Nice. We had an 01 2619 for a couple years before it got hit and couldn't be repaired due to the TM change over to different side wall thickness. But I like you upgrade ideas. They can work in any RV! Thanks!
Hi Gregg and thanks for the comment. Most of the upgrades and equipment that we have used on our Trailmanor will work out well on any other RV. Little things that can make RVing easier and more fun. Thanks for watching, and safe travels.
Hi Kory and thanks for the question. We fabricated the various parts from 1 1/2 inch angle iron we picked up at our local Home Depot. We also picked up the fasteners and the rubber strip from there. We got the dimensions by measuring the distance between the frame rails and the distance from those rails to the bottom of the tank where the mount would go. I'm not a welder so I use different fasteners for projects with metal. I fabricated our blowout damage preventer the same way. Design, measure, cut, drill, paint, and bolt together. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and safe travels.
That 2 step stool is exactly what we need for ours thank you! Great suggestions.
Hi Phoenix and thanks for watching. Yep, that two-step is awesome. Safe travels.
Great video!
Thanks for watching. Safe travels.
Pretty cool upgrades!
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Hi Lori and thanks for watching. I'm always finding some new thing to try and find room for. Hope you are doing well. Take care.
Nice. We had an 01 2619 for a couple years before it got hit and couldn't be repaired due to the TM change over to different side wall thickness. But I like you upgrade ideas. They can work in any RV! Thanks!
Hi Gregg and thanks for the comment. Most of the upgrades and equipment that we have used on our Trailmanor will work out well on any other RV. Little things that can make RVing easier and more fun. Thanks for watching, and safe travels.
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Could you expand on the tank support and where you got the various parts?
Hi Kory and thanks for the question. We fabricated the various parts from 1 1/2 inch angle iron we picked up at our local Home Depot. We also picked up the fasteners and the rubber strip from there. We got the dimensions by measuring the distance between the frame rails and the distance from those rails to the bottom of the tank where the mount would go. I'm not a welder so I use different fasteners for projects with metal. I fabricated our blowout damage preventer the same way. Design, measure, cut, drill, paint, and bolt together. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and safe travels.