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 - When are you coming out to Nebraska? You had jokingly alluded to that in your 8/6/05 posting. I would be pleased to ride with you and see if we could resolve some rattles in your rig. We have been putting on the miles on our unit. However, the higher cost of gas is getting to be a significant factor. Our last trip to Green Bay, WI cost $315 just for gas. The only price we saw in Wisconsin was $3.26/gallon.
burlmart - Just read your posting of 8/13/05 and noted your mention of Lake Ponchatrain. How were you affected by the recent tragedy in those parts?
TonyTiger - Nice to hear that your Four Winds is better than your former Trail-Lite. Our own Berkshire Hathaway decided that Four Winds was worthy of investment. Just to clear up something, the Trail-Lite has a network of imbedded aluminum square tubes in the walls for hanging cabinets and the fastening of other wall attachments. There are also several imbedded plastic conduits used for electrical runs. Saw those first hand on our visit to the factory.
Still waiting to hear some thoughts on how to wire a fantastic fan. Should it be wall switch controlled which also controls one of the ceiling lights or should it be hot wired and use the switch on the fan?
cheeze1 - When are you coming out to Nebraska? You had jokingly alluded to that in your 8/6/05 posting. I would be pleased to ride with you and see if we could resolve some rattles in your rig. We have been putting on the miles on our unit. However, the higher cost of gas is getting to be a significant factor. Our last trip to Green Bay, WI cost $315 just for gas. The only price we saw in Wisconsin was $3.26/gallon.
burlmart - Just read your posting of 8/13/05 and noted your mention of Lake Ponchatrain. How were you affected by the recent tragedy in those parts?
TonyTiger - Nice to hear that your Four Winds is better than your former Trail-Lite. Our own Berkshire Hathaway decided that Four Winds was worthy of investment. Just to clear up something, the Trail-Lite has a network of imbedded aluminum square tubes in the walls for hanging cabinets and the fastening of other wall attachments. There are also several imbedded plastic conduits used for electrical runs. Saw those first hand on our visit to the factory.
Still waiting to hear some thoughts on how to wire a fantastic fan. Should it be wall switch controlled which also controls one of the ceiling lights or should it be hot wired and use the switch on the fan?
