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Originally Posted by PopBeavers
Mods that I have made:
drawers in one of the lower cabinets
exterior switch to disconnect the batteries
second battery
added over stove cabinet (not available for my 2005)
drilled new hole in rear shell bracket that keeps the top shell snug against the bottom shell to eliminate drafts
wites stubbed to the rear of the fridge so I can plug in outdoor speakers
pool noodles for rear bunk insulation (technically not a mod)
mods I intend to make:
get another leaf for the table and cut it 1/3 and 2/3 to give me more choices for table size.
cut and trim outdoor carpet that I can place over the vinyl floor. vinyl is easier to keep clean when riding dirt bikes, but for off season vinyl is cold in the mornings.
Mods I have seen but do not intend to do
solar
12v to 120v converter
television mounting brackets (we don't take a TV)
That is all I can think of. This information comes from several trips to the West Coast rally in Petaluma, CA
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Thanks!
I will be installing mud flaps today. On my first short distance trip (1 week) I will be rewiring all the sub-par wiring and connections (outdoor wiring, brakes-tongue area). After that I will start with the convenience mods, such as slide-out/cabinet and storage shelves, upgrade lighting (would like to have all LED) and speakers with outside connections. I already converted my barbecue grill to use the trailer's remote gas connection (Camco 4100 quick-connect conversion kit).
Koz