If you have been following along with the farkles (modifications) I’ve performed to my Forest River 19RR Toy Hauler, you know that I’ve added a bunch of weight to the rear loading ramp Relocated Spare Tire to the outside of the ramp Built a Ramp Extension for easier motorcycle loading Added stabilizers to the main
Over the past year I’ve been modifying and designing my Forest River Grey Wolf 19RR Toy Hauler to also double as a mobile office. My job consists of 50% travel to meet with clients to “shake hands and kiss babies” and to conduct training. The other 50% is sitting at a phone and computer and
We are camping at full hook up park in Deming NM. The sewer connection is about 5″ out of the ground so it was difficult to keep the exit end of the sewer hose in the hole. I’ve seen a commercially available device called a “Sewer Pig” and decided I needed to whip one up.
Here is a quick story about my Ballard single shot rifle. I’m a nut about these vintage single shot rifles. It started with the acquisition of an 1874 Sharps a few years ago. I thought it would be fun to use on the Side Matches at the Cowboy Action Shoots that I’m active in and
Last year I installed 280 watts of solar on my 20′ toy hauler. I also outfitted this trailer as a mobile office. You can read all about the details here: www.rvbprecision.com I’m what you might call a “Reverse Camper”……I camp Tuesday to Thursday, back in the house for the weekends. This works out great because
Folks have been asking what upgrades I’ve made to my 2500 Dodge Diesel with nearly 200,000 miles. So here is a quick rundown… Starting at the bottom: TIRES…Nitto “Dura” Highway Terain Grapplers in “E” Rating, 3640 pounds per tire SHOCKS…Rancho RS9000X three way adjustable REAR SWAY BAR…Helwig “Big Wig” SUSPENSION BUSHINGS… Energy Suspension Poly Kit
My Forest River being a Toy Hauler there is always a need for high pressure air. For airing up tires to blowing dust and debris off motorcycles, tools and such. I originally was planning on building a small 12V system using a portable air compressor I recently bought from Harbor Freight
You always need more room for stuff! Toy haulers have lots of room for big stuff like motorcycles, ATVs and golf carts….But they lack space for smaller things like tools, wheel chocks, extension cords, etc. I always wanted to weld up a couple of aluminum “under body” boxes but simply never got around to it.
The rear wall of this Forest River 19RR is an empty spot that I usually set up a folding table in front of to create more kitchen space or a place to work if I’m working on the road. With the addition of the ramp extension I built
There must be a million ways to make coffee in your RV. Lord knows I’ve bought about 500,000 of them! From simple stove top percolators to fancy French presses to portable Keurig machines. You name it, I probably tried it. From “Cowboy” coffee pots… to real nice stainless steel compact pots… to a no power
