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Old 05-09-2012, 07:09 AM   #1
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What is this?

His maybe a silly question but what is this? It hangs above the sink.... I'm thinking it's to hold a small water jug?????

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It is an interesting mod....
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Old 05-09-2012, 07:25 AM   #2
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It's a towel or washcloth holder:

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Old 05-09-2012, 07:30 AM   #3
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Sorry, I guess I didn't specify what in the photo I was asking about! Haha!
it's the metal half round thing on the left wall, it has a metal shelf bracket to support it and a metal plate to secure it to the wall...
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Oh! Yes, that is quite the contraption... Can you strap a bottle of wine or beer in there to keep it safe while washing your hands?
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Haha, it's big enough to strap a small keg on!!
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Baby changing station?
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Is it big enough to put a drinking water container on it? Jim
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Old 05-09-2012, 11:56 AM   #8
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I think a small container... It's about 7 inches wide. If you look at the back of it it has 2 holes attached to it.... Maybe to tie it down for transport???
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Baby changing station?
Haha, maybe a cradle??
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Have you considered asking the PO what this is? It definitely does not look like anything commercially made, therefore it likely is some Rube Goldberg affair he kludged together.
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Old 05-10-2012, 11:48 AM   #11
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Good idea,but i think it was a mod made by the first or second po, the guy we bought it from didn't ever camp in it, and wanted to keep things original. It sure is strange ....
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Should hold two or three garden hoses...
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Looks to me like a ski jump for the mice that will eventually invade your trailer ... but I could be wrong, of course!
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Maybe since it's in the bathroom, it held some container of water that you would heat on the stove, and then it would provide hot water at a height from which you could have a basic shower?

It definitely has some small holes on the end and top from which a piece surely hooked over or tied over to hold the object secure. And the perfect hemispherical shape makes me thing it was a barrel/ jug/etc.

I like the keg idea best though.
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My curiosity is aroused! Maybe you could post photos of this at various angles, and describe what it is made of (for example, I see that there is a regular hardware store bracket) as well as the dimensions. Having owned a variety of travel trailers and a motorhome since 1981, and having kludged a few things myself, perhaps a different perspective might trigger a "eureka!" moment.
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I will go take more photos, it's a puzzle to me for sure.... Since its in the bathroom maybe it could be a mini water slide....
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I think it's a toilet paper holder for people with size XXXL behinds.

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Good idea,but i think it was a mod made by the first or second po, the guy we bought it from didn't ever camp in it, and wanted to keep things original. It sure is strange ....
It is definitely not 'original' in terms of Airstream Factory...
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Old 05-15-2012, 07:48 AM   #20
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Talk about not factory original.... Here's another mod for you....

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I think we are just going to make this into a twin bed
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