Ridiculously cheap, ridiculously easy mods to consider

[AbdRahim]

This goes on the wall side connection.

My connection , I think is different. It comes out of the top of the faucet apparatus and appears to be a different size fitting. Hope it works on the toilet though.

 

[Tnedator]

Another cheap easy one for those of us with analog gauges, putting dots where the gauges would normally be when all is good while driving. just a glance tells you all is good, or not. View attachment 163

Ok, I thought this was a great idea, so added dots to my gauges earlier in the year, but clearly am doing something wrong. I've moved the dot on my fuel gauge at least a dozen times, but cannot find a spot where it will stay lined up with the gauge. Very frustrated about this.

 

[J&JD]

Ok, I thought this was a great idea, so added dots to my gauges earlier in the year, but clearly am doing something wrong. I've moved the dot on my fuel gauge at least a dozen times, but cannot find a spot where it will stay lined up with the gauge. Very frustrated about this.

I understand your frustration. I had the same problem so I just disconnected the fuel gauge. See if that works for you

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

Ok, I thought this was a great idea, so added dots to my gauges earlier in the year, but clearly am doing something wrong. I've moved the dot on my fuel gauge at least a dozen times, but cannot find a spot where it will stay lined up with the gauge. Very frustrated about this.

I'm having the same problem but it's with the speedometer. Since I basically needed to cover all the numbers, now I can't see anything.

 

[FLSteve]

Decided that I liked taking the cooktop outside to cook stuff like eggs and bacon to keep the mess and cleanup easier and realized if I set it directly on the table, the fans underneath didn’t have a good way to vent. So I built this little stand. It’s easy to carry and has plenty of ventilation underneath. Just thought I would share as an FYI.

FLSteve

UPDATE: SINCE POSTING THIS AND LEARNING FROM SOME OF YOU THAT THERE WERE SUPPOSED TO BE FOUR (4) LEGS ATTACHED TO THE BOTTOM OF THE UNIT, I WENT BACK TO THE “BLACK NEWMAR CASE” THAT ALL THE OWNERS DOCUMENTS CAME IN AND LOW AND BEHOLD THE LEGS WERE IN THERE. GUESS I JUST DID NOT KNOW WHAT THEY WERE FOR ON DAY ONE. SO NOW I HAVE THE LEGS AND THE HOME-MADE STAND. THINK I WILL ATTACH THE LEGS AND SEE HOW THAT WORKS. SORRY FOR CRYING WOLF.

 

[Rich W.]

Very nice - what type of wood is that? Looks great! Also looks like you’re well set up for wood working.

 

[FLSteve]

Very nice - what type of wood is that? Looks great!

Just some scraps I had laying around from past projects. I think the ends are cypress and the cross pieces are poplar.

 

[Rich W.]

Just some scraps I had laying around from past projects. I think the ends are cypress and the cross pieces are poplar.

Nice - I don’t see cypress out here and thats some good looking grain for poplar - I would have guessed ash.

 

[forty_caliber]

Wooden divider for storage bay about 80% complete. Will be adding a vertical cargo net to allow more efficient use of space in the rear area of the large passthrough bay. Cut to fit from a 1x8x8. Hopefully will keep load shifting to a minimum.

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[FLSteve]

Nice - I don’t see cypress out here and thats some good looking grain for poplar - I would have guessed ash.

@Rich W. ... actually you might be right on the ash. I am not the best at ID'ing wood.