Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Just 1 new strip riveted to the backside or the broken strip.
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Water filter.
At the 2019 Goshen Rally among other things I bought a water filter system. My first plan was to mount it in the basement behind the wall in place of the factory filter. I pulled the wall down and tried a few different ideas to hang it in that space. Then decided I didn't like it in there. Two filters full of water hanging offset because of there bracket sys, just didn't sit well with me. We do a lot of traveling on lots oh horrible roads and I didn't want it to fail back there behind the wall.
I looked at a few different options to hang it behind the J-rap on the frame. (That may still happen) but I wanted easy access to hook up the hoses.
So for now i found a quick and easy way to hang it on the side and a 4' hose with the quick connects make this really simple...
The filter bracket slides right in under the water heater door and hangs perfectly. I put adhesive padding on the backside of the filters where they rest up ageinst the RV paint.
I installed 2 screws in the basement to hang it on when traveling.
Summer time hanger to get it out of the sun..
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At the 2019 Goshen Rally among other things I bought a water filter system. My first plan was to mount it in the basement behind the wall in place of the factory filter. I pulled the wall down and tried a few different ideas to hang it in that space. Then decided I didn't like it in there. Two filters full of water hanging offset because of there bracket sys, just didn't sit well with me. We do a lot of traveling on lots oh horrible roads and I didn't want it to fail back there behind the wall.
I looked at a few different options to hang it behind the J-rap on the frame. (That may still happen) but I wanted easy access to hook up the hoses.
So for now i found a quick and easy way to hang it on the side and a 4' hose with the quick connects make this really simple...
The filter bracket slides right in under the water heater door and hangs perfectly. I put adhesive padding on the backside of the filters where they rest up ageinst the RV paint.
I installed 2 screws in the basement to hang it on when traveling.
Summer time hanger to get it out of the sun..
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Nice!!! Really simple & Clean Jerrod. I like simple.
WB
Thanks I to like clean & simple
Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Protection !!!
MORryde did the IS in Elkhart and within our 2500 mile trip home it was already full of rock chips and was going to rust very soon. I pressure washed everything and put more paint on it. Then I started looking at how I could maybe stop the rocks from doing that.
This is what I came up with.
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MORryde did the IS in Elkhart and within our 2500 mile trip home it was already full of rock chips and was going to rust very soon. I pressure washed everything and put more paint on it. Then I started looking at how I could maybe stop the rocks from doing that.
This is what I came up with.
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travelin2
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You need cam lock quick couplers like this. I have them on all my connections. Bought them at Tractor Supply but I think they’re available online
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Just a plastic mud flap for a big rig. They are about $10 each
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Very nice.You need cam lock quick couplers like this. I have them on all my connections. Bought them at Tractor Supply but I think they’re available online
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esscobra
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I have a single and camco makes a stand that sits on ground- I tuck up under trailer - here in south texas the hose and fiter act as solar water heater-
was going to also make mount on frame but I am having some custom light weight metal storage ( truck belly box type ) made to fit on drop frame to store sewer adaptors etc and the other for the filters and misc water adaptors -
was going to also make mount on frame but I am having some custom light weight metal storage ( truck belly box type ) made to fit on drop frame to store sewer adaptors etc and the other for the filters and misc water adaptors -
The IS stone guards are cool Jerrod. And I see Zoey approves. Hope she didn't start her 
while she was with you.
Wondering... Might you want to put any anti-sail measure on the flaps on the back side? Maybe an inverted T of aluminum flat stock (if you care to weld aluminum).
while she was with you.Wondering... Might you want to put any anti-sail measure on the flaps on the back side? Maybe an inverted T of aluminum flat stock (if you care to weld aluminum).
Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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LOLThe IS stone guards are cool Jerrod. And I see Zoey approves. Hope she didn't start her
Wondering... Might you want to put any anti-sail measure on the flaps on the back side? Maybe an inverted T of aluminum flat stock (if you care to weld aluminum).
Ya Jim she was helping.
Thanks for the advice to put more paint on it all, by the way !!
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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They are pretty firm as is but I might do something to secure it a bit more if needed.
CoveredWagon
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10 cent solution. 2 sheet metal screws.
Beat me to it. That’s what we do.
