Bones
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Looks good. Did you take out the seating in there already?Dining room table and two chairs, Jofran Taylor Cherry:
Power theater seat unit, Flexsteel Capitol line:
What did you do to your camper today?
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JohnD
Moved on to the next thing...
Cathy doesn't like the table and chairs vs. the dinnette . . . so we probably won't be switching that out . . .
The dinette in our Prowler turns into a bed . . . for short people!
Both Cathy and I are 5' 11" . . . so the dinette is not an option for us as far as a bed is concerned!
Luckily for us . . . we do have a couple of short people in the family . . . so the dinette will work for them . . . if they ever come out to visit while we are camping!
DOH!
The dinette in our Prowler turns into a bed . . . for short people!
Both Cathy and I are 5' 11" . . . so the dinette is not an option for us as far as a bed is concerned!
Luckily for us . . . we do have a couple of short people in the family . . . so the dinette will work for them . . . if they ever come out to visit while we are camping!
DOH!
Yes. The furniture store where we bought the furniture hauled it away for us and is setting it up in a consignment shop next door to their store. Can't beat that, though it was easy enough to disassemble and reassemble that I could have done that part.
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Love it. I liked the seating unit that came with the trailer (manual recline), but it suffered from the problem I'd seen with a couple others supplied with Big Country units - the leg rest would not stay all the way up when I rested my legs on it.
VKTalley
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John, our sofa makes into a bed (queen-size) so I like my table and chairs.
The new recliners are very nice and comfortable for me to sit in with my legs partially propped up, not out straight.
Shortest Straw
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Replaced the tv antenna with the stealth bomber looking King antenna. That mod doubled our channels. Installed a toy lock up front, and put our Curt hitch on the bumper for the flag pole. Came back home and ordered the night stands for our king to queen bed conversion.
JohnD
Moved on to the next thing...
That King antenna is the bomb!
When we stayed up at the Wellington KOA over July 4th. weekend I didn't even rescan for channels and all of the Denver stations came in up there just as they do at our house.
travelin2
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Good job, you'll love them. I still need to drill the holes in mine
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jmgratz
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I didn't drill holes in mine either. Thought I would wait and see how it goes first.
Domi
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Removed the toilet and replaced the gasket as it would not hold water. Not a particularly tough job although having the correct instructions would have helped. Definitely a job that even the semi-handy can do.
Having a great time learning about our trailer. Looking forward to a trip this weekend if the weather remains decent.
John
Having a great time learning about our trailer. Looking forward to a trip this weekend if the weather remains decent.
John
TravelTiger
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Lowered the underbelly (in two, previously marked places) to get the remote temperature sensors out and replace the batteries, then put them back. Now we're ready to monitor the underbelly temps when we head to New Mexico and Colorado in a few weeks!
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BLHFUN
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TravelTiger
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We pull down a small area of the coroplast and the metallic sheet insulation, and add velcro to on the back of the remotes and metallic insulation to hold them in place. We have one about even with the entry steps and one just behind the off door wheels. These are not really where tanks or pipes are, but we figured if these areas of the underbelly are above freezing, we will be plenty warm where the heater vent is positioned, near the water lines and tanks.
We also have a third remote to leave outside.
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BLHFUN
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thats a great tip for sure. We camp through December and have several days/nights that get a little stressful. I have the Yeti and Canadian packages, but you just never know since I use the fireplace more than the propane. Most of the time it's dry camping and the cold weather packages suck a ton of electric, which means a ton of fuel on the gen set. This will take the guess work out! Thanks for sharing!
TravelTiger
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Here is the system we are using, but it came with three remotes.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DNI6KZA/ref=psd_mlt_bc_B003Y2CQYY?th=1&psc=1
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DNI6KZA/ref=psd_mlt_bc_B003Y2CQYY?th=1&psc=1
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jackyF123q
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Great list. This probably filing up at my list.
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