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This is not yet ready for sale yet, but it sounds great. I think it would be very worthwhile as an alert device for an Ollie that is parked off site. You could immediately call the storage facility manager or the cops if needed..... Or while you are camping, you would have peace of mind about the trailer’s security and could rush back if there is an alert, or call the camp host. http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2018/02/jeremy-s/gear-review-simtek-duo-portable-security-sensor/ It does require a cell signal.... Comments? John Davies Spokane WA

I had to find a storage spot for the table legs. The previous owner placed them on the floor and that didn’t work for me. The first thought was standing up in the closet, but I needed a way to control them. I thought of different options to attach them to the wall. When I came up with this solution it dawned on me that under the table seemed an excellent use of some unused space. The PVC blocks are taped on with 3M VHB squares and the clips are screwed to the PVC blocks. Road trip in 3 weeks will verify my solution. Mike

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I guess I should know that I can’t teach some of you old dogs new tricks. Especially when I try to sneak boat hardware by a couple of boat people.? Randy, I am 6’ tall and I have about 4.5” between my knee/leg and the clips. They would also fit in the middle as Canoe12 mentioned. Mike

LOL, I guess we Oliver owners tend to think alike - count me as #3 who ended up with the same solution. I have the twin beds so I placed the clips under the lips of the beds. With the overhang and bedspread, you can't see them but they're easy to access and don't take up closet space. I glued down my PVC blocks with 3M 4200. I wish I'd taken the time to chamfer them like Steve did - nice job!

We have camped with friends that have SOB (some other brand) trailers. With an 'artic' breeze coming off the lake, and a cold raining starting, we all gathered in the Oliver. Normally we keep it made up as a bed, but it only takes a few minutes to make the table setup. 6 of us dined quite comfortably and no one seemed eager to leave. The Oliver had more space around the table and just seemed the right place to be. Happened a few times over those three days. Just glad we had the table legs with us. Think we will order some clips. Maybe mount under the center of the table?

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Since our side dinette has to be made into a bed EVERY night for our Doberman, Reacher, we had the same problem. I solved it a couple of years ago in much the same manner you did. I mounted the same beckson clips you used, only in the closet.

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We went to a big box lumber place (Lowe's maybe?) And bought this piece. It is designed to fit on the top of a rolling Husky tool box. It slides over the sink easily. We left ours snug where it goes over the faucet, this keeps it from "drifting" while we travel. It stayed snug when a drawer didn't. We trimmed the length a little, used a hole saw in the drill, and made two cuts. Simple, works well, adds usable counter space, and hides dirty dishes.