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.
There were several surprising things about the outdoor kitchen. There are 4 large holes in the back of the kitchen and a few small ones that are superhighways for critters. On nice days we tend to leave the door open so this had to be fixed. Coleman generally makes good products but the included grill…
Here”s a Graphical Guide To The Enhancements We Made Just rollover the arrows to see the descriptions.We mounted an Amazon Alexa Dot to the sidewall to replace the tinny outdoor speakers.We added a baby-proofing latch to the fridge.We moved the small inside fire extinguisher to the outside kitchen.We replaced the Coleman grill with a two…
Our first trailer was a Jayco Jayfeather Sport 197. It was our introduction to camping but it had some shortcomings. So we sat down and made a list of features we wanted in an upgrade. It was a fairly short list but it took us months to narrow down to the trailer we wanted Our…
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…
