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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cheeze1,
As you have already read, we love our Trail-Lite 211S. Have only driven it 4,500 miles, but still cannot find anything wrong with it. For the price $40-45k new, it is hard to beat. Have averaged 12-14 mpg. We like the rear entry for a couple reasons. 1. I can see everything behind me or my passenger can walk back and look without getting out of the unit. We pull a small trailer with motorcycle. 2. The other reason is that when someone steps in or out of the unit, it does not tip side to side like a side entry. We have not had a need to put down stabilizing jacks. Everyone to his own choice.
Arcy,
I may be wrong, but I thought my 211S was aluminum framed laminated construction with polystyrene block foam insulation - no wood studs? Have I interpreted the spec's incorrectly?
Trail-Lite Bplus Model 211S w/5.7 chevy
Gene
As you have already read, we love our Trail-Lite 211S. Have only driven it 4,500 miles, but still cannot find anything wrong with it. For the price $40-45k new, it is hard to beat. Have averaged 12-14 mpg. We like the rear entry for a couple reasons. 1. I can see everything behind me or my passenger can walk back and look without getting out of the unit. We pull a small trailer with motorcycle. 2. The other reason is that when someone steps in or out of the unit, it does not tip side to side like a side entry. We have not had a need to put down stabilizing jacks. Everyone to his own choice.
Arcy,
I may be wrong, but I thought my 211S was aluminum framed laminated construction with polystyrene block foam insulation - no wood studs? Have I interpreted the spec's incorrectly?
Trail-Lite Bplus Model 211S w/5.7 chevy
Gene
