Jayco Eagle HT 29.5 FBDS

[Tail_gunner]

No, still the one group 24 battery. I don't see me going with 2, but I may get a bigger box and a larger grp 31ish single battery.

I don't see us going dry camping. But I'd like to have a bigger battery for those situations where power goes out at the camper ground for a period of time after summer storms.

[bwhite27]

Snow storm tomorrow will prevent me from bringing the camper home. I hope to get the walk through complete and pick up the camper on Saturday.

[bwhite27]

Originally Posted by fugawi

Yes on the outside storage. We do also store camp chairs and cots in the front bunk area. I removed the outside kitchen refrigerator (we don't need it), and that is an excellent area for more storage - we store firewood, charcoal, two dutch ovens, and related cooking stuff there. We do use the two outside burners that are there.

We have one battery now, and we carry a Honda EU2000i generator in the truck bed. I am looking at options for two 6 volt batteries.

How did you manage to remove outside refrigerator? Mine is very tight in the compartment.

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Originally Posted by bwhite27

How did you manage to remove outside refrigerator? Mine is very tight in the compartment.

Sorry for delay. Just got back from camping and we were outside of cell service. Going from memory, I think there was a small screw near the right front bottom corner that held a little hook that went around a bottom leg of the refrigerator. The screw went into the floor of that compartment. I think I was able to unscrew that and then the refrigerator could move. Let me know if you don't see that, and I will take a closer look when I am at storage.

[bwhite27]

Originally Posted by fugawi

Sorry for delay. Just got back from camping and we were outside of cell service. Going from memory, I think there was a small screw near the right front bottom corner that held a little hook that went around a bottom leg of the refrigerator. The screw went into the floor of that compartment. I think I was able to unscrew that and then the refrigerator could move. Let me know if you don't see that, and I will take a closer look when I am at storage.

Thank You.

I am concerned about the refrigerator being wedged between the wall and shelve, I am not sure I will be able to remove.

I will have to look at it closer when it warms up and the snow clears.

[Aero_Dave]

On my 2016 there is one screw in the bottom front. After you remove this screw, you'll need to pull the bottom out 1st, tilting the fridge. In the back there is a bracket on the wall that is holding the fridge in-place so you'll need to tilt it out otherwise the bracket on the back of the fridge will tear off. Don't ask me how I know this.

Dave...