Burnsy1 wrote:

The original faucet was so low and short that we couldn't even get our hands under it to wash them. The faucet was really only good for wetting your toothbrush. Here's the original:


Here is the new one, got it for about 30 bucks at Home Emporium:




Next the stereo and speakers. The speakers were installed on the underside of the cabinet pointing directly down at the couch..it sounded pretty poor as a result and anyone sitting on the couch was blasted away. I installed new speakers in new locations. Here if you look closely you can see the original speakers under the cabinet:



Here is one of the new locations, you can also see the original junky jensen stereo.



Here is the new stereo installed, It has a usb cable coming out the back, I drilled a hole in the sidewall inside the cabinet so I can connect my ipod to it and let it sit inside the cabinet.

4Jeeperz wrote:

Hey Miatared,
We used the little matching outside hanging table that came with our outside hanging bbq. We don't use the bbq or the table so we cut it up and joined two pieces together to get the needed length. Having the matching material is the tricky part!
Steve

ve6dave wrote:

I have done a couple of minor additions of shelves in our Roo233S but I took the design that some one posted of the wooden tire chocks and tranlated them into aluminum.

Mountain Lover wrote:

This is not really a mod, but just good use of what's available. The Vizio 19" TV in our little Jayco doesn't have much in the way of quality audio. We almost couldn't hear some stations when the AC was on. I purchased a 3' mini-stereo cable to mini-stereo cable (mini-stereo plug on both ends) and plugged into the headphones output on the Vizio and the other into the audio input on the stereo that came in our Jayco. Turn the stereo on and be sure to push the auxillary input button. You may have to play with the volume knob on the stereo to get the level you desire. Once the proper audio level is achieved you can use the Vizio remote control to control the volume level. The sound now comes through both stereo speakers and is 1000% better than the speakers in the Vizio. We can now hear our TV clearly even when the AC is blasting.

Mr Cutter wrote:



We added a set of computer speakers w/powered subwoofer....it simply plugs into the headphone jack of the TV....awesome sound!!!

popeye59 wrote:



Both good ideas. My get all kinds of interference (audio and video) in my Vizio when I turn on the stove top exhaust fan.