New RP-178 Owner

I have 2015 179 with bottom drawer in fridge.  I took the spacers out and find its more convenient for storage that way.

Completed all the mods on my list today. This should be it for a while, until we do some camping and find things we need. I'll post the list and some photo's soon.

Thanks to all for suggestions, guidance and links.

Paper Towel Dispenser and Cutting Board. We also have a collapsible dish drying rack which fits nicely under the sink with other dish washing materials.


Toilet paper roll under the sink which can be tucked up when showering to keep dry.


Soap tray. Double stick tape with pvc tube support. Will mount permanently once we know this fits our needs.


Several storage bins fitted for under benches.


Battery shut off and moved the spare tire to the front of the hitch...


...to allow my Bike Rack to be mounted on the back.


We thought the storage area over the microwave would make a good place for a bar, but realized the height was too small for most bottles. So we created our own carafes using canning bottles.


Remotes stay handy and out of the way with Velcro. Also added a second piece of Velcro near the bed for nighttime TV watching.


Removed screws from seat ends and replaced with Velcro.


This is a clock with internal/external temperature and voltmeter. Mounted near the bed a little lower than I wanted, but got access to 12v power and was able to mount the external temp sensor without drilling a hole.

That's most of the major stuff. Thanks again for good guidance.

the pictures really help to visualize thank you

for the TP- what is the elastic cord attached to under the sink?
and when you say "tucked up", do you mean in the under side of sink? what holds it in? and what about spray bouncing off your body?

where di you get the battery cut off and is it easy to install
Nanc

Just completed a 16 day trip to Colorado in my new RP-178.  I stayed in a couple of Walmarts and one Cracker Barrell going and coming.   Dry camped (boondocked) near Silverton for 13 nights.  I didn't use the AC or the furnace but everything else worked well.  I used more water than I thought I would and had to fill up a couple of times.  I ran a Yamaha 2400 generator for around an hour every other day to keep my battery charged.   It towed easily behind my Chev Silverado.  I did break on of the safety chains(?) and bent the plate that holds the small ball for the sway bar; not sure when, where and why but fortunately I was able to get a link and repair and keep going.