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 wrote:
That built in sewer unit is a nice feature. My 213 is 10'8", which almost resulted in my removal of the a/c by mistake, but we realized quick enough that the garage door I was pulling into was 10'. Btw, downtown Charlottesville, Va, the main street: has a 9' underpass. Don't make the mistake I did by having to turnaround in the middle of town!!
Yes, the fancy sewer management system seems a great way to manage sewage. It appears it would be a fast & clean operation. I haven't used it yet, but all indication is it's a nice setup. Phoenix USA added a conventional setup just behind it in case of mechanical failure, or if you want to hook up permanently.
On my first RV road trip in 1984, I pulled our brand new Toyota/Mirage into a shop for it's first oil change. I had no a/c, but they messed up the roof vent. From that moment on, I've done my own oil changes.....period. I make a good effort in leaving my work area clean and try to be inconspicuous. Ususally picnic areas in National parks are good during the week as they are empty. It's not officially allowed, but law enforcement leaves me alone anyway. If they stop, they'll ask if all is well, and I explain what I'm doing, and I'll be clean & quick. By the time I'm done, my wife has lunch ready.
A nine foot underpass? Woah!
