One last mod - cargo netting

Photomom · October 2016

One last mod before she goes to the storage place tomorrow.

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My aluminum tub has lots of space but is open in the back so I've been leery of putting small items in there. This is a 20" by 24" cargo net from organized obie that I've bolted across the open area. I can keep my leveling blocks, stabilizing pads, and chocks here without fear of them falling out the back.

Pro tip: when drilling through the tub, be sure to put a piece of wood between the tub and propane tank or battery box as a stop for your drill bit!

SteveW · November 2016

Brilliant !! Your battery is 90 degrees rotated from mine... must look at that so I can copy you.

Photomom · November 2016

SteveW said:

Brilliant !! Your battery is 90 degrees rotated from mine... must look at that so I can copy you.

The dealer installed a group 27 for us because there was plenty of room in the aluminum tub. I originally thought of keeping the sewer hose in there but it came to my attention that some people think it's yucky to do stuff with the battery or propane tank if the hose is there.

Nomad · November 2016

I store my hose in the tube but would take it out if someone needed to work in there - So far, nobody ever has had to.

jkjenn · November 2016

PXLated said:

I store my hose in the tube but would take it out if someone needed to work in there - So far, nobody ever has had to.

I thought I had a leaky propane regulator and pulled the hose when I stopped at a dealer. That's the only time I had to pull it.

Nomad · November 2016

jkjenn - Yep, nothin in there that needs any kind of regular maintence or getting at.

One last mod - cargo netting

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