New 21 FBRS

[PSUFan1]

I have a 2012 MicroLite 23LB. I attached our towel rod inside the shower on the back wall. Primarily use that for wash clothes. Then bought over the door hooks to hang the towels on the door. Decided not to install the toilet paper holder. We have shelf at toilet level to put the toilet paper.

BTW, love the porch addition. I'm sure it helps on the bugs inside the camper. This is our first year camping, so our two girls are still learning that there is no avoiding bugs.

[PSUFan1]

BTW MJones12, my wife loved the Surveyor Series when we were looking for a camper. Unfortunately didn't have a floor plan that we thought could accomondate 4 people. We have bunks in our MicroLite. But the Surveyors look great.

[BillyBass]

Originally Posted by frankchmi

Did anyone attach the TP holder? towel rack? I don't like the idea of screwing anything into those walls.
We are heading out next week for two nights just to make sure everything is right before we make the 1100 mile trip to New Hampshire.

I went and bought a dollar store one and i screw it on a piece of plywood then i put velcro on it and hung it on the inside on the sink door then we hang the paper over top of the door

[uphillracer]

Hi again y'all. Does everyone with a Micro-Lite have Dexter axles? I have spot checked the wheels before trips with a torque wrench and the lugs never need tightening. After a long layover the tires were uniformly down 8 Lbs.
Are there any special tricks about Dexter axles? Do they really need the wheels repacked every year? We probably do about 75-85 days out now each year and keep the RV covered in our driveway otherwise.

[GearHd6]

My Rockwood Mini Lite has Dexter axles but there are grease fittings under the little rubber caps on the bearing dust covers. Just pump a few pumps of grease in there every now and then. Also if your tires aren't nitrogen filled the pressures will uniformly change with temperature changes.