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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Hi Gang, I'm going to do a couple of mods:
1-I've decided that the extensions for the bed I made should be attached permanently to the outside, so I can fold them into place when it's bedtime instead of raising the box cover.In addition that will free up storage underneath. I have Stanley 'shelf hinges' that I'm going to try and use.
2-I don't like my method of putting the tv on a shelf/bracket for travel. I'm seeking a flatscreen mount and will mount that to a piece of plywood hinged at the top so I can fold the tv up and back from the bottom, and have a clear floor to the tv box. Anyone know anything about those flatscreen mounting brackets? I was thinking about some kind of tilting/articulating technological marvel of a bracket but I don't know if it will take the beating of travel, and I'm concerned about merely screwing the 'wall' side of it into the roof of the tv box with wood screws. The roof of the box is about 20 degrees slope from horizontal.
Thanks all!!
1-I've decided that the extensions for the bed I made should be attached permanently to the outside, so I can fold them into place when it's bedtime instead of raising the box cover.In addition that will free up storage underneath. I have Stanley 'shelf hinges' that I'm going to try and use.
2-I don't like my method of putting the tv on a shelf/bracket for travel. I'm seeking a flatscreen mount and will mount that to a piece of plywood hinged at the top so I can fold the tv up and back from the bottom, and have a clear floor to the tv box. Anyone know anything about those flatscreen mounting brackets? I was thinking about some kind of tilting/articulating technological marvel of a bracket but I don't know if it will take the beating of travel, and I'm concerned about merely screwing the 'wall' side of it into the roof of the tv box with wood screws. The roof of the box is about 20 degrees slope from horizontal.
Thanks all!!
