Post by myredracer on Sept 14, 2016 16:30:20 GMT -5
We replaced the "industry standard" wobbly table legs with ones from Lance. They are VERY solid and look great too.
These are Glowsteps from Torklift that replaced the original steel Lippert steps. They have an extra step/tread that makes it easier to walk on, they substantially reduce vertical movement inside the TT when walking up & down and they adjust to unlevel ground if on a sloping site.
The wood table top that came with our corian countertop upgrade was defective and replaced under warranty. I took the old one a made a folding TV tray out of it using metal legs from an old folding table we had. I cut the old top to size, ran a router around the edge and stained it to match the "smart cherry" finish elsewhere inside.
There was an inaccessible cavity under one end of our dinette seating near the main entry door. I cut an access into it and finished it inside and put s trim strip around the opening. It gets several pairs of shoes out of the way. My wife thinks it's one of my best mods. Also in this photo is a built-in Intervac vaccuum unit I installed. Oh, and FWIW, also a flashlight holder and towel bar.
I added gauges to the propane tanks. They're pretty useless at telling you just much is in a tank, and will only give you 3 readings - if it has propane in it, when it's almost empty and empty. Goes from almost empty to empty pretty quickly.
Gil, Deb and Dougal the Springer Spaniel
2014 KZ Spree 262RKS
2009 F250
These are Glowsteps from Torklift that replaced the original steel Lippert steps. They have an extra step/tread that makes it easier to walk on, they substantially reduce vertical movement inside the TT when walking up & down and they adjust to unlevel ground if on a sloping site.
The wood table top that came with our corian countertop upgrade was defective and replaced under warranty. I took the old one a made a folding TV tray out of it using metal legs from an old folding table we had. I cut the old top to size, ran a router around the edge and stained it to match the "smart cherry" finish elsewhere inside.
There was an inaccessible cavity under one end of our dinette seating near the main entry door. I cut an access into it and finished it inside and put s trim strip around the opening. It gets several pairs of shoes out of the way. My wife thinks it's one of my best mods. Also in this photo is a built-in Intervac vaccuum unit I installed. Oh, and FWIW, also a flashlight holder and towel bar.
I added gauges to the propane tanks. They're pretty useless at telling you just much is in a tank, and will only give you 3 readings - if it has propane in it, when it's almost empty and empty. Goes from almost empty to empty pretty quickly.
Gil, Deb and Dougal the Springer Spaniel
2014 KZ Spree 262RKS
2009 F250
