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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Agree on the table. Rattle, Rattle, Rattle. I found a diffent wall mount at the camper store in my home town. Another Trial-Lite owner had the dealer install a two post mount table and did away with the wall mount.
I installed a curtain in front of the rear door so I can pull it accross when stoped for the night. Don't need to open the door and the screen to close the little ones on the back windows. I used a adjustable shower rod to hang it, no holes. Also put matching curtain accross the isle about four feet in front of the back door. It slids to the side and is held against the wall with a velcro tye back. Give a little privacy and also you can change during the day with out haveing plul al the shades. Wifes idea and a good one.
You all have great ideas. Maybe some of ours will help you.
Willie
Lenox, Iowa
Trail-Lite Ford 211
Agree on the table. Rattle, Rattle, Rattle. I found a diffent wall mount at the camper store in my home town. Another Trial-Lite owner had the dealer install a two post mount table and did away with the wall mount.
I installed a curtain in front of the rear door so I can pull it accross when stoped for the night. Don't need to open the door and the screen to close the little ones on the back windows. I used a adjustable shower rod to hang it, no holes. Also put matching curtain accross the isle about four feet in front of the back door. It slids to the side and is held against the wall with a velcro tye back. Give a little privacy and also you can change during the day with out haveing plul al the shades. Wifes idea and a good one.
You all have great ideas. Maybe some of ours will help you.
Willie
Lenox, Iowa
Trail-Lite Ford 211
