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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Br-:
I took my 211S in for several repairs today. The dealer had a 251 in stock, so I went to the control panel in the bathroom, and it is the same as mine. Look at your panel and see if there is a little hole between the two switches (water pump and heater). That is the LED. Let me know if yours is different.
Wade:
If you are listening, I looked at the Stratus you were talking about in another thread. It is a pretty nice motorhome. Built on a 14,800 Workhorse with a 4speed auto, with a ccc of about 2,000lbs. It has a long slide and is pretty roomy inside. Still has some QC assembly problems. I certainly hope the Rvision people take notice, because I really like their products, but cannot, for the life of me understand why they don't do a better job of assembly. I have a really good dealer, and am confident that any problems I have will be corrected, but that costs the factory over $70 per hour (and there are going to be a lot of hours), most of which could have been avoided by better assembly. I know and accept that some of their materials are not top of the line, but am mystified at sloppy assembly! They must feel that disruption of the assembly line to fix problems is too costly, but I would love to capture the warranty costs compared to the cost of doing it right in the first place.
I took my 211S in for several repairs today. The dealer had a 251 in stock, so I went to the control panel in the bathroom, and it is the same as mine. Look at your panel and see if there is a little hole between the two switches (water pump and heater). That is the LED. Let me know if yours is different.
Wade:
If you are listening, I looked at the Stratus you were talking about in another thread. It is a pretty nice motorhome. Built on a 14,800 Workhorse with a 4speed auto, with a ccc of about 2,000lbs. It has a long slide and is pretty roomy inside. Still has some QC assembly problems. I certainly hope the Rvision people take notice, because I really like their products, but cannot, for the life of me understand why they don't do a better job of assembly. I have a really good dealer, and am confident that any problems I have will be corrected, but that costs the factory over $70 per hour (and there are going to be a lot of hours), most of which could have been avoided by better assembly. I know and accept that some of their materials are not top of the line, but am mystified at sloppy assembly! They must feel that disruption of the assembly line to fix problems is too costly, but I would love to capture the warranty costs compared to the cost of doing it right in the first place.
