I hate having the hoses and shore power cables sitting on the ground. I saw a picture of this on the internet and I thought it was brilliant. I’ve since lost the link of the original, but here’s my version.
To make this work, I combined two really good (but still inexpensive) suction cups and a pair of mommy clips. The hose and cable goes into the hooks and they go on to the suction cups.
I make sure that I have the hose arranged so the hook is taking the weight of the water filter instead of the inlet on the side of the camper.
I use quick releases all around to save a few minutes during setup and teardown.
I’m not particularly paranoid by nature, but the internet can sure make you that way. After reading enough posts about propane tanks being stolen, I decided to do a simple mod to secure the tanks on my 216RBK. I drilled a hole through the giant wing-nut and a matching pair through the security bar that…
Not sure if it’s safe to put a screw in the wall? Me either. However, I was able to grab some photos with dimensions when i was fixing the outdoor outlet. You’ll note that I wasn’t being careful so one of the photos is in inches and the rest are in millimeters. I’ll convert both…
The 215RBK is my first trailer with a water heater that uses both gas and electric. Its a great feature and it was on my must have. However, once I got the trailer, using it wasn’t as easy as I thought. The instructions are as clear as mud! I read a lot of facebook posts…
