What did you do to your camper today?

[pbandrb]

This was a fun project while DW out shopping

Electric Awning breeze/light wind tie down.

Tip get the aluminum CamJam not the plastic





There are about 40lbs of ezeup hold down weights in the bag



Or attach to picnic table



Here is the S-hook


All put away for travel the baggie idea is to keep the 2 from tangling like Christmas lights



Off to the next one

[pbandrb]

The under stove door would pop open sometimes during travel not often so we just thought we did not get it latched closed good, well that is not the case the pin was riding on-top of the rollers



I lowered the pin some



Pin lines up perfect in the middle of both rollers



I hope you enjoy the post

Off to the next one

[pbandrb]

Someone had posted something similar a few years back I finally got a round to checking mine out. Front AC vents does not blow air out like rear vents

Step 1



Step 2 remove filter door to expose screws



Step 3 remove little covers to expose back screws



Step 4 I found the big hole not taped at the factor. Guess what my AC vent tape is at home. We have one night left on our trip but i can not leave it disassembled DW due back from shopping soon. I do not need to explain anything with it put back together





Step 4 the good vent taped correctly





Step 5 My quick fix. The dividers from my organizer seems like a good idea since AC and Duct tape at home.



I needed to trim some



I did have some clear tape to help hold in place, the divider is tapered like a wedge



It did help allot. When i get home I will use AC vent tape for tight seal.

Not a bad little project. It is disappointing the quality of travel trailers. Our trailer is on its 3rd season i should have done this sooner.

I can not think of anymore projects so I guess it is time for lunch with beer’thirty in a few more hours

I hope you enjoyed the post

[frostriver]

Originally Posted by pbandrb

Someone had posted something similar a few years back I finally got a round to checking mine out. Front AC vents does not blow air out like rear vents

Step 1

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Step 2 remove filter door to expose screws

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Step 3 remove little covers to expose back screws

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Step 4 I found the big hole not taped at the factor. Guess what my AC vent tape is at home. We have one night left on our trip but i can not leave it disassembled DW due back from shopping soon. I do not need to explain anything with it put back together

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Step 4 the good vent taped correctly

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Step 5 My quick fix. The dividers from my organizer seems like a good idea since AC and Duct tape at home.

Attachment 176125

I needed to trim some

Attachment 176126

I did have some clear tape to help hold in place, the divider is tapered like a wedge

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It did help allot. When i get home I will use AC vent tape for tight seal.

Not a bad little project. It is disappointing the quality of travel trailers. Our trailer is on its 3rd season i should have done this sooner.

I can not think of anymore projects so I guess it is time for lunch with beer’thirty in a few more hours

I hope you enjoyed the post

Did similar last year. Also filled in the ends of each vent run at the front and rear with some styrofoam and tape to make the last vents the terminal point. Made a huge difference back in the bunk house section.

[frostriver]

Did some old fashioned holding tank flushing. Also discovered a feature that somehow I never noticed before. The water access panel has a slide door to allow the city water connection to be attached while the door is closed. Could make a difference with climate control in hot and cold weather.

[pbandrb]

Originally Posted by frostriver

Did similar last year. Also filled in the ends of each vent run at the front and rear with some styrofoam and tape to make the last vents the terminal point. Made a huge difference back in the bunk house section.

How do the vents come off the duct? Mine are round

[frostriver]

Originally Posted by pbandrb

How do the vents come off the duct? Mine are round

They will snap off. I broke a louver pin on a couple of them trying to figure it out. Seems like there’s a clip in the front a back of each duct (going in the air flow direction).

[pbandrb]

I did find a couple more items on my list

Before



After DW did not want me to use screws and I agreed so I went command hooks



We use to leave TV in trailer while not in use at home and while we traveled down the road, last few trips we had issues with TV coming on. The old un plug and plug back in was getting to be multiple times. So Wally World I went early while DW and dog slept in and bought a new TV for $128. I decided I will take off the wall and lay it on the bed while traveling then take it in the house while in driveway. I replace the Phillips hold screw with a thumb screw on the swivel wall mount

Before



After



A close up of thumb screw with washer glued on



Beer’Thirty is here

I hope you find my posts useful & entertaining

[doc73]

Bought a webber q for. The rv, converted it to use the quick connect or small cylinders.

Replacing my converted Coleman road trip... I'll be putting that in the classified ads in a bit.

[frostriver]

Originally Posted by doc73

Bought a webber q for. The rv, converted it to use the quick connect or small cylinders.

Replacing my converted Coleman road trip... I'll be putting that in the classified ads in a bit.

Ok, I’ll bite... How do you convert to run both? I’ve already converted for quick connect. Would love to see or hear how you leave the 1 pounders as an option.

[ependydad]

Originally Posted by frostriver

Ok, I’ll bite... How do you convert to run both? I’ve already converted for quick connect. Would love to see or hear how you leave the 1 pounders as an option.

I bought the Revert-a-Q kit from Torklift.

Basically it’s a regulator with a quick connect on the output end and a small bottle connection on the input side.

[ependydad]

Changed the oil in the generator today while my wife’s cousin babysat me.

I learned that I need a good way to catch oil, a way to extend the oil output hose on the generator, a short extension for my oil filter wrench, and a good long neck funnel. Glad he had everything I needed that I didn’t have.

[Wandering]

Moved our dinette table back about 4 inches. DW is happy now as her legs are now under the table and she doesn’t have to lean over to reach the table. Table also doesn’t stick out into the aisle.

Yes I have a helper! She is not too bossy!

[TitanMike]

Originally Posted by ependydad

We're noodling the best way to hang it right now since it's pre-mounted hangers don't align with the studs in the wall.

A piece of 3/4" hardwood that has had the edges run through a shaper/router for a nice contoured finished edge, attached to the wall where the studs are located, then attach the hangar to the now decorative piece of wood that is mounted on the wall. Home Depot often has pieces like this that are used as mounting plates for lighting fixtures, etc, where old holes are being covered or you want to reinforce a wall surface by just gluing the stronger piece of wood to the thin wall.

[russhd1997]

I didn't do anything to it today but will be doing something soon. I have to go to the local CW to spend the gift cards that I got for Fathers Day first.

[10Ranger]

Washed half of it. May get around to doing the other half sometime the next few weeks.

[frostriver]

Ran a designated coax satellite cable from the outer connection port to the bunkhouse. I was told, when I bought the TT, it was already wired. Cable, yes. SAT, no.

[Helmsey]

I added some Morryde Step Above steps to our main entry door, MUCH better than the diving board like steps that come factory

[ben31]

Originally Posted by 757Dave

Maybe this one...

Happy travels!

Be warned, when you do this, prepare for a small amount of "stuff" to spray out! So, do not leave your mouth open, while doing it (as in this picture)! Yuck!! However, once you get the hole drilled and the lubrication in it, they work very well!

[RFishstick]

Had GY Endurance tires installed & swapped out the water pump base.