Newbie's Project: 2010 Tango Twist 21ft

Great looking spice rack. I think we did something like that in "Metal Shop", Middle school age (it's been awhile). Tip for storage during transport: Buy and use excessive amount of paper towel rolls. You'll end up using them but they make great cushions between even the heaviest items like big cans and large pans/pots.

Keep the mods coming Nobs, we all enjoy another guy's work and additions to the trailer.

Just bought some spares.
2 leaf spring packs, brass insert bushings, bearing kit and U bolt kit.

The last trip I took was on some pretty nasty roads in BFN with a FULLY loaded trailer.

Had a spring break...I would have been screwed.

$120.00 CAD

A link to my Solar Panel Project.

https://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/29605064.cfm

After my last long distance trip which included about 70 miles on a Taliban Goat Path in Northern Quebec, I realized that I needed a partition between my dishes and my food storage compartment.
By the end of the trip everything had slid to and fro.

I bought some white (one side) Masonite and glued 2 pieces together so that I had white both sides.....it's light and easy to work with.
Wedge fit and then caulked both sides to keep it in place...for at least 25 years! According to the label!

42 years ago I made a spice rack out of aluminum in shop class.
I gave it to my Mom for Xmas or some such.

Last year my parents moved out of the farm and into a senior's residence and in the BIG CLEAN UP I snatched back that spice rack. :)

Fits perfect!

A couple of small mods this year.

I finally purchased some plexi glass to make shelf stoppers.

I used silicone adhesive to install.

Today I finally finished caulking all the windows, door, compartment doors and frames, roof seams and accessories.

Probably have about 8 hours total invested.....and 5 tubes of Tremco 830 as well as 2 tubes of Dicor Lap sealant (self leveling).

Lets see how long it all holds up.

#1nobby wrote:


Figures because that was the part of the hose that was missing.

And now it's not. :)

Baby steps.

SoundGuy wrote:


Lucky you're not a purist then as that fridge drain hose is supposed to have drainage plug on the end of it.

I did not know that.

Figures because that was the part of the hose that was missing.

#1nobby wrote:
(And for the purists I want to apologize for the black rubber hose.)

Lucky you're not a purist then as that fridge drain hose is supposed to have drainage plug on the end of it. :W As for how your new hose is routed to the outside world that's how it's supposed to be done.