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Seriously though, this 320w kit I bought from Solar Blvd really has me looking Elon Musk's way...solar tiles, a power wall, and a new Tesla for the wife...but honey, think of all the money we'll save! haha.
Seriously though, this 320w kit I bought from Solar Blvd really has me looking Elon Musk's way...solar tiles, a power wall, and a new Tesla for the wife...but honey, think of all the money we'll save! haha.
Yup, they were a little tall for my current boxes but they are perfect fit on the other dimensions. I bought the Costco variety GC-2's, the boxes came with the trailer, I can look later for the manufacturer, but if I were to buy again I'd look for a GC-2 sized case anyways.
Just my suggestion, but I had purchased two Trojan 6v batteries and had to get new boxes a year ago.
They are great batteries but a different shape than most. After alot of searching I got these boxes at Amazon and they fit great now.
I was hoping to put both batteries (Trojan T-125's) in the same box. NOCO produces a dual battery box.
Amazon link: http://a.co/4HeWZEB It's on my to-be-considered list. But at more than twice the cost of two single battery boxes I'm not sure a dual box is worth it. But I don't want to have to secure two boxes and coordinate cables between boxes.
I do remember seeing that box. It has been awhile but I think the base wasn't going to fit on my welded on angle iron on my battery mount.
Plus the cost was kind of high, but it does look like a tough box.
There is only one wire from one box to the other to make the connection, and so I made a new one on mine so that I could rotate one battery from the way it was before for a cleaner install.
Made my own sewer storage box. I was looking at the Lippert crossbody undercarriage box systems, my rear jacks are offset so a double wouldn’t work and a single was very expensive. I started with this box from Global Industrial https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/s...8-x-7-3-4-gray
I cut the lid and screwed the back section to the sides of the bin, added some hinges, used 2 large stainless washers for the spring latch pin guide and then built a frame and bolted it across the frame. It holds everything we need.
Love your storage idea with the tub.
Don't see any storage containers that look like the one you used on that page with a lid.
Would you put a link to the direct page to the one that you used?
pjones1969, nice solution for the sewer hose. Did your toy hauler not come with place to put the hose? Mine didn't and the brochure says there was one. I can't find it. I cram it into the area where the fuel nozzle is stored. It's a very tight fit so it can be difficult to get it in there.
pjones1969, nice solution for the sewer hose. Did your toy hauler not come with place to put the hose? Mine didn't and the brochure says there was one. I can't find it. I cram it into the area where the fuel nozzle is stored. It's a very tight fit so it can be difficult to get it in there.
No factory storage, I was carrying 40-50 foot of sewer hose and accessories due to some places we go, I had one section of just what I use when dumping in a small bin, more in a larger bin and then I had one each extension in the doors that access the valve handles. I wanted to get all sewer related items out of the front storage compartment so I came up with this.
Guests have complained that the console switches that control the lights inside and outside of the cabin are hot to the touch. I suspect that the lights in the switches weren't LED which means that the lighted switch may actually use more amps than the LED light fixtures do. Today I replaced the old switches with new ones. The new switch bar isn't quite big enough to cover up the old hole. I need to find a sheet of plastic to go behind the switch bar.
