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 just picked up our new 2003 Trail-lite B+ 211 (On 5.7L Chevy Chassis). Thanks to all the posts on this and other threads, the delivery inspection went very well.
We recently took the camper out for an extended weekend - everything worked great so far. With time, I'm sure we'll find some things to deal with.
I did notice one possible problem with the camper, however. I'm still trying to figure out if this is a big problem or if I'm being paranoid. The camper seems to lean a bit to the driver side (even on level ground). I've posted this to the "Beginner RV" area to get some feedback from others on this problem.
The holding tanks are on that side, but I'm noticing the leaning even with empty tanks. I would like to weigh the camper before I get too frantic. I've measured from the ground to various areas on the camper frame (1-1.5" difference from one side to the other), as well as from the axle to the frame (about .5" difference). This may seem insignificant, but when I look at the camper, it seems very obvious.
I'm planning to weigh the vehicle and talk to the dealer about this soon.
Other than the leaning problem, we are very happy with the camper so far...
Dave
We recently took the camper out for an extended weekend - everything worked great so far. With time, I'm sure we'll find some things to deal with.
I did notice one possible problem with the camper, however. I'm still trying to figure out if this is a big problem or if I'm being paranoid. The camper seems to lean a bit to the driver side (even on level ground). I've posted this to the "Beginner RV" area to get some feedback from others on this problem.
The holding tanks are on that side, but I'm noticing the leaning even with empty tanks. I would like to weigh the camper before I get too frantic. I've measured from the ground to various areas on the camper frame (1-1.5" difference from one side to the other), as well as from the axle to the frame (about .5" difference). This may seem insignificant, but when I look at the camper, it seems very obvious.
I'm planning to weigh the vehicle and talk to the dealer about this soon.
Other than the leaning problem, we are very happy with the camper so far...
Dave
