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Vintage465 wrote:JBarca wrote:
Nice job and good work!!! Thanks for sharing.
OK, you have my curiosity up... How did you make the joint on the trailer when the tube rotates up 90 deg and then push it back in. Is there a piece of pipe on the camper that fits inside the tube or something else?
Always picking up good tips for a future mod...
Thanks
John
Sorry for the late response..................
Yes there is a piece of slightly larger square tube that is bolted to the outrigger on the trailer. The two eyebolts you see in one of the pics actually are threaded into nuts welded to the slightly larger square tubing.
โNov-05-2017 02:22 PM
JBarca wrote:
Nice job and good work!!! Thanks for sharing.
OK, you have my curiosity up... How did you make the joint on the trailer when the tube rotates up 90 deg and then push it back in. Is there a piece of pipe on the camper that fits inside the tube or something else?
Always picking up good tips for a future mod...
Thanks
John
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โJan-19-2017 01:20 PM
SoundGuy wrote:AllegroD wrote:
Nice idea and workmanship.
Agree, great workmanship BUT don't care for the idea of locating a grill so close to the camper where greasy smoke will rise up and envelope the awning. Parking my own Q on the campsite picnic table avoids this issue. ๐
โJan-19-2017 01:15 PM
Cummins12V98 wrote:
Nice job! My critique, the table should be wider at least on one side to place a plate and seasoning. Also a few too many bolts holding the table, but it sure won't fall off.
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Old-Biscuit wrote:
Nice ....I prefer simple.....
โJan-19-2017 05:17 AM
AllegroD wrote:
Nice idea and workmanship.