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. |
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Nice Project Skip!
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Slide Frame |
Slide Hardware |
Hardware in the frame |
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Slides installed and extended |
Slide Drawer Installed |
Slide Drawer Extended |
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Mounting Hardware |
Position of hardware |
Slide unit installed in the storage bay |
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Tool Box in Place |
Shot with Drawers Open |
Side View |
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Filter inside the box to prevent damage by UV exposure |
Finished project |
Tom's "Filter in a Box" |
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Out of the box |
These items not supplied |
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| 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.
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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
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PARTS LIST
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FC's Portable RV Steps
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FC's RV Steps with non slip and reflective tape |
Wide shot |
Skip's Water Pressure Regulator
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Skips design..and I saw it in action and it works well |
Shadow's RV Shades (Jan. 2006)
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My Little Table
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I made this little table to hold my coffee while in the recliner. |
It does not fold but stores in the closet when moving |
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Three steps from a 2 x 2" base and 3/4" Plywood tops |
Top section has sand in the paint on the top |
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Middle one fits under the top with three pegs to prevent slipping |
Bottom fits under the Middle one with same type pegs |
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These are the same width as the MH steps and painted with exterior house paint. |
Lance likes them too |
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Skip's RV Portable RV Step |
View with the non skid top removed |
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Nancy & Laptop Holder |
Nancy's Laptop in Place on the Holder |
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Nancy's Floor Mount |
Nancy's laptop holder |
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Nancy's Laptop holder in Place |
FC's Jack Stands |
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JA's Laptop Box |
Box with laptop removed |
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JA's 350 watt power unit (Wal-Mart $50) for laptop and speakers with plenty of power to spare. |
Michelin Tire Blowout Video Link |
