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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I fired all the photo host sites as the growing headaches with them the last few years just wasn't worth the effort.
I'll give it a little road test soon to see if the design is adequate.
We tried the air mattress business on a few camp trips. While better than the OEM stuff, and even with a 'decent' queen Coleman with electric pump, it just didn't work out for us.
The foam rolls have alternate possibilities:
1) rolled up behind the seats;
2) rolled up in the cab overhead area;
3) rolled up in the little shelf area at shoulder level each end of the 'sofa' & wedged under the overhead cabinets. A real possibility(!).
4) rolled up across from each other in curbside seat of the dinette.
5) We travel pretty light, so there IS space still under the sofa (maybe);
6) My own favorite was rolled up on a shelf in the bath tub/shower stall
7) Since the queen size pad is sliced in half long way, they are about 32" wide. There's a couple other places I've spotted to stuff if needed.
The 'overhead' had some advantages over each of the above choices.
Of course, we may just get down to some of the home remodeling with Power Tools illustrated by others.
I fired all the photo host sites as the growing headaches with them the last few years just wasn't worth the effort.
I'll give it a little road test soon to see if the design is adequate.
We tried the air mattress business on a few camp trips. While better than the OEM stuff, and even with a 'decent' queen Coleman with electric pump, it just didn't work out for us.
The foam rolls have alternate possibilities:
1) rolled up behind the seats;
2) rolled up in the cab overhead area;
3) rolled up in the little shelf area at shoulder level each end of the 'sofa' & wedged under the overhead cabinets. A real possibility(!).
4) rolled up across from each other in curbside seat of the dinette.
5) We travel pretty light, so there IS space still under the sofa (maybe);
6) My own favorite was rolled up on a shelf in the bath tub/shower stall
7) Since the queen size pad is sliced in half long way, they are about 32" wide. There's a couple other places I've spotted to stuff if needed.
The 'overhead' had some advantages over each of the above choices.
Of course, we may just get down to some of the home remodeling with Power Tools illustrated by others.
