Finding Storage Places

[DCKiefer]

As in my earlier post about the door step shelf, I was looking for another location to carry my five gallon portable sewer tank. I was looking real hard, when laying under the trailer I noticed the space in the A-frame of the trailer tongue looked about right. I made a strap from some aluminum I had. This gives just enough to hold the tank. I then mounted a bungie cord to the middle frame member and a place to hook it to on the oppisite member. It's not difficult to reach. I leave the cap off the tank, since I am afraid I might loose it.

 

Believe me that bungie cord is tighter than it looks in the pic and the tank is snug.

 

I put the cap and other things on a shelf I added just behind the propane tanks. Small space, but every space is useful in a camper.

[ScubaRx]

Very nice, very clever...

 

I've thought about using that space for an air tank that I can store compressed air in. I had planned to make it out of some 8 inch schedule 40 PVC that I scarfed off a construction site about 30 years ago. (Packrat)

 

You're right there is no sense in wasting space.

 

Steve

[desmo_pilot]

I plan to install an airtank in this area as well.

[Oliver Travel Trailers1571927901]

help me out here a minute... in that picture it looks like there is plywood???? Where did that come from? Inquiring minds want to know...lol.. or is it something esle?

[mountainborn]

It caught my eye also. I think he mentioned a shelf in the propane tank area. Maybe thats it. Good ideas in this post !

[DCKiefer]

Yes the plywood you see is a board I cut to cover the space just behide the propane tanks. I am able to squeze some small things in from one side and they can't escape to the road.