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 have a few questions/remarks here so everyone pay attention!
Burl, I pay $1100/year to be outside, the only protection is a locked fence and the rv's parked next to me. I would love to be under a roof of any kind.
I check the roof regularly and it seems to weather the conditions well. I occasionally find/repair a little shrinkage or parting of 'seams' where there is caulk. The plastic covers are fine. The sun has caused the front cap to get dull, which I'm going to try and polish out as soon as I can figure out a way to access the whole thing without a mountain climbing harness. (Maybe a scaffold made of 2 folding ladders?)
We have some nice weather coming real soon, and I'm going to install my new foglights. I am moving the old cheapo's to the rear to act as work lights/auxiliary backups. They are not real bright, so I thought installing them on the rear 'bumper' would be probably the best location. I would appreciate any other ideas.
Where would the brethren suggest I look for a "mount in the wall" battery guage like I just saw in Motorhome, and a digital clock? Radio Shack maybe?
Thanks all!
Burl, I pay $1100/year to be outside, the only protection is a locked fence and the rv's parked next to me. I would love to be under a roof of any kind.
I check the roof regularly and it seems to weather the conditions well. I occasionally find/repair a little shrinkage or parting of 'seams' where there is caulk. The plastic covers are fine. The sun has caused the front cap to get dull, which I'm going to try and polish out as soon as I can figure out a way to access the whole thing without a mountain climbing harness. (Maybe a scaffold made of 2 folding ladders?)
We have some nice weather coming real soon, and I'm going to install my new foglights. I am moving the old cheapo's to the rear to act as work lights/auxiliary backups. They are not real bright, so I thought installing them on the rear 'bumper' would be probably the best location. I would appreciate any other ideas.
Where would the brethren suggest I look for a "mount in the wall" battery guage like I just saw in Motorhome, and a digital clock? Radio Shack maybe?
Thanks all!
