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Old 09-01-2022, 08:12 PM   #361
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Hose storage.

I really did not want to store the black hose in the bumper or in the camper. I found this nice little Plano Box at Tractor Supply that was the perfect size. Mounted it on the back bumper so it is right next the drains. It holds everything I wanted it to and worked out great! Only black hose related stuff goes in the box.
Do you have the link for the storage bin you used for the black hoses and how you attached it?
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Old 09-09-2022, 10:00 AM   #362
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My dealer also said it was not needed on my trailer.
The friction style anti sway works great though. Easy to use and the trailer pulls like its on rails. I have pulled it in some nasty weather conditions and never had an issue with it.
Picked mine up at Harbor Freight for less than $30. Welded the tab on the hitch for the bar and that was it.
I did buy a different plate for the trailer. I got the one that just bolts on instead of using the one that comes with the kit.
What plate did you get to replace the harbor freight one? Thank you!
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Old 03-07-2023, 09:01 AM   #363
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Ordered up a MaxAir cover and installed it today. It was extremely easy to mount. Had the AC on in the camper and with the new exhaust fan on medium, you could really feel the cool air flow through it. It seems to flow air very well and should do a good job of removing shower steam and rough smells from the restroom while not having to be concerned about rain water coming in through the vent.

I picked this one up off of Ebay for about $30.
First, I want to thank everyone for the contribution to this forum. I have learned quite a bit. I picked up a 2022 174BH last weekend and have been working on a bunch of the mods you have posted. (Seems not a lot has changed over the last few years).

I am looking at the MaxAir vent cover for the bathroom. No fan is installed, but i do plan on doing the Vortex2 at some point. I have been reading the Amazon reviews and it seems some are having issues opening or closing the vent. Sounds like some catch on the way back down to close them, or not being able to open them very far. Any issues with those that may have installed the MaxAir?
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Old 03-08-2023, 08:02 AM   #364
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Hose storage.

I really did not want to store the black hose in the bumper or in the camper. I found this nice little Plano Box at Tractor Supply that was the perfect size. Mounted it on the back bumper so it is right next the drains. It holds everything I wanted it to and worked out great! Only black hose related stuff goes in the box.
Is there a specific size padlock that fits this tote? In the reviews about it people said that they couldn't get a padlock through the holes.
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Old 03-20-2023, 01:55 PM   #365
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Small Bathroom Sink

Hi all, I'm so glad I found this thread. I have a 2021 Jayco 174bh and started TT camping since then, I like all the mods that have been mentioned and will probably do a couple this year. The one thing that I haven't seen throughout this thread is how to put a small bathroom sink in this trailer. Those who have this trailer knows it doesn't have one, that's the only beef my wife has with this trailer. Can someone tell me if they have installed one yet and if so where did you put it.
Thanks.
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Old 04-14-2023, 06:46 PM   #366
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How did you get that plug out? Was yours not threaded? Having a heck of a time getting it out without stripping it. Would an impact wrench work?

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This is the quick disconnect I installed.

I think you need to use the quick disconnect in that spot and just get a long hose. Mine is around 10 or 12 feet long and I just run it over the axle to where ever I need it. Sometimes it reaches a picnic tabe or I set up a small table to cook on. My hose has the adaptor on it already for a Blackstone. But it is also a 1/4 pipe fitting on the end of the hose so I can change the fitting out to something else if needed in the future.

Lately we have been using a little charcoal grill for cooking more than anything and have not used the Blackstone much at all the last few trips.

As far as getting that fitting out, just pull. Mine was really tight and I had to use two wrenches on it to get it out. It is the sealant they use that makes it so hard.
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Old 04-18-2023, 08:36 AM   #367
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Took our first trip in the 174bh this past week! What a great camper!

Question for everyone who has the same trailer... how long are you able to make the tanks last for you? Our baja edition has 30 gallon fresh, 20 gallon black and 20 gallon gray. It was only my wife and I, and we only managed to make everything last about 5 and a half days before we ran out. I feel like this is a pretty low amount of time even though I thought we were conserving well haha! If anyone has any water conservation tips throw them this way! cheers everyone
Headed towards BC this summer and just wondered where this campsite was? Beautiful scenery.
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Old Yesterday, 08:36 AM   #368
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Bumper box

Thank you for this thread Rigger- The bumper box inspired me to do the same. I went to Ace for the 4" brackets, and Scheels for the box.



I had a $25 rewards card for Scheels, so this entire thing cost about $10.
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