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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our year camping in our 23' 2004 model was marred a bit by some unexpected repairs. One foray over Santiam Pass ended with a dead RV. The tow bill was $400+/- but ins paid. The errant (Chevrolet) fuel pump @ nearly $1k was unexpected. Shortly thereafter, discovered badly rim cracked tires, whole set cost $1200. Then the controller brain for the power step required major transplant surgery. Hope this isn't a trend. I still haven't figured out how to run the Visio flat screen.
Have 'mostly' remedies the fold-out sofa bed, but still have a bit of a sag of nearly 2". Been seeking fixes but haven't come across adequate hardware or a support/ledger board to keep the intersection where it meets the dinette seat. Divine foam pads make sleeping much better, yet there remains this bit of sag. Continue looking for some kind of fold-out hardware that folds out of way during day. May just have to break down & bolt a piece on the aisle-side seat panel to support the folded-down sofa bed end.
In any case, Merry Christmas to all.
our year camping in our 23' 2004 model was marred a bit by some unexpected repairs. One foray over Santiam Pass ended with a dead RV. The tow bill was $400+/- but ins paid. The errant (Chevrolet) fuel pump @ nearly $1k was unexpected. Shortly thereafter, discovered badly rim cracked tires, whole set cost $1200. Then the controller brain for the power step required major transplant surgery. Hope this isn't a trend. I still haven't figured out how to run the Visio flat screen.
Have 'mostly' remedies the fold-out sofa bed, but still have a bit of a sag of nearly 2". Been seeking fixes but haven't come across adequate hardware or a support/ledger board to keep the intersection where it meets the dinette seat. Divine foam pads make sleeping much better, yet there remains this bit of sag. Continue looking for some kind of fold-out hardware that folds out of way during day. May just have to break down & bolt a piece on the aisle-side seat panel to support the folded-down sofa bed end.
In any case, Merry Christmas to all.
