Well since we are not towing with a half ton i dont have to worry about everysingle lbs we put inside the TH so latley i been doing some minor mods to make it a lil convient and to utilize as much space as we can. We got to thinking theres really no room to keep 4 towels (family of 4) in the bathroom. Its nice to just keep things in its place and know its there when needed. So i wanted to utilize the wall above the toilet since its bare and wasted space. I wanted a simple towel rack and not over complcated, well after looking online we decided to this wedge design so the towels will be there at all times and we dont have to wprry about them falling off when towing since i made it real snug.
I have been spending more time in the TH just cleaning checking things out making sure everythings in order and tightend up, yesterday night i was just checking out where all the elctrical stuff was water pump, how to access things etc. Got to looking under the kitchen sink and looking at the faucet so i decided to change it out. Went to home depot like at 9:30pm got a new faucet with a pull down sprayer and new supply lines 2 sharkbite shut off valves cut the pex added sharkbite valves new supply lines and one new faucet-wala. Love it! Next is adding undersink mount soap dispenser. Also going to do the bathroom faucet now.
Finished the install on the inverter cleaned up all the wires and did all the small stuff to make it look super clea . Crimped and soldered all the wires added heat shrink etc.
Heres the remote switch i added on the factory control panel, there was a bunk switch on the panel that wasnt in use since our th doesnt have bunks i just removed it cut a bigger hole for the inverter switch.
Mounted the inverter underneath our bed storage compartment.
All the wires crimped soldered and wire loomed +/- ground and the extension cord
Heres the remote switch i added on the factory control panel, there was a bunk switch on the panel that wasnt in use since our th doesnt have bunks i just removed it cut a bigger hole for the inverter switch.
Mounted the inverter underneath our bed storage compartment.
All the wires crimped soldered and wire loomed +/- ground and the extension cord
N-Trouble wrote:Rambino wrote:
Installed a TrailAir Tri-Glide pin box
Any pics? Have you towed with it yet?
Have yet to tow with it. But I am confident it will provide a better ride and make the rough roads less stressful on our rig.
Do not have any pics of the install process. Pretty much remove and replace. The OE pin box removal was an easy one person job. The TrailAir weighs at least twice the OE pin. Two to install. The old box has 12 bolt holes and the TrailAir has 18. I went overkill and purchased extra bolts. Left one bolt hole for the Break-away switch wiring. Used 3M dual lock (kind of like Velcro but better) to mount the switch.
qchunter wrote:sin cal hd wrote:qchunter wrote:
Finally got around to installing my sewer hose holder. Had to install under the front since the th has no bumper. It will be better than storing it over the generator.
Could you post a pic of the cap and latch? My parents want to do this to their trailer. Thanks.
Here you go. I can get a close up if needed, just let me know. I used a hinge on one side but had to trim the lip on the cap so it would open easily. The other side I used a hasp and found some pins that had a ring that held tension so it always wants to stay closed. Got it at home Depot.
Works for me thanks. Did you put a hinge on both ends of the tube? The pics look like 2 different angles of the hinge on either side.
sin cal hd wrote:qchunter wrote:
Finally got around to installing my sewer hose holder. Had to install under the front since the th has no bumper. It will be better than storing it over the generator.
Could you post a pic of the cap and latch? My parents want to do this to their trailer. Thanks.
Here you go. I can get a close up if needed, just let me know. I used a hinge on one side but had to trim the lip on the cap so it would open easily. The other side I used a hasp and found some pins that had a ring that held tension so it always wants to stay closed. Got it at home Depot.
My 2016 380TH came with the sewer hose holder. It's a bit back of the rear door with openings on both ends.
