This time I'm sending you 2 pictures of front of RV where I installed to pieces of fabric to protect headlights from sun and UV damage. I bought the fabric in Wal-mart and it has flannel on one side. They are mounted with suction cups that have a pin. The pin is pushed through the fabric and then pushed into the suction cup which is placed as you see on the picture, any kind of suction cup system could be used like one with a screw in it. They work very well and since they are light they don't come off when it is windy. |
|
|
Here are some pictures of my rock guard, I changed it up where it fits on the car side because on the camping world one it is straight and I made my pipe curved. The sides of the car below the headlights is where the rocks where hitting the car. Billy S. |
 |
 |
 |
Nice Project Skip!
 |
 |
 |
Slide Frame |
Slide Hardware |
Hardware in the frame |
 |
 |
 |
Slides installed and extended |
Slide Drawer Installed |
Slide Drawer Extended |
 |
 |
 |
Mounting Hardware |
Position of hardware |
Slide unit installed in the storage bay |
 |
 |
 |
Tool Box in Place |
Shot with Drawers Open |
Side View |
 |
 |
 |
Filter inside the box to prevent damage by UV exposure |
Finished project |
Tom's "Filter in a Box" |
 |
 |
Out of the box |
These items not supplied |
 |
 |
Before |
After |
| I am attaching four pictures from the installation of a Glendinning HoseMaster electric water hose reel. Out_of_the_box shows the reel (complete with hose) that was shipped by Camping World. Not_supplied shows the stuff that I bought on my first trip to the hardware and plumbing shop Bay_before shows the water / power bay before installing the reel Bay_after shows the water / power bay after installing the reel. I ordered the reel from Camping World. http://www.campingworld.com/search/index.cfm?action=search&tcode=11&keywords=hose+reels&x=16&y=13 You can see the manufactures information at http://www.glendinningprods.com/hosemaster_rv.html Installation Notes: I found 12V electrical power under the bed which is right above this bay. I purchased crimpable Y connectors for the splice. I put a 10 amp fuse in the + conductor ... I used 16 gauage wire ... I enclosed the wires in flexible plastic conduit and fed it down through the hole in the floor ... I fastened the conduit using plastic ties ... I copied the template for drilling the holes in the floor of the bay ... I drilled four holes ... I used 10/24 "bolts" with friction nuts ... I used a 1/2 NPT elbow, a 1/2 NPT nipple, and a reducing nipple to connect the 4 foot water hose from the reel to the coach water input. "SkiGramp" (Wayne) |
Heybob's RV Step Device
It has two levels, also can be used for step exercising, sticky carpet added so dog does not slip and slide.
 |
That Heybob is always thinking! Thanks Bob |
Pap's Generator Exhaust Device
Pap put this device together for about $13.
RV Store cost for similar device $133.
Good Job Pap and thanks for sharing
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
PARTS LIST
|
FC's Portable RV Steps
 |
 |
FC's RV Steps with non slip and reflective tape |
Wide shot |
Skip's Water Pressure Regulator
 |
Skips design..and I saw it in action and it works well |
Shadow's RV Shades (Jan. 2006)
 |
 |
|---|---|
 |
 |
My Little Table
 |
 |
I made this little table to hold my coffee while in the recliner. |
It does not fold but stores in the closet when moving |
 |
 |
Three steps from a 2 x 2" base and 3/4" Plywood tops |
Top section has sand in the paint on the top |
 |
 |
Middle one fits under the top with three pegs to prevent slipping |
Bottom fits under the Middle one with same type pegs |
 |
These are the same width as the MH steps and painted with exterior house paint. |
Lance likes them too |
 |
|
|---|---|
Skip's RV Portable RV Step |
View with the non skid top removed |
 |
 |
Nancy & Laptop Holder |
Nancy's Laptop in Place on the Holder |
 |
 |
Nancy's Floor Mount |
Nancy's laptop holder |
 |
 |
Nancy's Laptop holder in Place |
FC's Jack Stands |
 |
 |
JA's Laptop Box |
Box with laptop removed |
 |
 |
JA's 350 watt power unit (Wal-Mart $50) for laptop and speakers with plenty of power to spare. |
Michelin Tire Blowout Video Link |
