Shay...sorry my website is www.mikemcfarlandphoto.com. I added an "s" by mistake.
Mike
--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Mike" <mdmcfar@...> wrote:
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> Hi, Shay. Right after I bought our used 2004 T@B last August I decided to remove the propane as we were never going to use it. We don't cook (other than microwave) in the T@B nor use the 3 way fridge on propane and we use a small oil filled heater for heat. I had a nice large new aluminum tool box I had bought cheap at a pawn shop.
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> So I removed the cute little T@B box on the front and installed the tool box and put the deep cell battery in it. I have never regretted the change. Just last month I removed the 3 way fridge and replaced it with a dorm type fridge. I also removed the stove top and put in a new sink and counter top and put the microwave below the sink in the lower cabinet. I had added city water since our unit didn't have it and at the same time took out the 5 gallon "jug". If we don't have city water we just use a one gallon jug.
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> Anyway my mods are in the albums...Mike's Mods and Mike and Jackie's T@Bventures. Sorry still haven't figured out how to add pics to a post using MAC. But the best pics will be on my website at www.mikemcfarlandphotos.com. You will still probably have to dig through the blogs, archives and albums to find everything but I think it will be worth it if you want to make some changes to your T@B.
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> Be careful...I have a smaller teardrop I had custom made that I call the myPOD and it uses a T@B door cut down 13". Sometimes from a distance the pics are easy to mix up.
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> We are very happy with the changes we have made in the T@B especially the new sink/counter top and fridge. The screen door addition has also been very useful this year.
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> Good luck with your mods and PM me if you have detailed questions.
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> Mike and Jackie in Atlanta
> myPOD #019
> T@Bitha #0393
> 2003 Ford Ranger XLT TV
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> --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Shay" <Cm2believe@> wrote:
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> > On a recent trip cross country the steel fram in the compartment with battery and propane came apart. It is sort of an L shape and is bolted to the trailer. This caused the compartment to shift and crack. All the rivits broke and it scratched the outside finish. What I would like is suggestions about replacement or any other solution to house the propane and battery?
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> > Also does anyone know if this would be covered on the warranty?
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> > Shay
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