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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Daniel, great to hear from you! I second my friend Gene's statement and raise him!!
I must admit in all candor that when we looked at the 2005 Lexingtons at the Hershey Show we were underwhelmed with fit and finish. In addition, they did not use the standard Ford seats but some aftermarket torture device finished in a crude, non-matching vinyl. I was disappointed. Seems like the new Lexingtons have come a long way, but I still wouldn't compromise on the Chevy cab.
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I'm getting the 213 ready for our first trip of 2010. I learned a few things (as always) after getting the rig out of COLD storage! First, I ran the furnace too high with the idea of warming up the coach to allow water service and had to refill the propane.
Second, When searching for why your grey water won't drain take a revolutionary new device called a flashlight and look in the pipe to see the water was frozen and the drain valve was working fine.:S
Third, even with the best preparation and intentions, there are still fresh water lines that will find a way to freeze. ;)
I must admit in all candor that when we looked at the 2005 Lexingtons at the Hershey Show we were underwhelmed with fit and finish. In addition, they did not use the standard Ford seats but some aftermarket torture device finished in a crude, non-matching vinyl. I was disappointed. Seems like the new Lexingtons have come a long way, but I still wouldn't compromise on the Chevy cab.
New topic:
I'm getting the 213 ready for our first trip of 2010. I learned a few things (as always) after getting the rig out of COLD storage! First, I ran the furnace too high with the idea of warming up the coach to allow water service and had to refill the propane.
Second, When searching for why your grey water won't drain take a revolutionary new device called a flashlight and look in the pipe to see the water was frozen and the drain valve was working fine.:S
Third, even with the best preparation and intentions, there are still fresh water lines that will find a way to freeze. ;)
