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js555, have pics learning how to upload. I used the 6 foot metal wire shelf from Lowes - attached above curtain boxes to wall, with 3" angle brackets and #8 screws into drywall anchors. Did NOT drill into aluminum frame, I only use for storage in rear, stuff in small boxes. In front I used the wire corner shelves and supported them across front with a 1 3/8" closet rod to carry wardrobe. What I am working on improving is - I used tie wraps to attach to angle brackets and closet rod, serves purpose but I would like to improve.

Originally posted by Bugout Don't forget to chock your wheels I almost lost my 178 in the lake when I jacked off the hitch .save it by pulling brack cable.good times

I will never forget tot do that... I took a chance and then I realized how dumb that was because I got lucky !!! Don't want to ruin my fishing day trying to get a 178 off me

Thanks

Always chock before you release it from tow vehicle. If there is the slightest incline it will roll that direction. I have wife apply brake from tow vehicle until I am chocked and in some cases have leveling jacks down, the last think I pull from tow vehicle is the electrics plug.

Don't forget to chock your wheels I almost lost my 178 in the lake when I jacked off the hitch .save it by pulling brack cable.good times 

Thank you guys !
I am so happy to have bought one of these.
The dogs love it as well... and man do they love to cuddle up in that bed !
M.Carter I look forward to seeing your pictures and ideas. Mostly worried about the type of screw to use without going through causing leaks yet making it strong enough.

Cheers

JS•