whether to RV it or just do the drive/hotel bit. Cost comparison of either is pretty close.
