Field observations on our new Trail Lite 213
Now have accumulated 500 miles on 2 different camp outings. Pros & cons: Our 2004 Trail Lite 23' has low range mileage (33000) on the 6L Chevy platform. I really like the way it drives & handles...
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Gene:
I can see the advantages of the slide; the only slide models I found locally were in the dealer lots and for considerably more $ than our private-sale model cost.
Do you carry the mattress there in place? And what of the sofa-side divots---how have you remedied that issue?
Currently I'm reviewing the archives here ferreting out various 'bed upgrade' solutions.
It's sort of amazing; having progressed over the years from back packs/tents to Alaskan to smaller/larger TTs and now finding an RV that is truly a pleasure to drive, that the simple 'bed' is so pathetic in the face of other well-designed features.
I'm on my way tomorrow to the nearest Trail Lite dealer for roof inspection and review of a couple of operational questions.
Thanks to everyone for their comments.
I can see the advantages of the slide; the only slide models I found locally were in the dealer lots and for considerably more $ than our private-sale model cost.
Do you carry the mattress there in place? And what of the sofa-side divots---how have you remedied that issue?
Currently I'm reviewing the archives here ferreting out various 'bed upgrade' solutions.
It's sort of amazing; having progressed over the years from back packs/tents to Alaskan to smaller/larger TTs and now finding an RV that is truly a pleasure to drive, that the simple 'bed' is so pathetic in the face of other well-designed features.
I'm on my way tomorrow to the nearest Trail Lite dealer for roof inspection and review of a couple of operational questions.
Thanks to everyone for their comments.
