farside291
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You dont have the latches on top of the doors to keep the doors closed?
Project LM 365
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TxCowboy
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I know my side-by-side doesn't have latches of any type on it.
Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Busy day of Mods
First I mounted and additional grab handle to the screen door, now we have a low one for going in and a high one for coming out. Works great.
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First I mounted and additional grab handle to the screen door, now we have a low one for going in and a high one for coming out. Works great.
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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I installed the brackets I found from etrailer.com had trouble finding the aluminum cross members to screw in to. After poking around up there I found a few spots to mount them.
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I installed the brackets I found from etrailer.com had trouble finding the aluminum cross members to screw in to. After poking around up there I found a few spots to mount them.
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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I installed the Progressive EMS-HW50C Surge protector and the extra remote kit w/switch select
I found a good spot right behind the basement wall right before the first transfer switch
I mounted the main monitor and selector switch in the docking station so I can check it once I plug in
Then I mounted the 2nd monitor in the main switch cabinet inside
1 more thing off of my tado list and 2 more boxes off my work bench.
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I installed the Progressive EMS-HW50C Surge protector and the extra remote kit w/switch select
I found a good spot right behind the basement wall right before the first transfer switch
I mounted the main monitor and selector switch in the docking station so I can check it once I plug in
Then I mounted the 2nd monitor in the main switch cabinet inside
1 more thing off of my tado list and 2 more boxes off my work bench.
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Thanks for the kind remarks...
This forum can definitely make us all a little smarter, and a little braver to tackle some of the unknown on these rig's.
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This forum can definitely make us all a little smarter, and a little braver to tackle some of the unknown on these rig's.
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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I don't have anything on mine anymore, after the one adhesive cup cam off I figured I can trust it anymore. So I took it off all together. We never liked the look of that thing on there anyway.
Now we just us this buckle strap on the handles
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Passing on this black tank flushing trick
For when the dump stations doesn't have a threaded hose or hose bib to hook up your flush hose to.
I put a anti siphon fitting on the end of my outside shower hose (just to be safe) and use it to pump my tank water in to flush the black tank.
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For when the dump stations doesn't have a threaded hose or hose bib to hook up your flush hose to.
I put a anti siphon fitting on the end of my outside shower hose (just to be safe) and use it to pump my tank water in to flush the black tank.
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TxCowboy
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Agree. One of the switches to the 12v water pump is right there as well.
Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Ya it work out well. I wanted to dump out a bunch of fresh water before we headed home. There was signs in the camp ground that said absolutely no dumping of water on the ground. So I was able to kill 2 birds with 1 stone as the say. !!!
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Not in RV but I'm thinking it's the carbon monoxide detector .
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Nice upgrade Mod
My Lippert quad steps came today.
I wanted to see what the difference was in weight and to my surprise it was only .3 pounds
Steel steps
Aluminum steps
After getting into the project I found more horribly poor craftsmanship under there. Unreal they bent one of the side support brackets back to meet the bolt hole "I guess" instead of putting the hole in the right place. With that bracket bent back like that it has lost most of it's strength to properly support the outer wall
Then also found a stack of flat washers on both sides of the step held in with a pices of duct tape.
Anyway back to the project
These steps are way way more stable and sterdy then the steel steps were. No more blocks of wood under the last step.
Zoeys said Fix it !!!!
Thank you.
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My Lippert quad steps came today.
I wanted to see what the difference was in weight and to my surprise it was only .3 pounds
Steel steps
Aluminum steps
After getting into the project I found more horribly poor craftsmanship under there. Unreal they bent one of the side support brackets back to meet the bolt hole "I guess" instead of putting the hole in the right place. With that bracket bent back like that it has lost most of it's strength to properly support the outer wall
Then also found a stack of flat washers on both sides of the step held in with a pices of duct tape.
Anyway back to the project
These steps are way way more stable and sterdy then the steel steps were. No more blocks of wood under the last step.
Zoeys said Fix it !!!!
Thank you.
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Another Mod
Small job big project.....
I needed a 12V USB by the bed to charge my phone at night when we're Boondocking. Last time I ran the big inverter all night just to change the phone and it pulled my batteries down to 47%.
I had to pull the bed all apart to find 12V source and make sure I wasn't drilling through anything I shouldn't.
I installed it on the closet side near the 110 plug. And wired it into the 12V wires going to the reading lights.
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Small job big project.....
I needed a 12V USB by the bed to charge my phone at night when we're Boondocking. Last time I ran the big inverter all night just to change the phone and it pulled my batteries down to 47%.
I had to pull the bed all apart to find 12V source and make sure I wasn't drilling through anything I shouldn't.
I installed it on the closet side near the 110 plug. And wired it into the 12V wires going to the reading lights.
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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The next one I've been fighting with, for a fee weeks now.
I had already done the LED dimmer switch on my side of the bed. Then DW decided she wanted one on her side to, I had ordered my first LED dimmer switch from (RV parts country) and it worked perfectly. Then ordered the 2nd one from Amazon,.
I cut the hole out wired it in and nothing !!! I didn't work :/ emailed the seller, they sent me another one wired it in and still nothing.. WTH.... I left it a few days trying to figure it out, pulled the lights down to check all of the wiring out.
So I took the switch out of my side and wired it into her side to see if it would work. It did..... 2 switches from Amazon are both bad. I guess I'll order 1 more from RV parts country and see what happens.
This is the good switch
These are the bad switches
Sending them back and ordered another one.
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I had already done the LED dimmer switch on my side of the bed. Then DW decided she wanted one on her side to, I had ordered my first LED dimmer switch from (RV parts country) and it worked perfectly. Then ordered the 2nd one from Amazon,.
I cut the hole out wired it in and nothing !!! I didn't work :/ emailed the seller, they sent me another one wired it in and still nothing.. WTH.... I left it a few days trying to figure it out, pulled the lights down to check all of the wiring out.
So I took the switch out of my side and wired it into her side to see if it would work. It did..... 2 switches from Amazon are both bad. I guess I'll order 1 more from RV parts country and see what happens.
This is the good switch
These are the bad switches
Sending them back and ordered another one.
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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No its on the back of the box
The LED switch has 3 wires and the non LED has only 2
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The LED switch has 3 wires and the non LED has only 2
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