wnjj
Cornelius, Oregon
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Mine hasn't happened yet but the parts are on their way here. I'm going to change the range hood water pump switch to a 3-way and add one in the bathroom. The range hood is only one pantry/closet away from the bathroom so the wiring should be simple. I'm tired of trying to flush the toilet only to find I left the pump off. Plus with the bath near the door, roadside potty stops will be much easier. For now, everything in the camper is stock.
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handye9
Park City, IL 60085
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# 1 Backup camera
# 2 Solar panel
Check out my mods
08 F250 Crewcab,4X4, SB
5.4, 4.10 gears
Flowmaster exhaust, SCT tuner
12 Flagstaff 831FKBSS (TT) and 00 Maverick 8801 (TC)
Wife and I
USN MCPO (E9) Retired (active duty 1973 - 1995)
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lancealot12001
Ohio
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My most useful modifications were:
1)Installed a dinosaur board for the refrigerator and no more check light problems.
2)Put a memory foam topper on the mattress to get a better night's sleep.
3) Added cargo nets above the cabover windows for additional storage.
2005 Chevy Silverado LT 3500 DRW CC 4x4 Duramax/Allison
2001 Lance 1121
2002 Lund Fisherman
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ZRman31
Iron River, MI
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keep up the great suggestions guys! keep up the good work!
I'm very interested in putting in an inverter, adding a solar panel, doing some sort of rear porch, and i really like the cargo nets for more storage up in the cabover.
2003 Chevy 2500 HD - crew cab/short box - Duramax/Allison - Happijacs
2004 Travel Lite 890SBRX - first camper I've owned and so far, so good!
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btggraphix
Golden, CO
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I've done a number of little things - but so far the best/biggest project I have done on our Lance was to make it more winter-worthy. I fixed all the pinched/poorly routed ductwork in the camper, and switched out a big 4" duct from the cabin with the 2" that went to the basement - added a manifold down there to split the 4" into three 2" ducts to get 2/3rd's of the basement heat going to the service bay (where the dump valves are) as that is where I had been having problems with it freezing. Secondly I insulated the he## out of the basement. I still need to do the rear-most part (the overhang.) You can see the details in the TCU here.
4" coming down to the basement plus insulated walls:
Manifold:
Two ducts to the service bay:
For some people this would not be important - but for us it was huge....
2006 LanceMax 1191 - loaded and well-used
2005 C4500/Kodiak 4x4, GVWR 17,500
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adventureseeker714
Tustin, CA
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Installing electric jacks on a rig not built for them (that was tricky).
Fantastic fan replacing Shurflo.
Carry along water pump to fill fresh tanks from our 60 gal reserves on LOOOONNNG primative camping trips (campground is what again?)
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EricCO
Colorado
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2002 Ford F-350 CC LB PSD
2007 Travel Lite 960rx Ultra
2009 Lund 208 Pro-V GL with 250 hp Verado
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fast.5
Ontario, Canada
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Hi: I have to many to list, that is why I put them all on a web page for everyone to see, have a look below
Mike
2004 FORD F350 Supercrew 4x4 V10 Airlift incab controls 42" titan extension.
2007 LANCE 1131 Loaded, Air,Dicor,all weather packages Awning&Slide awning,2500lp Onan camp power,back up camera,dish
Fast.5 Reno Page http://community.webshots.com/user/fast5
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btggraphix
Golden, CO
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fast.5 wrote:Hi: I have to many to list, that is why I put them all on a web page for everyone to see, have a look below
Mike
You're not playing the game.....if you had to pick one, your favorite, what would it be? 
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ZRman31
Iron River, MI
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EricCO wrote:Fixing leaks and re-doing the crappy workmanship of Travel Leak ehhhr I mean Travel Lite.
You sure seem unhappy with your travel lite. Mine had a leak right when i bought it, I knew about it and was convinced i would be able to fix it without to much of a problem. I found it (i think) where the front fiberglass "hood" and the sides of the camper meet. The screws that where holding the hood on were improperly put in, some were put in at 45 degree angles and some were put in and then removed. I took apart what i could, caulked the heck out of them. Problem solved and no more leaks.
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