My Mod's Roo 233S

[jbdbsb]

Weight is similar sirbob, though I've yet to try it out in battle. My biggest concern is wind. I may have to develop a windshield, not like on a car, but ya know a shield for the wind. Um yeah..............

[sirbob]

Originally Posted by jbdbsb

Weight is similar sirbob, though I've yet to try it out in battle. My biggest concern is wind. I may have to develop a windshield, not like on a car, but ya know a shield for the wind. Um yeah..............

Funny you say that as my initial concern was weight, but I didn't even think of wind since it's a "open" top. maybe a lid mod, for your grill mod?

[rockfordroo]

I blocked off that gold metal screen door in front

Not a smart move, IMO. That is your cold air return. Per furnace instructions, you need something like 54 sq in of return (at least that's the number for my furnace). If you don't, then 1) you could overheat the furnace because you're not pulling enough air thru it, and 2) you're not getting all the heat out of it you should be.

[jpetrey]

Originally Posted by jbdbsb

I used a bendable curved shower track/rod & hangers, $30 online I think. That's the original curtain, just pulled tight. I used an OSH "Snap" kit to attach the curtain along the back wall & part of the bottom to keep it from bellowing out. Works sweet!

Is this an 8 foot track like this one on Amazon?

http://www.amazon.com/White-Ceiling-...ef=pd_sbs_hg_3

[jbdbsb]

Here's the link:
Curtain Tracks & Drapery Track Systems | Curtain-Tracks.com

[jbdbsb]

Originally Posted by sirbob

Funny you say that as my initial concern was weight, but I didn't even think of wind since it's a "open" top. maybe a lid mod, for your grill mod?

Stove worked perfectly!

[jbdbsb]

The outside stove works! Coffee, pancakes, etc...It's nice to be able to cook outside and not add more heat inside on a hot day!

[jbdbsb]

Tongue Box. Moved the Propane tanks back, mounted box and installed two batteries, plus room for my WD hitch, bars, sway controller and misc. Snug, but it all just fits

[jbdbsb]

Installed bigger rear storage door, nearly double in size. Not sure why Mfg. didn't. When space is at a premium, why doesn't the Mfg. utilize every inch? There's a large empty space across the entire rear of my Roo-233S, why? It's a foot wide, a couple feet high and the length, er.. width of the Roo. A perfect spot to slide in an "Easy-up", or such.

[jbdbsb]

Did you get your Roo?

[Mad4sax]

Originally Posted by jbdbsb

The outside stove works! Coffee, pancakes, etc...It's nice to be able to cook outside and not add more heat inside on a hot day!

Sweet stove setup. My old camper had an indoor or outdoor stove you could move in minutes. Miss it so much. What stove did you use for this??


Thanks

[urocav2001]

Yeah what stove did you use and is that all you had to do was get the stove and plug propane in?

[Xtrmtj]

Here is a mod I recently added to the bathroom. It is a 23S 2002 model so this may not apply in recent model.

It is compact and doesn't appear to stress the walls...and did I mention super CHEAP MOD!!

[Xtrmtj]

Originally Posted by Xtrmtj

Here is a mod I recently added to the bathroom. It is a 23S 2002 model so this may not apply in recent model.

It is compact and doesn't appear to stress the walls...and did I mention super CHEAP MOD!!

What you are seeing is a 3ft section of wire shelving attached to an outside wall for towel storage, I am sure you could us this to store various item as long as you are weight conscious. So the long part is vertical and attached at the top, with the small lip at the bottom to provide a place to build up the rolled towels.....it worked great!!!

[jbdbsb]

Yet another Mod for my Roo 233S. Bunk canvas securement! I believe the new Roo's have permanently secured canvas on the bunks, no more wrapping, snapping and bunging cords. I've added my own snaps to secure my canvas to the "door". Seems silly and/or unnecessary, but anything to speed and simplify setup is ok by me. Crappy, wet weather? I don't plan on camping in any, but if it comes to pass, I can simply secure the canvas in the original configuration. Nothings been removed to hamper original configuration.

[jbdbsb]

Originally Posted by urocav2001

Yeah what stove did you use and is that all you had to do was get the stove and plug propane in?

Found stove on e-bay (cheap) and used the hose from the original Barbecue

[jbdbsb]

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Originally Posted by jbdbsb

Yet another Mod for my Roo 233S. Bunk canvas securement! I believe the new Roo's have permanently secured canvas on the bunks, no more wrapping, snapping and bunging cords. I've added my own snaps to secure my canvas to the "door". Seems silly and/or unnecessary, but anything to speed and simplify setup is ok by me. Crappy, wet weather? I don't plan on camping in any, but if it comes to pass, I can simply secure the canvas in the original configuration. Nothings been removed to hamper original configuration.

[jbdbsb]

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Originally Posted by jbdbsb

Yet another Mod for my Roo 233S. Bunk canvas securement! I believe the new Roo's have permanently secured canvas on the bunks, no more wrapping, snapping and bunging cords. I've added my own snaps to secure my canvas to the "door". Seems silly and/or unnecessary, but anything to speed and simplify setup is ok by me. Crappy, wet weather? I don't plan on camping in any, but if it comes to pass, I can simply secure the canvas in the original configuration. Nothings been removed to hamper original configuration.

[jbdbsb]

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Originally Posted by jbdbsb

Yet another Mod for my Roo 233S. Bunk canvas securement! I believe the new Roo's have permanently secured canvas on the bunks, no more wrapping, snapping and bunging cords. I've added my own snaps to secure my canvas to the "door". Seems silly and/or unnecessary, but anything to speed and simplify setup is ok by me. Crappy, wet weather? I don't plan on camping in any, but if it comes to pass, I can simply secure the canvas in the original configuration. Nothings been removed to hamper original configuration.

[urocav2001]

Originally Posted by jbdbsb

Found stove on e-bay (cheap) and used the hose from the original Barbecue

So you just typed in 3 burner stove in search then I would assume you out some type of bracket on the stove to hold it on the mounting bracket?