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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A couple of items. One is that I intend to eventually take off the wheel covers and have the outside wheels chromed, eliminating the need for wheel covers, and extenders. I will have to put some hub covers on but that is not a big deal for me.
The other is that my 211S still leaks some in rain. I believe it is migrating from somewhere on top, but since rain in south Texas is a rare event in late summer, I am trying to wait until mid Sep to get it fixed. I have already consulted with the service manager at the dealership and he agrees with my plan to put a sprinkler on top and work my way back from the low point to the high point to try and localize the leak for him when I take it in. I must say that the combination of the relatively high output generator (4kw) and AC make the unit a pleasure to use in my work during the 100 degree days. I still enjoy commuting in it, and am confident that any remaining problems will be fixed well.
The other is that my 211S still leaks some in rain. I believe it is migrating from somewhere on top, but since rain in south Texas is a rare event in late summer, I am trying to wait until mid Sep to get it fixed. I have already consulted with the service manager at the dealership and he agrees with my plan to put a sprinkler on top and work my way back from the low point to the high point to try and localize the leak for him when I take it in. I must say that the combination of the relatively high output generator (4kw) and AC make the unit a pleasure to use in my work during the 100 degree days. I still enjoy commuting in it, and am confident that any remaining problems will be fixed well.
