What Did You Get For Your Trailer Today?

[Hittenstiehl]

Got the trailer home after new axles. Nice lift. Plus a broken window but that was free of charge.

Before axles on bottom!
After axles on top!

[DaveP]

Originally Posted by Hittenstiehl

Got the trailer home after new axles. Nice lift. Plus a broken window but that was free of charge.

Before axles on bottom!
After axles on top!
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Nice upgrade!

[Ky76Argosy]

Got Boscam rear view camera for ‘76 Argosy. Nice for additional view but still can look through trailer windows front to rear.

[Janet H]

Vintage Airstreams often have no exterior compartments (mine included) save the bumper box. Sooo...

I have new 5 gal buckets! One to store chocks and blocks in and a second for electrical and water hose. When camped, they fit under the trailer and one can be used as a trash can - always handy.

These 2 cans (I know, such excitement) tuck into my step when it's inverted in the door entryway (lobby, foyer?) for travel which makes them handy to get to; first things needed when parking.

Buckets are useful! Wash a fish, tote some water, dump in a bag of ice and chill down some beer, sodas or champagne, landing zone for muddy boots, use as a "basket" to collect seashells, kindling or take it trick or treating - endless.

[Shattered]

Zarcor CloZures for my 27FB kitchen windows.

[truckasaurus]

That Rogue step looks to be just what I've been looking for!

Originally Posted by Janet H

Vintage Airstreams often have no exterior compartments (mine included) save the bumper box. Sooo...

I have new 5 gal buckets! One to store chocks and blocks in and a second for electrical and water hose. When camped, they fit under the trailer and one can be used as a trash can - always handy.

These 2 cans (I know, such excitement) tuck into my step when it's inverted in the door entryway (lobby, foyer?) for travel which makes them handy to get to; first things needed when parking.

Buckets are useful! Wash a fish, tote some water, dump in a bag of ice and chill down some beer, sodas or champagne, landing zone for muddy boots, use as a "basket" to collect seashells, kindling or take it trick or treating - endless.

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[Janet H]

Originally Posted by truckasaurus

That Rogue step looks to be just what I've been looking for!

Here's the link: https://www.roguefitness.com/rogue-resin-plyobox

I got the 12" and shortened it a bit. Strong... durable. Wish it were a little cheaper.

[JayOhBee]

We got a new plexiglass and gorilla tape window on day 2 of our 6 week trip!

[Hans627]

Originally Posted by JayOhBee

We got a new plexiglass and gorilla tape window on day 2 of our 6 week trip!

Nice! What happened?

[chris_kelly]

Not necessarily for our atomicBlonde but for our tow vehicle.

Got a dash cam and adapter for the mirror so I didn’t have to use a trim removal tool at all!

https://dongar.tech/products/mini2kit

[AL13]

Originally Posted by Shattered

Zarcor CloZures for my 27FB kitchen windows.

Nice! I added those last winter during storage time and couldn't be happier. They worked better than expected and now the always-in-the-way mini-blind will be coming out permanently.

[Airtandem]

I'm looking at replacing the door window to clear and adding Zarcor shade. This would be a added security with being able to see out without opening the door.
Mike

[Silvr_Bullet]

My first sewing project with an old Spartan / Singer sewing machine

[Foiled Again]

Originally Posted by Janet H

Here's the link: https://www.roguefitness.com/rogue-resin-plyobox



I got the 12" and shortened it a bit. Strong... durable. Wish it were a little cheaper.

Until "something cheaper" fails! The tendons in your ankles and knees will thank you for years. IMHO you made a great choice.

[Foiled Again]

I was looking at shoji screens and decided they weren't practical, but noticed Amazon has many choices in FLEXIBLE CURTAIN TRACKS that would be perfect for front and rear window curtains. If you are thinking about sewing your own, look at these.

Finally got confirmation my new dish drainer is coming from Bed,Bath &Beyond. Will review it as soon as I use it the first time. Hope it is easy to store in a small space.

[Ridgerunner8]

Picked up a few items this week to keep the Black Tank In and the Bugs Out.

[JayOhBee]

Originally Posted by Hans627

Nice! What happened?

I tried to open the window with one hand, so opening just on side. The window literally exploded. It was an impressive failure!

[Hans627]

Originally Posted by JayOhBee

I tried to open the window with one hand, so opening just on side. The window literally exploded. It was an impressive failure!

Sorry this happened. But thanks for sharing as now I have another thing to add to my "never do this" list!

[farafield]

Originally Posted by Airtandem

I'm looking at replacing the door window to clear and adding Zarcor shade. This would be a added security with being able to see out without opening the door.
Mike

I was thinking about this the other night when a thunderstorm forced me to close up things. It felt a bit...contained...and another window would have been nice! Keep us posted! Does it have to be a special material to withstand the slamming and shape of the door?

[Ky76Argosy]

Ok, KT latch on my ‘76 Argosy 26 over sprung again by some unknown scoundrel trying to gain entrance, so broke pull lever on handle vertical bolt pull pin. Yikes, so got new pin and hope to remove old, drill roll pins out, and install new, a real head ache, but an adventure..