Show your mods!!

[Mr_Usa]

This is a removeable DVD stand I made out of conduit and wood for the back bunk in our Jayco 23B. swivels and tilted slightly. I also made one that will slide in the post where our regular TV sits for those "Dry camping" days!!







Weather station.



Clock installed above Dinette.



No need to bring a chunk of wood with.

[HeyJude]

Yes, it is the masterbuilt one, thanks! That knob is a good idea! DH had to adjust the center support and had to go get a tool, I'll tell him about that!

[popeye59]

miatared wrote:

popeye59 wrote:
I now use the same rack, but just used the provided U-bolts to attach it to the bumper

Is that rack from Masterbuilt - the one they call 4-in-1, 'cause that is the one I ordered too for $50. Have got to install it yet.

Looks real good for the $$.

Denis

Yes it is. I forgot how sturdy Masterbuilt builds their stuff. I also have their hitch hauler rack we use when going on vacation and that thing is built like a Mack Truck. Only thing is I added the knob on the center support so it would be adjustable without tools.

[miatared]

popeye59 wrote:
I now use the same rack, but just used the provided U-bolts to attach it to the bumper

Is that rack from Masterbuilt - the one they call 4-in-1, 'cause that is the one I ordered too for $50. Have got to install it yet.

Looks real good for the $$.

Denis

[miatared]

popeye59 wrote:
Lucky you. Don't know where to get one of the sensors, maybe you could try the company. Email them at sales @ vena . com. I emailed them asking about the monitor and they replied they no longer make it due to lack of interest in the RV community.

Do like I did - save a Search on eBay - it will send you email if ever one does pop up for sale. That is what I did - had forgotten about it, and one day an email. Needless to say, I jumped on it for $75. I have my search still on, looking for the AC sensor donut.

Good luck.

Denis

[HeyJude]

I now use the same rack, but just used the provided U-bolts to attach it to the bumper.

Our intentions were to just attach it to the bumper... BUT (always a but in there), the stabilizer jack supports were all the way across the bumper. With the spare tire, there was nowhere to attach it, hence the 4" receiver.

[popeye59]

HeyJude wrote:
DH welded a 4" reciever and steel brace to the frame of the HTT to install bike rack.
Back view.


Side view.


Hitch reciever and reinforced steel support.

I now use the same rack, but just used the provided U-bolts to attach it to the bumper.





Using that setup, I don't need to use any straps to steady the bike rack. I've had people follow me tell me it is rock steady even on bumpy railroad crossings.

[popeye59]

miatared wrote:
I got it on eBay from a boater who never got to install it on his recently sold boat. for $75 :C

I am still on the hunt for the AC donut sensor.

Denis

Lucky you. Don't know where to get one of the sensors, maybe you could try the company. Email them at sales @ vena . com. I emailed them asking about the monitor and they replied they no longer make it due to lack of interest in the RV community.

[miatared]

Thank you for the pics above - that is exactly what I need to do - I have the same bike rack, I have a 20 inch receiver extensions - now I need to find a welder, my DW can do anything... but she cannot weld :E

[HeyJude]

DH welded a 4" reciever and steel brace to the frame of the HTT to install bike rack.
Back view.


Side view.


Hitch reciever and reinforced steel support.

[miatared]

I got it on eBay from a boater who never got to install it on his recently sold boat. for $75 :C

I am still on the hunt for the AC donut sensor.

Denis

[popeye59]

Where did you get the Vena monitor from? And what did it cost? Did you get the optional A/C current sensor?

[miatared]

Installed my AC/DC Vena monitor panel.

2011 Shamrock 19

Ran the wire down at the back of the converter.

Works real well.

(PS. Battery was disconnected when I took the pic...)

[FerrisFamilyof5]

newest mod, stainless steel backsplash above the fridge. StainlessLiving.com

gave them the dimensions, for cutouts and it lined up perfectly!

[wagreens]

Mr. Hybridist wrote:

popeye59 wrote:

bikendan wrote:

wagreens wrote:

wagreens wrote:
Added some sliding shelves to the pantry.


Bottom drawer fully extended. I made them side out as far as possible so that it is easy to get to the stuff in the back.


We added a child safety lock so that the cabinet would not come open during transit.

repost because the images were not seen under FireFox

still not seeing them with Firefox.

I see them quite well with Firefox here

When I was at work today I saw them fine in internet explorer but here at home using firefox they don't show up.

Fixed my URLs, had back slashes instead of forward slashs

[HeyJude]

haroldpe86 wrote:
yours, sir!?

anyways, here's a welded rear hitch for bike rack added to our HTT:

Nice! DH was measuring for our hitch yesterday, I'll have to show him these!