What did you do to your Toy Hauler today???

big buford wrote:
Re coated the front cap with zep wetlook floor Polish. First application lasted over three years. Got some zep floor wax stripper which removed the old stuff like butter. Wiped on 5 coats of new polish looks better than new.
Front cap

Just pulled mine out of indoor storage. Interested in how you came up with using this product on your rig. Mine is looking a bit ragged. What did you do to prep your surface the first time you used it?

Replaced the marbled glass in the front door with clear Lexan.

Re coated the front cap with zep wetlook floor Polish. First application lasted over three years. Got some zep floor wax stripper which removed the old stuff like butter. Wiped on 5 coats of new polish looks better than new.
Front cap

My Rig did not come with backup lights. The center pin on the 7 pin connector is suposed to be for B/U lights but mine did not work. Checking further the wire was there on the truck side but not connected. I had to run wire from the junction box to the back of the Rig and the two Ramp lights. I also added a relay. Now the Ramp lights will come on with when in reverse plus still work with inside switch.

Nothing!!! We have a thunderbolt on order. Hope to pick up in two weeks. Then I'll have a lot to start working on.

Parked it!! The roads were too slick!!

Added two 120v receptacles in garage. Two lights under the top bed next.

I purchased two screen door handles and installed them.

bkirkpatrick wrote:

C'mon now. The bathroom? This is a very small space and the back pressure from the bedroom will provide more than enough heat to the bathroom.

Maybe so and the size of the room could let this "self balance" just putting it out there in case there isn't enough in the bathroom when both are open.

We have OEM ducting in our bathroom and when the heat is on, it is by far the warmest part of the trailer.