Class A loading conveyor

I have an idea - we build the door to not only function as a door, but to unhinge and swivel down to become a conveyor. A handle pops out and we rotate the conveyor belt by hand (like that conveyor belt you add to the bed of your pickup to unload rocks, etc.).

Part of the conveyor belt is clear that you would position in front of the window when light is needed, or solid if you want to close out the light.

If we actually used the screen door for this function, the conveyor belt could be the integrated screen.

I did sleep in a Holiday Inn Express once! :)

Wow do people really bring pots and pans? My rig stays loaded and fridge on all the time with the exception of food and some clothes, but then i do use it a lot. For the price of something to load it with just buy another pile of stuff to leave in there all the time...

67Cutlass wrote:

Executive wrote:
One inside and one outside...Outside person puts them inside the door, inside person puts them away...simple...no climbing in and out....Dennis

X2:S

x3 or 4 or whatever we're up to. Production line process.

wny_pat wrote:

wa8yxm wrote:

wny_pat wrote:
Somehow I sense the beginning of new roll out business to sucker in brand new RV owners! As if there aren't enough already. :R

Roll out... Like the products at this link?

that was what my mind was thinking. But wrote it as a pun on someone selling a new RV accessory item. There are so many already, that we could well do without.

or go to a farm auction and get a bale conveyor. could take stuff directly from house, thru window, into RV.
bumpy

wa8yxm wrote:

wny_pat wrote:
Somehow I sense the beginning of new roll out business to sucker in brand new RV owners! As if there aren't enough already. :R

Roll out... Like the products at this link?

that was what my mind was thinking. But wrote it as a pun on someone selling a new RV accessory item. There are so many already, that we could well do without.

Ivylog wrote:
Hire an undocumented worker to bring it in the door. You are in TX so should not be a problem.

I 'bout fell out of my recliner on that one.
Scott

Daveinet wrote:
It's very simple, YOU ARE OVER PACKING. We all are guilty, but it doesn't change the fact. If there is still space inside the motorhome, then there is something we've forgot.

Im overpacking when my coach is down on the helper springs!

wny_pat wrote:
Somehow I sense the beginning of new roll out business to sucker in brand new RV owners! As if there aren't enough already. :R

Roll out... Like the products at this link?

Crazy Ray wrote:
My wife gets into MH and I hand the stuff thru window.:D

Ditto!


Doug

It's very simple, YOU ARE OVER PACKING. We all are guilty, but it doesn't change the fact. If there is still space inside the motorhome, then there is something we've forgot.