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

Is the camera wireless? What brand it is?

And; here's a shot of the Large Round Light I installed earlier.


"No, I don't leave it on all night. I only turn it on for a short time, when needed."

Not today, but over the weekend I installed a rear view camera over the ramp door. This will help in backing; and I'll be able to see what's behind me on the road.

Installed a King Dome Sat dish this past weekend, got the dish from a friend. Took out the fridge and dropped the wires through the vent. Works great, no longer need to setup a tripod and play with the dish until it gets a signal.

Suppose there is some way to shade those so they point more down instead of out? An angled reflector or angled mount?

64thunderbolt wrote:

Mike_LA wrote:
I replaced the small, rectangular exterior light with the large round scare light.



Mike
'06 Chevy Silverado Z-71
'05 Jayco ZX24-E Toy Hauler
Prodigy P2 Brake Control
15K Putnam Class 5 Receiver
10K Equal-i-zer WD
'05 Kawasaki KLR650
'09 Doodlebug Mini bike

Toy Hauler

I have thought about doing the same. Is it too bright when sitting around @ night?

No, not that I've found.
The larger round light provides more of a well lit area.

Mike_LA wrote:
I replaced the small, rectangular exterior light with the large round scare light.



Mike
'06 Chevy Silverado Z-71
'05 Jayco ZX24-E Toy Hauler
Prodigy P2 Brake Control
15K Putnam Class 5 Receiver
10K Equal-i-zer WD
'05 Kawasaki KLR650
'09 Doodlebug Mini bike

Toy Hauler

I have thought about doing the same. Is it too bright when sitting around @ night?

I replaced the small, rectangular exterior light with the large round scare light.



Mike
'06 Chevy Silverado Z-71
'05 Jayco ZX24-E Toy Hauler
Prodigy P2 Brake Control
15K Putnam Class 5 Receiver
10K Equal-i-zer WD
'05 Kawasaki KLR650
'09 Doodlebug Mini bike

Toy Hauler

Got sick and tired of having NO counter space what so ever.....

So I cut a piece of wood, stained and sealed and got some folding brackets...

bkirkpatrick wrote:
Began welding a cradle to hold four batteries in the 2 battery side compartment.

Nice web site, Brendan. :C