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.
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…
I’m old. I lean on things. I happened to lean on the outdoor socket on my 215RBK when I stood up from placing the X-Chocks and it moved. A lot. I realized that they were using the foam on the outlet cover to seal the giant hole in the side of the trailer. And since…
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…
I had this bottle opener for a year before I figured out where to put it. I’m deathly afraid of putting holes in the Azdel walls. I’m probably being wimpy about it but I’m not willing to take a chance. I finally realized that I could mount it with a screw and nut right in…
