The ratchet clamp in photo has been replaced with two 840# cables with quick links. There was also a cable lock added so the tire will remain in my po
Not the prettiest install but 600 (now 1500) miles and still holding...there were quite a few “no service” cell phone areas during this inaugural spar
The ratchet clamp in photo has been replaced with two 840# cables with quick links. There was also a cable lock added so the tire will remain in my po
Website says the “clothesline hooks” aren’t designed for a “hanging load” but the bulk of the weight is on the hook plates since the tire is mounted a
This beam is a little on the weak side but it should be fine. I may reinforce like Member Ortak did. There are 3 holes on the hook plates. Originally
Added a few shelves to help with organization.
Doesn’t help the value or curb appeal of the RV but with this cheap vinyl door for the bathroom we can finally cut off the entire back half of RV when
With the Jayco panel in use, there was no way to slide around the bathroom door after showering to finish drying and changing in the back half of the
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The ratchet clamp in photo has been replaced with two 840# cables with quick links. There was also a cable lock added so the tire will remain in my po

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