Summary of 27 mods made to our 2021 2720QS

[jandp]

This is a summary of the 27 mods we made to our 2021 Trailmanor – 2720 QS. We’re not done yet but wanted to capture what has been done to date. These changes have weathered well during cross country trips and extended travel – even our 90+ day caravan through the Canadian Maritimes. We're calling the mods listed a success and have a few more on my project list.
Most of these came from others on this forum, a few are original ideas/designs. We want to thank those that have shared their solutions on this forum. We really enjoy our Trailmanor, and are always amazed at the number of current, previous, and future owners who stop by and say hello in during our travels.
Safe Travels

 

[Darrowman]

Can you please post more pictures of the couch tables? It looks interesting. Good job on the other modifications!

 

[jandp]

Thank you. I can provide some drawings until we shoot some more pics. The tables swing to allow you to bring the table as close as desired and when ready to get up, you can push away and stand up. We enjoy the cup holder(s) and the additional power outlets. The outlets are wired to the box under the couch.

 

[Darrowman]

Thanks a bunch for figuring out everything! This will be on my list.

 

[Diamond_D]

This is a great list, thanks for sharing!

Can you please post a photo, or ideally a link, showing the spring loaded hook you mentioned for keeping the halves of the door together? They come apart multiple times per day with the current design and it’s a frequent frustration for me.

 

[jandp]

The hook I was referring to keeps the door closed when traveling not the one that keeps the two halves together. So far, the factory latch is working well to keep the halves together, even when we pull in for an overnight without putting the levels down.

 

[Bill]

Diamond-D -
Not that you asked me, but I have used the silver one of these from Amazon. Works great, and no false operation.

Amazon.com

Bill

 

[jandp]

Bill,
That also looks like a good solution. The factory installed plastic "spinny bob" lasted several trips. The door started opening when I would turn a corner and I needed a permanent solution.
The attached picture has worked without fail since installation. It may not be the best looking solution but it works. I went with the version pictured with a spring closure as it provides added reassurance it won't bounce open in travels.