What Did You Do For Your Travel Trailer Recently?

My DH made me a terrific pots and pans drawer under the dinette seat. He is now making another, longer one for the other side. Best upgrade he's made so far.

Added a progressive industries HW30C for protection, changed all lights to leds, added shelves to entry pantry.

Added an on board genset and got rid of the horribly uncomfortable dinette.








Started by adding a 44x48 door from Arizona RV slavage so I could load in my Kayaks.
Added a used Honda EV4010 with 80 hours on it.
Used Genny door from Arizona RV salvage with a Hoffman louver panel (had in the garage)
Moved the water heater to under the bathroom sink from the new genset location.
Added a pressure tank from an RO system so the toilet can be flushed at night without the pump.
Installed Lowes unfinished 30" base cabinets. Top is an Ikea "Galant" Black Brown table cut to fit.
Couch is a used jacknife sofa recovered in Ultraleather.
Perfect!

:)

tomman58 wrote:

fallsrider wrote:

pdmac1946 wrote:
The battery switch idea is really great. I have one and it really saves on the battery when the trailer is in storage.

in the few short months we've owned our trailer, I had already gotten tired of removing the battery cable, putting it back on, removing it, etc. I'm thinking the switch is going to be very convenient.

I always leave my TT plugged in to keep battery up and produce a little heat to keep things dry been doing it for years. Costs little and never have a musty odor in the TT.

We leave our TT plugged in most of the time, too, but it shortens a battery's life to always be on a charge. Our 19 year old converter just charges. It doesn't have a maintenance feature.

Is an electric hitch the same as an electric tongue jack?

Got it home after having new roof put one. Just bought an electric tongue jack, new step covers, new awning mat and new air mattress for sofa bed. Thinks that is about it for,now. Looking at replacing the concertone junk and tv with something better (something that works).

Pulled the drums to check the brakes and greased the bearings. Also I think I stopped water leaking on the floor from the AC by tightening the four bolts that hold AC to the roof..... We'll see.

fallsrider wrote:

pdmac1946 wrote:
The battery switch idea is really great. I have one and it really saves on the battery when the trailer is in storage.

in the few short months we've owned our trailer, I had already gotten tired of removing the battery cable, putting it back on, removing it, etc. I'm thinking the switch is going to be very convenient.

I always leave my TT plugged in to keep battery up and produce a little heat to keep things dry been doing it for years. Costs little and never have a musty odor in the TT.

pdmac1946 wrote:
The battery switch idea is really great. I have one and it really saves on the battery when the trailer is in storage.

in the few short months we've owned our trailer, I had already gotten tired of removing the battery cable, putting it back on, removing it, etc. I'm thinking the switch is going to be very convenient.

The battery switch idea is really great. I have one and it really saves on the battery when the trailer is in storage.