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    Posted: 20 Apr 2015 at 4:16pm
Is your question for TerryM?  Unfortunately he isn't around here anymore.  We haven't heard anything from him since November a year ago, and since he was an active member (and admin) I have always assumed the worst.
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Hello Terry,

Great mods! Do you remember what size bolt, screw, ??? you used to attach the 1X6 boards to get the lower bunk height.
Thank you.

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No photo!
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We purchased a 178 in  Feb 2014.  It came with an R Dome but we were more interested in having a canopy than a tent like structure.  I brought it to a local marine canvas shop and explained what I wanted done.  The attached photo shows the results.  Based simply on setting it up in the driveway we're very satisfied with the results.  It is far less cumbersome and looks like it will satisfy our desire for shade and limited rain protection.

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Sure. I got it at Costco last Summer for $149. They aren't in the store now but maybe on their Web site.
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Originally posted by GaryF

Thanks for the welcome! I'll try to post photos as soon as the TT comes out of hibernation! I thought it would happen by now, but here in CT it is still in the 30's!
 
Can you post a link to where you got the fireplace?
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Travel gnome approves of the latest mod:
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another great idea
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Take sheets, sew them up the side and use them as inserts in the bags.  If you get too warm you have a lighter layer.  Do the same with lightweight blankets for cooler months.
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Yes, I talked to my husband and he agrees, sleeping bags are the way to go. We might put a nice quilt over it and color coordinated pillowcases on our pillows.

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