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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I am still sitting here with awe on the deal that Arcy received on his 225. He should feel really lucky.
On the latest subject, I have been able to find a level enough spot to park that levelors were not needed. I also use two (2) bubble levels on the walls and have been able to merely adjust the parking location. Also start with a reasonable level spot. I doubt I would want to spend the money for the one time that they would come in handy.
I too have a Chevy chassis and it seems so stiff that rocking motions are not a problem. I'm 6'-3" and weigh about 190 and I would have to jump up and down to make any significant movement. Merely walking does nothing. As I mentioned prior, one of the reasons we wanted a rear entry was to minimize the side to side motion.
2002 Trail-Lite B Plus 211-S
Gene
On the latest subject, I have been able to find a level enough spot to park that levelors were not needed. I also use two (2) bubble levels on the walls and have been able to merely adjust the parking location. Also start with a reasonable level spot. I doubt I would want to spend the money for the one time that they would come in handy.
I too have a Chevy chassis and it seems so stiff that rocking motions are not a problem. I'm 6'-3" and weigh about 190 and I would have to jump up and down to make any significant movement. Merely walking does nothing. As I mentioned prior, one of the reasons we wanted a rear entry was to minimize the side to side motion.
2002 Trail-Lite B Plus 211-S
Gene
