What's your favorite modification? Did it work out as expected? Or did it flop? Share some pics of your handy work.

It may not sound like much but I added 2 shelves in the pantry. There was so much room between the 3 shelves that were in there that I was able to put in 2 more. Just the right height for canned goods. The wife loves it. Another was I divided the under bed storage in half. We have a cat and one half is where the cat box goes. Works very well actually. I also added a wire basket in the bathroom for towel storage. Up behind the toilet high enough not to be a head banger. That works quite well also. Just small things that make RV life easier. Sorry about no pics though.

Solar…before “solar prep” was an option and skeptics were saying solar doesn’t work and you’ll see panels all over the roadway.

When we buy a new trailer, my wife has visions of what shelves and dividers she wants inside the cabinets. After she describes them, I build close to what she wants. All of my shelves have the weight carried by the floor, not the sides of cabinets because the cabinets are built very cheaply. Our Class C went over 50,000 miles with my mods, first TT went 10,000 (sold at that point) and our current TT has gone 25,000 miles without anything coming loose. I also remove some of the plywood panels that builders install to hid the plumbing, I redo to areas so that I get extra storage and still looks good.I add a second LP tank and auto switch over regulaotr. I hate getting up in the middle of the night to change LP tanks.One other thing we do is cut the bench seat plywood lids in half and mount them on hinges to make it easier to get stuff out of the seat. Some extra framing is required to keep the seats strong.

The DF likes to load all of the drawers very heavy which causes them to fly open on the bumps or sharp corners. This means newer heavier door latches.Bill

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afidel
Explorer II
Mar 23, 2022
Oh, the one piece that got transferred from my old rig to new was my Oxygenics shower head, LOVE that thing. It's a fairly minor mod since it's screw on, but if you do boondocking or do state parks without full hookups it's a major upgrade. Heck, even just places with low pressure.
deltabravo
Nomad
Mar 23, 2022
Added a new 120vac outlet for space heater

Cold weather upgrades such as insulating the cargo bay doors and the outdoor shower

Insulated the pass-through storage bay (bed platform)
ktmrfs
Explorer II
Mar 22, 2022
a list
1) add spark ignitor to gas oven DW favorite update
2) since we boondock, toss the WFCO and replace with PD
3) put full extension slide out drawers in pantry
4) replace shower faucet with thermostatic control faucet
5) solar on the roof and portable solar for when we are in the shade
6) replace existing exhaust fans with Max air fans
7) rear camera integrated into NAV display on the truck
8) cut off rear bumper and made rear sliding tray for carrying "first setup stuff" and cooler
9) picked up REI e-bikes for our rides when camping!
deltabravo
Nomad
Mar 22, 2022
Switched out the attached power cord for a Marinco power port.

Added USB / 12v ports in an RV that didn't have any.

Added more USB ports and a switch to turn them off in my next RV
lane_hog
Explorer II
Mar 21, 2022
1) Adding rooftop solar... my original panel is now on its third coach in 18 years
2) Hardwiring a backup camera on my TT... zero latency compared to our wireless camera
3) Adding USB ports at the dinette
CavemanCharlie
Explorer III
Mar 19, 2022
I'm just a weekend camper. When I'm camping I don't take clothing that is fancy and needs to hang up. I put shelves in the wardrobe and I love it. I can store a lot more folded clothing on the shelves when I would be able to hang up and it's easier.
ppine
Explorer II
Mar 17, 2022
New Pioneer stereo.
New table configuration.
Forest River Microlight is a great trailer.

Best mods were to Ford 7.3 liter diesel.
New AFE air cleaner.
Four inch exhaust from engine to tailpipe.
SCT tuner.
LJAZ
Explorer
Mar 17, 2022
Added fantastic fan over the bed.
Replaced the Hengs noisy over the range exhaust hood with the Fabulous Operating Products (same people that invented the fantastic fan) 3 speed exhaust fan with LED light.
toedtoes
Explorer III
Mar 17, 2022
Switched out the attached power cord for a Marinco power port.

Installed deck hatch covers on the propane/battery cover. Now I can just remove the small cover to turn on/off the propane or check the tank levels.
GrandpaKip
Explorer II
Mar 17, 2022
Bidet and soft close seat
SS sinks w/residential faucets
Fantastic Fan
Progressive EMS
20A inlet so we can use microwave and A/C at same time
Fiddles on nightstands so books can stay while on the road
Vents on all enclosed spaces
Wine rack under dinette seat
Electronics shelf
Drawers in all cubby holes
Frame mounted cargo rack
Roof ladder
Removed stove and built appliance garage
Wooden Andersen style levelers
Sony stereo w/better speakers