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Old 06-04-2012, 06:16 PM   #1
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Some minor mods on out TT..

here are a few quick/cheap mods on our TT:

sewer hose storage (mounted under TT)




Milk crate mounted next to propane tank for wood block storage etc.. (mounted with U-bolts to cross frame)




2x6 / 2x4 home made wood chocks (what I had laying around and was free)




Some sort of shoe caddy and general storage the PO added at one time


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Old 06-05-2012, 03:49 AM   #2
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WHAT! No pictures??
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Here's a photo of a milk crate... Guess we can figure the rest of it out haha...

photo from google images
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not sure why they arnt showing. pics are hosted on this site and the album is set to public?? I can see them just fine when I look at this thread, any ideas?

http://jaycoowners.com/album.php?u=21503
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^^^ Link doesn't work, it brings me to a login page ^^^
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I can see the pics fine and think the milk crate was a handy thing to have there. Make it the way that works best for you. Lots of fun setting the trailer up the way you want.
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Exjay, I am not seeing any of your pictures either (on different threads too). Check this out and see if it helps: http://www.jaycoowners.com/showthread.php?t=2783
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agreed... got limited space for storage and every free bit helps
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I would secure those boards better. I have had a few blow out of my truck bed. Not a pretty sight for the guy behind you.
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yea, actually that crate is full with boards standing vertically with two bungees over it when in tow. This was parked at our last camp site and had used leveling boards, jack and wheel chocks.
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