terribruce
retired Oregon Chapter Leaders
Nice Mods, always nice to have things that make our lives a little easier. Enjoy and safe travels.
Terri
Terri
Our 2011 Landmark is 7 years old. A lot's changed since then. Here's a picture from June 2015 showing a vastly improved support structure on the fresh tank. Sorry, I don't have pictures of the other tanks and how they're supported.
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That looks as tho it would stay put.Our 2011 Landmark is 7 years old. A lot's changed since then. Here's a picture from June 2015 showing a vastly improved support structure on the fresh tank. Sorry, I don't have pictures of the other tanks and how they're supported.
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Thanks Bones.I like your mod. Looks good
Advance Auto had those and the ones you could set to any color as well.Looks great. I am looking to add color changing LED Strip all the way around our coach.
Several things coming together at the same time (as well as all the broken ramp post) conspired to cause me to modify our ramp. The poor mounting design along with a severe ramp angle, and the commanders lowered Harley hitting one of the bolts while loading causing the bolt to cave in to what appeared to be an already weak area.
Modification from the inside:
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Finished mod from the outside:
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Only time will tell if I did enough but I thought it came out pretty good. Anyway I did a write up on our page about it if you want to check it click this link https://www.facebook.com/pg/SSRVAdventures/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1496055077151527
HaHa! When we get the rig all hooked up and ready for work. Still have the 2001 Ol' Faithful and we'll be using her to tow at least one more time before we get the new puck mount.Come on Sniper upgrade your sig...
Thanks Bones. It wasn't a too bad of a job. I had one old bushing that I had to ream out of the equalizer and I still got it done in an afternoon even working at my slow arsed pace. LOLNice job on the shackles. Mine are waiting in a box right now.
Thanks Bones. It wasn't a too bad of a job. I had one old bushing that I had to ream out of the equalizer and I still got it done in an afternoon even working at my slow arsed pace. LOL