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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You betchya!!!!
We went to a state park today and my wife took to driving it like a tractor trailer veteran.
The tire deal seems first rate and well worth the money. Coincidentally, I was looking at my tires and wondered why they didn't have any lead weights anywhere.
We came home after sundown and discovered we have no dashboard lights. Is this something I take to the Ford Dealership? I assume it is.
Daniel, we had two "Max-Air-Vents" installed ($24 EA.) and they are wonderful and very easy to install--no holes in the roof, whatsoever.
You can keep your vents open in pouring rain and they also protect the somewhat flimsy stock vents underneath.
We had our first lunch on a pond where my brother and his new English bride took me for a picnic forty years ago.
He had just gotten discharged from the Air Force and was working as a Fuller Brush salesman--I was his delivery boy. Within six months, he was back in the AF.
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You betchya!!!!
We went to a state park today and my wife took to driving it like a tractor trailer veteran.
The tire deal seems first rate and well worth the money. Coincidentally, I was looking at my tires and wondered why they didn't have any lead weights anywhere.
We came home after sundown and discovered we have no dashboard lights. Is this something I take to the Ford Dealership? I assume it is.
Daniel, we had two "Max-Air-Vents" installed ($24 EA.) and they are wonderful and very easy to install--no holes in the roof, whatsoever.
You can keep your vents open in pouring rain and they also protect the somewhat flimsy stock vents underneath.
We had our first lunch on a pond where my brother and his new English bride took me for a picnic forty years ago.
He had just gotten discharged from the Air Force and was working as a Fuller Brush salesman--I was his delivery boy. Within six months, he was back in the AF.
