The inflatable ball in the cooler makes so much sense, even an inflatable ring might work better for some units, but an idea not many would think of I bet.
All your tips in each of your videos are excellent, Slim. Not only for an Aliner, not only for campers in general, but around the house/car/truck improvement ideas!
I've been meaning to comment on your videos - and with 2' of fresh freezing snow - I've got all the time in the world.... (oh boy!) But anywho - you produce very enjoyable segments. You exhibit good videography, pleasant commentary and appropriate background music. Please keep-up the good work!
Love the old hank Williams Sr with I saw the light as your first intro and another song of hey good looking i Love your videos and hope to see you on the road sometime
You have the best mods makeing the best aliner i've seen.i didnt understand this little thing at first but what you have continued to improve makes this very towable trailer a desire to have for sure.your vids are amazing
I lost both my skylights the same way and my Avan is quite old and no one had the moulds anymore so I replaced them with Perspex and now when I’m on the road I cover both with the awning that unrolls over the top and I secure it place with some straps. Lucky I was insured so didn’t cost me a thing! 👍
Your ideas and your expertise should be included when manufacturing these Aliners . You are really very interesting . I don’t have an Aliner but we have a touring caravan (GB ) and have used a few of your ideas . Will done Slim 😊
Epic ideas that make sense. Older campers have old brittle plastic refrigerated vents, as the antique mini fan in bathroom. I have watched a lot if campers get hit by hail on u tube, and the first thing that gets broken is the crappy but light vent covers. I live in cold Maine and have a thermal cover that slams into each door and covers the windshield on outside so no ice scraping. I am taking it south as a hail deterrent, so I won't lose a windshield. Maybe a square reflected box cover one could make that could be velcrowed to roof over vents IF ONE has prior knowledge of a coming possible hail storm. Many show up at night with no warning.
Hi Victoria, yes vent covers are typically very poorly designed, especially for the cold, wind and hail (hmmm...what ARE they good for?). I am actively working on a new design that will reduce or eliminate these issues. Thanks!
I've been watching video RV hacks for several years now and never can I recall thinking, "Wow!!! Everyone of of these ideas/hacks are GREAT" until I watched yours. Shear genius and.... AND I loved the sound track as well.
I had been originally thinking about a Casita type of trailer so I would have stand up room in it. After watching ALL of your video as and Mity Mouse's my thinking has changed! I am now comfortable my trailer will be a used Aliner! I will implement ALL of your ideas for the comfort in it. And I will be able to pull it with my 2011 RAV4 so I don't have to purchase another tow vehicle. The search is on!
Slim--Thanks for all the good tips. I admire your ingenuity as well as the high quality of your videos. I've recently purchased a Rockwood high-wall A-Frame style trailer. I'm experimenting with a variety of things to make it more comfortable. I'll be borrowing many of the ideas you have been demonstrating. Some I'll use just as you have shown them, while others give me a starting point to make and install something based on your ideas, but adapted for use in my rig. I may even shoot a few videos of my own to show how those improvements are working. I live way down here in Tucson, so I'm also planning to check out some of the camping sites in AZ and CA that you've evaluated. All the best to you--and keep up the good work!
Hi William, Glad to hear you find my ideas useful. I pass through Tuscon occasionally so who knows, you might see my trailer around somewhere this season. Happy Camping! Slim
Some great ideas. I plan on using a couple of them. One thing you mention is the drop down table I would like to see that video. I am so tired of struggling with the folding table that came with my unit. It is extremely heavy. Thanks for the ideas and time.
very thoughtful ideas. I wonder if it wouldn't be better to have the little cubby open the other way in case you want to get something while in bed? And maybe a tiny LED light inside. LED strips are a great lighting idea too and very versatile.
Good ideas Noel! If I was handy with cushions I would shorten them and just leave that space bare so you could open it either way. Never too many lights for those dark spots.
Hey Slim, great start to your channel. Love the ingenuity and no-fear attitude. I am going to incorporate a few of your ideas since my wife, who never watches YT, watched this one and said, that's what we been looking for. So, thanks so much for taking the time to share. And, I will credit you for the ideas on my YT video, and share your channel link too. Keep up the good work. PS. I just finished a major remodel and documented on my channel as well.
Hey slim!! I absolutely love your videos. You're so entertaining and resourceful! For the shower curtain bar, how did you fasten the plastic holders to the aluminum?
Slim, your creativity has no boundaries. I hope you either have patents on or are getting some kind of kick back from your ideas to help finance your adventures.
Hi slim. I have been following your chanel for some time now. I am sure I have watched all of your very informative videos.I have recently retired from my job and treated myself to a new camper. I bought a 2018 Rockwood a122s .Although it is brand new I am already thinking about upgrades. First one will be a solar panel. My unit came pre wired for a Zamp panel. But ....after looking into it I found out that only the zamp panel works .The reason for this is that Zamp has reversed the polarity of the wiers .However I did find a you tube vidio on how to over come this problem. I enjoy your presentations and sense of humor. Ps .I am from Saskatchewan.
Hi Jeff, good to hear your solar is working again. Congrats on the Rockwood as well! I will be releasing a second Solar Panel video in a couple of months so please check back. Happy Camping in Saskatchewan! Slim
ya know, I don't know what it is but I like the A liner's better than the flat top trailers. Maybe its the fact that water can run down the trailer instead of puddling up on top or the fact that I can reach the ceiling (for cleaning/decorating/ lighting). From what I saw on the rv world site, they tend to be cheaper compared to the other solid roof trailers (non popups)
Hi sir, I've been watching some of your videos and currently owns a small travel trailer and now considering an A frame trailer like yours. There's Rockwood, Chalet and and of course the A liner. Any knowledge on two other manufacturers. I camp with my wife and sometimes our 14 y.o. daughter, we like to take our bikes and kayaks with us. Thank you!
As always - SUPER helpful video! Quick question - do you know if there's a way to do this without drilling/mounting in the wall? I'm noticing my vent and fan don't have screws like yours and are just sealed. I'm wondering if there's a way to bungee the lid on itself using the piano hinge screws/holes only. Would love to get your thoughts.
Great work! how did you know what type of screws to get for the fasteners? It seems like they are so costly and buying any wrong ones would increase the cost significantly.
Hi Jack, Thanks for the question. I believe you are referring to the D-clips for the vent bungee cords, correct? These are fastened using sheet metal screws to the metal frame of the new Camco vents I installed. I can't remember if the original Aliner vents had a plastic frame or metal. If plastic, then you may have to bolt the D-clips right through the roof if the vent frame does not have adequate support. I'll have a look next time I'm near another Aliner. Happy Camping! Slim
Love all your ideas and really love the lamp shade. The dollar store sells the shades for you car. Could I just cut out of one of those to make 2 lamp shades?
They're all clever and practical ideas. What is the weight range for A liners. What are the car requirements to be able to pull them ? 👍 P.S. I especially like the lamp shade idea !!
Great info. I'm enjoying your videos and I have subscribed thank you. I'm seriously considering selling my tt for an aliner or the like. I was curious what sort of gas mileage you get with your libby towing the aliner. You can do mpg or lpk since it seems you may be Canadian from your accent! Thanks in advance.
I've been watching your videos and have found them really helpful. I have an ALiner and love it. I remember seeing in one of your videos a reference to a battery that indicated how much charge it had -- but I can't find it again. I want my RV service guy to look at it -- because I want to switch out my battery to that type. Can you help me with that info...?
Hi Blythe, I don't think it was my video, however there are many low priced battery monitors out there for only a few dollars. If your battery is good no need to replace, just buy a monitor. Some even plug into a cigarette lighter (google: INNOVA 3721 Battery and Charging System Monitor). I monitor from my solar panel controller, but these really look handy. Thanks!
New to our Aliner (8 mths) and love your videos. We've got the 20 Ranger 12 and I'm constantly looking for mods. My question is about the riveting - for example, your papertowel holder. It looks like you used rivets to attach it to the side wall. Does that really work? It doesn't pull out of the 'foam' wall? Please help - thanks!
Greetings! Your camper looks similar to mine. I have a 2001 Expedition with dinette and a couch. My Aliner was missing the dinette cushions when I bought it and I want to make them. I am not sure how the configuration is. It looks like it might be a U-shape style, but all I see online are diner style. I have the table parts - table, pole and two cone shape metal pieces. Can you do a video of your aliner without the beds? I haven't found a video online like this. Thanks!!!
Hi BackBay_Boston, have a look at my "Adding More Space to an Aliner Video at czcams.com/video/bkA9H8ic0Ls/video.html. It has a shot with just the table, and toward the end there is a view from above. There are 4 cushions on each side, with the back ones being longer. Hope this helps. Thanks!
Hi Slim. Really appreciate your videos. Am considering an A Liner but I have limited parking. Can you tell me how long yours is from the tip of the tongue to the back? I need to know if one will fit in my garage. Thank you!
Hi Linda, wish I could post an photo with measurements but not sure how. Its 17" long by 7 1/2" high. Just mylar from a windshield shade, cardboard, hockey tape and velcro. Maybe in a future video I'll try to include more details. Thanks! SP
I see you changed out your refrigerator. What kind is it & where did you get it? Also how did you mount that towel rack? With glue. I have water concerns. Thanks in advance for your reply
Great economical mods and I think I'll incorporate some of them into my 2013 Aliner. Have you done any modifications to the cabinet hinges to strengthen them? After some rough backcountry roads in Colorado, I've found that the cabinet hinge screws don't just get loose, they wallow out the holes in the particle board so the screws won't hold. I'm either going to through bolt the hinges with small cap nuts or install a piano hinge on all the cabinets for added strength. Thoughts?
Hi John, perhaps because I Bungie them in place when I am moving I haven't had an issue, but certainly had problems with securing the entire cabinet. Through bolts sounds like the best option. Thanks! SP
? On the straps U put up top for the pots and pans and shower rod, I see that U have them riveted to the frame work for the roof. I can understand one side being that way, but the second side? How does this let the top come down? True, I don't have an Aliner~~yet, but I am looking at them for future travel.
Good question Brian. I actually lost all power after a sunny day in Arizona last year. That's when I added another battery. Usually when I sense the batteries are low after a few days boondocking I spend one day in an RV park to recharge on 110V. One day should do it. Thanks!
for the last couple of i have been watch your chanel i have been looking for used old aliner but cant find one eny sugestion for under 1000.00$ i been camping by motorcycle and popup camper and park modle for the last 40 years
I watched this video years ago. Came back to it today. Love your tips! We use a lot of them in our pop up camper!
Thing I love about this guy, he always shows places to put beer. Thanks for another great video.
The inflatable ball in the cooler makes so much sense, even an inflatable ring might work better for some units, but an idea not many would think of I bet.
All your tips in each of your videos are excellent, Slim. Not only for an Aliner, not only for campers in general, but around the house/car/truck improvement ideas!
That beach ball idea in the fridge is AMAZING!!!!!
My. Fav was the beach ball.
You da man!! I don't have an Aliner yet, but am saving these videos as they have so much valuable info.
I've been meaning to comment on your videos - and with 2' of fresh freezing snow - I've got all the time in the world.... (oh boy!) But anywho - you produce very enjoyable segments. You exhibit good videography, pleasant commentary and appropriate background music. Please keep-up the good work!
I love those ideas, especially the velcro lampshade. Shoot, going to the hardware store in the morning. :>))) That beach ball is genius!
Wow wow wow. I don’t think I would have ever thought of these mods. You sir, are certainly clever.
The first idea of the lamp shade. Great!
I don’t have a trailer but I have watched and liked 2 of your tips and tricks videos!!!
That beach ball was a stroke of brilliance:)
These ideas are great brain-food for anyone who cams. Thanks a heap!
Love the old hank Williams Sr with I saw the light as your first intro and another song of hey good looking i Love your videos and hope to see you on the road sometime
Your videos are well done and informative. I have watched them all. Thank you for sharing your tips. Warm Smiles, Joy
You have the best mods makeing the best aliner i've seen.i didnt understand this little thing at first but what you have continued to improve makes this very towable trailer a desire to have for sure.your vids are amazing
Greetings from Canada. Great ideas but your partially inflated beach ball in the cooler/fridge....Brilliant!!! I love it.
I lost both my skylights the same way and my Avan is quite old and no one had the moulds anymore so I replaced them with Perspex and now when I’m on the road I cover both with the awning that unrolls over the top and I secure it place with some straps. Lucky I was insured so didn’t cost me a thing! 👍
Your ideas and your expertise should be included when manufacturing these Aliners . You are really very interesting . I don’t have an Aliner but we have a touring caravan (GB ) and have used a few of your ideas . Will done Slim 😊
Aliner should hire you!!
Velcro light shade 👍🏼 thanks 😎🇦🇺🔥
Epic ideas that make sense. Older campers have old brittle plastic refrigerated vents, as the antique mini fan in bathroom. I have watched a lot if campers get hit by hail on u tube, and the first thing that gets broken is the crappy but light vent covers. I live in cold Maine and have a thermal cover that slams into each door and covers the windshield on outside so no ice scraping. I am taking it south as a hail deterrent, so I won't lose a windshield. Maybe a square reflected box cover one could make that could be velcrowed to roof over vents IF ONE has prior knowledge of a coming possible hail storm. Many show up at night with no warning.
Hi Victoria, yes vent covers are typically very poorly designed, especially for the cold, wind and hail (hmmm...what ARE they good for?). I am actively working on a new design that will reduce or eliminate these issues. Thanks!
Maybe it's the placement of the vents that's at fault. I'd put them on the sides with little refrigerator or computer fans, framed on the inside.
the beach ball blew my mind.
I've been watching video RV hacks for several years now and never can I recall thinking, "Wow!!! Everyone of of these ideas/hacks are GREAT" until I watched yours. Shear genius and.... AND I loved the sound track as well.
I had been originally thinking about a Casita type of trailer so I would have stand up room in it. After watching ALL of your video as and Mity Mouse's my thinking has changed! I am now comfortable my trailer will be a used Aliner! I will implement ALL of your ideas for the comfort in it. And I will be able to pull it with my 2011 RAV4 so I don't have to purchase another tow vehicle. The search is on!
All brilliant hacks, living it (and the song choices too!)
Awesome ideas especially the velcro lamp shade
The lampshade was brilliant.
The lamp shade is brilliant!!
Slim--Thanks for all the good tips. I admire your ingenuity as well as the high quality of your videos. I've recently purchased a Rockwood high-wall A-Frame style trailer. I'm experimenting with a variety of things to make it more comfortable. I'll be borrowing many of the ideas you have been demonstrating. Some I'll use just as you have shown them, while others give me a starting point to make and install something based on your ideas, but adapted for use in my rig. I may even shoot a few videos of my own to show how those improvements are working. I live way down here in Tucson, so I'm also planning to check out some of the camping sites in AZ and CA that you've evaluated. All the best to you--and keep up the good work!
Hi William, Glad to hear you find my ideas useful. I pass through Tuscon occasionally so who knows, you might see my trailer around somewhere this season. Happy Camping! Slim
Thanks for the great ideas---I appreciated the cost info on each. Nicely done video--liked the music intros.
Beach Ball is genius!!
Great info...love the lamp shade idea! 😃 Watched all 4 videos--thx, good info!
Thanks for posting the cost on your modifications.
GREAT ideas will be adding 6 of them to my Flagstaff Aframe....... thanks!
Some cool ideas, best one is the gun case under the bed
Hmmm... I never thought of that. Guess it could store a telescopic fishing rod and tackle box as well. Thanks!
Some great ideas. I plan on using a couple of them. One thing you mention is the drop down table I would like to see that video. I am so tired of struggling with the folding table that came with my unit. It is extremely heavy. Thanks for the ideas and time.
I am amazed at hoe clever & inventive you are. You have such great ideas.
im New to this and your ideas are very welcome thank you for your time
I. LOVE the lamp shade idea!!!
very thoughtful ideas. I wonder if it wouldn't be better to have the little cubby open the other way in case you want to get something while in bed? And maybe a tiny LED light inside. LED strips are a great lighting idea too and very versatile.
Good ideas Noel! If I was handy with cushions I would shorten them and just leave that space bare so you could open it either way. Never too many lights for those dark spots.
Great ideas nicely presented. Thanks Slim.
Love the old Hank Williams music 👍
Glad you found some of my ideas useful Mity Mouse. Always good to hear from a fellow Aliner hacker!
Hey Slim, great start to your channel. Love the ingenuity and no-fear attitude. I am going to incorporate a few of your ideas since my wife, who never watches YT, watched this one and said, that's what we been looking for. So, thanks so much for taking the time to share. And, I will credit you for the ideas on my YT video, and share your channel link too. Keep up the good work. PS. I just finished a major remodel and documented on my channel as well.
Love your videos. You're a genius. I'll be stealing most of your ideas. Cheers.
Excellent (and inexpensive!) ideas.
Great ideas for any trailer. So clever!
You have some fantastic Idea's, and I am going to use some of them in my new 2018 "ROCKWOOD" A-213 HW. Thanks so much for sharing your great video's.
Very clever! Thanks for sharing.
Great tips. I plan on using a few
Lots of great ideas.
Super!
Enjoyed your video. I like the approach. Dollar stores sell some neat stuff.
Love the light above the stove...I hit subscribe!
awsome space saver ideas, thanks and happy camp'n
Hey slim!! I absolutely love your videos. You're so entertaining and resourceful! For the shower curtain bar, how did you fasten the plastic holders to the aluminum?
Great tips and mods. Thank you
Slim, your creativity has no boundaries. I hope you either have patents on or are getting some kind of kick back from your ideas to help finance your adventures.
The food looks so delicious
Hi slim. I have been following your chanel for some time now. I am sure I have watched all of your very informative videos.I have recently retired from my job and treated myself to a new camper. I bought a 2018 Rockwood a122s .Although it is brand new I am already thinking about upgrades. First one will be a solar panel. My unit came pre wired for a Zamp panel. But ....after looking into it I found out that only the zamp panel works .The reason for this is that Zamp has reversed the polarity of the wiers .However I did find a you tube vidio on how to over come this problem. I enjoy your presentations and sense of humor. Ps .I am from Saskatchewan.
Hi Jeff, good to hear your solar is working again. Congrats on the Rockwood as well! I will be releasing a second Solar Panel video in a couple of months so please check back. Happy Camping in Saskatchewan! Slim
I love these ideas videos ! Super handy ! Txs !
ya know, I don't know what it is but I like the A liner's better than the flat top trailers. Maybe its the fact that water can run down the trailer instead of puddling up on top or the fact that I can reach the ceiling (for cleaning/decorating/ lighting). From what I saw on the rv world site, they tend to be cheaper compared to the other solid roof trailers (non popups)
yep those are low budged and they work :D
greetings,, Kitty.
Great ideas!
Hi sir, I've been watching some of your videos and currently owns a small travel trailer and now considering an A frame trailer like yours. There's Rockwood, Chalet and and of course the A liner. Any knowledge on two other manufacturers. I camp with my wife and sometimes our 14 y.o. daughter, we like to take our bikes and kayaks with us. Thank you!
Just found you (and subscribed). Great ideas, great video. Thanks.
Aloha Slim, I learned another use for duct tape. I have short attention span but not with your videos. Keep up with your great work and be safe.
Did you ever consider an outdoor awning? Use a tarp to follow the Aliner roof and a ridge bar and a vertical post held in place with ropes and stakes.
As always - SUPER helpful video! Quick question - do you know if there's a way to do this without drilling/mounting in the wall? I'm noticing my vent and fan don't have screws like yours and are just sealed. I'm wondering if there's a way to bungee the lid on itself using the piano hinge screws/holes only. Would love to get your thoughts.
Super ideas. Thanks.
Great work! how did you know what type of screws to get for the fasteners? It seems like they are so costly and buying any wrong ones would increase the cost significantly.
Hi Jack, Thanks for the question. I believe you are referring to the D-clips for the vent bungee cords, correct? These are fastened using sheet metal screws to the metal frame of the new Camco vents I installed. I can't remember if the original Aliner vents had a plastic frame or metal. If plastic, then you may have to bolt the D-clips right through the roof if the vent frame does not have adequate support. I'll have a look next time I'm near another Aliner. Happy Camping! Slim
I've enjoyed all the helpful information you provide. What year is your Aliner? Would you recommend purchasing an older or new model?
Love all your ideas and really love the lamp shade. The dollar store sells the shades for you car. Could I just cut out of one of those to make 2 lamp shades?
wow.what a cool channel !
They're all clever and practical ideas. What is the weight range for A liners. What are the car requirements to be able to pull them ? 👍
P.S. I especially like the lamp shade idea !!
Hi snugbug, my trailer weighs around 1800 lbs. You need at minimum a good 6 cylinder towing vehicle with 4WD. Thanks! Slim
Slim Potatohead well that leaves me out at present. Thats half the weight of my car and a 4 cyl too. Thanks ! Enjoys your travels.
What does one do for work and money when living this lifestyle?? It’s certainly tempting
Great info. I'm enjoying your videos and I have subscribed thank you. I'm seriously considering selling my tt for an aliner or the like. I was curious what sort of gas mileage you get with your libby towing the aliner. You can do mpg or lpk since it seems you may be Canadian from your accent! Thanks in advance.
I get around 15mpg towing the trailer, 20 mpg without. Thanks!
I've been watching your videos and have found them really helpful. I have an ALiner and love it. I remember seeing in one of your videos a reference to a battery that indicated how much charge it had -- but I can't find it again. I want my RV service guy to look at it -- because I want to switch out my battery to that type. Can you help me with that info...?
Hi Blythe, I don't think it was my video, however there are many low priced battery monitors out there for only a few dollars. If your battery is good no need to replace, just buy a monitor. Some even plug into a cigarette lighter (google: INNOVA 3721 Battery and Charging System Monitor). I monitor from my solar panel controller, but these really look handy. Thanks!
Slim what video should I watch to see what you were using over the roof when camper was opened? It must have been before you installed the cheeta.
Do not know if you still check these. But the flat bars “ do you leave those when folding trailer “?
New to our Aliner (8 mths) and love your videos. We've got the 20 Ranger 12 and I'm constantly looking for mods. My question is about the riveting - for example, your papertowel holder. It looks like you used rivets to attach it to the side wall. Does that really work? It doesn't pull out of the 'foam' wall? Please help - thanks!
Greetings! Your camper looks similar to mine. I have a 2001 Expedition with dinette and a couch. My Aliner was missing the dinette cushions when I bought it and I want to make them. I am not sure how the configuration is. It looks like it might be a U-shape style, but all I see online are diner style. I have the table parts - table, pole and two cone shape metal pieces. Can you do a video of your aliner without the beds? I haven't found a video online like this. Thanks!!!
Hi BackBay_Boston, have a look at my "Adding More Space to an Aliner Video at czcams.com/video/bkA9H8ic0Ls/video.html. It has a shot with just the table, and toward the end there is a view from above. There are 4 cushions on each side, with the back ones being longer. Hope this helps. Thanks!
Is it okay to put screws through the camper walls then?
Hi Slim. Really appreciate your videos. Am considering an A Liner but I have limited parking. Can you tell me how long yours is from the tip of the tongue to the back? I need to know if one will fit in my garage. Thank you!
194 inches, which is 16 feet, 2 inches. Thanks!
Thank you!
What is the make model and year of this Aliner? I just bought one like this and I have no idea.
Clever!
Did you say something about short attention spans??!!
(I wasn't really paying attention.)
;-)
Patrick Wagz yeah I think he was talking about attention spa....SQUIRREL! 😂🤣
Thanks Nancy! The drop-down table is on my "Adding More Space to an Aliner" video at: czcams.com/video/cCnH6Aad8t8/video.html
Great lighting mods, have you ever read " The Pilgrims Progress "
Hi Slim, I would like to make the lamp shade, can you provide the measurements and some construction tips?
Hi Linda, wish I could post an photo with measurements but not sure how. Its 17" long by 7 1/2" high. Just mylar from a windshield shade, cardboard, hockey tape and velcro. Maybe in a future video I'll try to include more details. Thanks! SP
I see you changed out your refrigerator. What kind is it & where did you get it? Also how did you mount that towel rack? With glue. I have water concerns. Thanks in advance for your reply
Btw: Some people paint over the metal parts & put something between the screws & the metal that they screwed into, to prevent heat transfer.
Great ideas. What model do you have? Looks like mine.
Hi Susan, It's an older one without a name. Roughly the equivalent to a Scout I believe. Thanks
Great economical mods and I think I'll incorporate some of them into my 2013 Aliner. Have you done any modifications to the cabinet hinges to strengthen them? After some rough backcountry roads in Colorado, I've found that the cabinet hinge screws don't just get loose, they wallow out the holes in the particle board so the screws won't hold. I'm either going to through bolt the hinges with small cap nuts or install a piano hinge on all the cabinets for added strength. Thoughts?
Hi John, perhaps because I Bungie them in place when I am moving I haven't had an issue, but certainly had problems with securing the entire cabinet. Through bolts sounds like the best option. Thanks! SP
Thanks for the speedy reply. Headed to Home Depot!
Brilliant!!!
What about all of the smoke going , from the pot on stove , to the light ?? Could it be dangerous ??
Are you referring to the USB light? Why would that be dangerous? SP
? On the straps U put up top for the pots and pans and shower rod, I see that U have them riveted to the frame work for the roof. I can understand one side being that way, but the second side? How does this let the top come down? True, I don't have an Aliner~~yet, but I am looking at them for future travel.
Hi Terry, the metal strips also hold the shower rod in place. No interference as the rod comes off when folding the trailer down. Thanks!
hi. Enjoyed your solar panel video. how long does it take to charge a depleted batter, using yur setup.
Good question Brian. I actually lost all power after a sunny day in Arizona last year. That's when I added another battery. Usually when I sense the batteries are low after a few days boondocking I spend one day in an RV park to recharge on 110V. One day should do it. Thanks!
Thankyou. Thats what I thourght you would have to do. Great ideas you have on other videos. Cheers Bri.
for the last couple of i have been watch your chanel i have been looking for used old aliner but cant find one eny sugestion for under 1000.00$ i been camping by motorcycle and popup camper and park modle for the last 40 years
I've never seen one listed for less than $4999.