What Did You Do For Your Travel Trailer Recently?

Drum wrote:
Just last week I bought mine a slightly better TV. It's a 2006 Ford E350. No trips towing with it yet. I also got a Roku for streaming free movies to the TV (television) via my 4G cell phone connection. That has worked out great.

Don't forget to Google for "roku hidden channels" or "roku secret channels" :B

WoodGlue wrote:
Cute keyring!

thanks

Just last week I bought mine a slightly better TV. It's a 2006 Ford E350. No trips towing with it yet. I also got a Roku for streaming free movies to the TV (television) via my 4G cell phone connection. That has worked out great.

Yesterday we laid carpet in our trailer. Hopefully it will warm the floor a bit on those 20 degree nights.

Saturday I installed two Camco vent covers and a Camco Cyclone holding tank vent. Also repaired a cabinet door that I had inadvertently damaged on a recent trip. Luckily I just had to glue and clamp it back together and it looks good as new. Yesterday I reinstalled the repaired door and made a couple more repairs to mounting hardware (stripped screw and broken curtain bracket) that could have been handled under warranty by the dealer but were not worth the gas and time to haul it over to their shop and leave it for the repairs.

The biggest thing though is that we had a new parking shed built to store it under and that was completed yesterday. It will keep it mostly dry and shaded as it is attached to our 30x30 metal shop building on the south side and there are high trees on two of the open sides. We had been keeping the TT at my wife's parents home for a couple months since it was purchased. I am sure they are glad to see it go.

Cute keyring!

Since we picked it up a couple of months ago, we have:

• Added outside bright round porch light to the left of the front door 3 ft or so, with inside switch just inside door, but other 2 light switches - see switch on key holder picture below.
• Added small light (switch on light) on back side of trailer, just front of the dinette location.
• added outside baggage doors with access to the under-dinette storage. Awesome - pic below - New Baggage Doors
  
• Added matching TP holder, hand-towel hooks, towel bars on the bathroom door (Home Depot Pegasus) - pic below
• Added coat hooks on the sliding bedroom doors, over the foot of the bed (Command Strip hooks, screwed into place).
• Added key holder just under the light switches by the front door - pic below
• Added sliding pantry shelves - Sliding Shelves in Pantry - note use of nail to pin the shelves into place for travel
• Moved dinette table 3" further from wall (2-post dinette) for tummy room and made the distance between the post collars on the floor match the distance on the bottom of the tabletop - 3" was the max and still be able to slide the slideout back in - pic below
• Added a light in the pass-through storage on the 'far' side.
• Installed carpet in the front passthrough that matches the rest of the trailer.
• Used some of that carpet to make 'toppers' for the top of the little platforms next to the bed, so the dogs don't just slide across it.
  

A few pics

Installed a Flip Foot on the tongue jack. No more wood block to chase around the bed of truck. Love it.

Love the big sink! Nice work.

Just got finished replacing the counter top, sink and faucet.

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Jim