Oh my gosh, part one was the first video highlighting this year's Randi's Adventures
Wanna Camp Together meet-up when we all had the opportunity to tour each other's Little Guy Max's,
Mini Maxes, and other small campers and share our favorite modification, accessory, hack,
or tip with everyone. I was so impressed with how Innovative everybody had been and the cool ideas
continue right now in part two. And be sure to stay tuned for part three. This is the big Clam.
That's nice. Yeah, it was very easy to set up. Okay so here's my main squeeze. I'm Helen and
I'm Romero and we're from Yorktown Heights New York. Right. And we've been on the road for 34
days or so right now as of one April so this is a well-loved in-ship trailer. We got a couple of
mods that we've done that I think might be helpful to the group. One thing I noticed when uh Helen
was cooking was we would oftentimes uh have the smoke alarm go off because the smoke was in there.
So I figured out that we needed a ventilation system of some sort and that's what this is.
So you can buy this at Campers World. Really mount is designed to sit on a table somewhere and
it runs off of uh AC and so what I did was I got some stock uh this is a piece of aluminum that you
can get from Amazon.It's um two-inch by one-inch rectangular tube. I got an angle grinder and I cut
out one side of it so I have a little bit of a lip right there and then on the inside of this section
right here I've got a heat gun made a little lip on this as well and then drilled two holes.
And I drilled two holes that'll line up with that and so this can then mount just like that
and turn it on and it's right where the stove is and it evacuates all the
all the smoke and vapors. And while it's in that position you can actually still close.
So if it's raining out or anything else like that and that's when we actually figured it
out we were cooking lamb chops on an outside grill started pouring we brought the lamb chops
in. I started to cook and the whole place knew we were cooking. And it's really nice that it's able
to plug in right here you don't have to have any lines or anything going in that way. Also,
this is not exactly a camper modification but it is very effective a little bungee that keeps this
open so it's not flapping back and forth. And then this this is a great invention.
Okay we have a lagoon table so we got rid of the big metal uh contraption and I used the
same table and now to set the height for this this is for having the table just below the
lip this is the height for having just above the lip so when you're setting it up you just put it
underneath and you uh lower it right onto there. And again we modified this from an idea that was
posted by another person who used Legos. And she used seven Legos to go below or eight that goes
to go above and so figure well I don't have Lego so I'll get some wood. So right above where we
eat I think I picked these up at like Bed Bath and Beyond or something like that and then I just cut
them so you can slip it in and you can actually access all of it. So then you categorize what you
need like your headlamps are here, your you know cozies for your beer, these are your sunscreens,
and so basically I've got everything that people have on the door I have it across here. So that's
an easy mod for that. One more mention. Okay so we put a Furion uh on the back you'll see it in
the back and then I put one on the side as well here. And so this obviously goes in the car so
we can see what's going on behind us but we can bring it inside because it runs off a 12 volt and
so when we have all our toys laid out here in the middle of the night I have this camera on
and it has a motion detector so if someone tries to like our bikes more than us at least I have
awareness that something's happening outside. And it runs off of 12 volts as you guys know and so
you can see what it looks like. And this is the camera right here? That's the camera and what I
did was I went into the control panel and I got a hot 12-volt line and then I drilled a hole into
the control panel and I just put a toggle switch on so you see the regular toggles that they come
but there's enough area a blank spot where you can insert your own toggle and so now when we
drive it's not light dependent on the lighting system to get power. I have a whole separate a
source now that is always available that I can turn it on or turn it off as I need. Okay so
there's that and then here's the here's the toggle right here right there. This is great. This is our
indoor and outdoor temperatures of our freezer and we have sensors in here. You can buy the sensor
and then you don't have to wonder whether or not your food is actually cold enough or hot enough
without you know like going in it's right here. That's really kind of cool. This is his uh toaster
oven that he has on his side which actually slides back and forth in here. Oh, that's nice. It goes
on top, take it out put it up here. And it does everything from baking to preheating or anything
else like that. I freeze a lot before we left so on those nights that we are arriving at the
campsite at nine o'clock and setting up in the dark um it's really nice to just have a one pot
meal or one thing you know that I can actually like literally put in the toaster oven real quick
or on in one pot and then be done. This carpet is from my daughter's apartment and she moved so we
borrowed it and it fits pretty much perfectly and with having two dogs travel it's really a
nice big rug. We are Chuck and Yvonne Baird we're from Marshall Michigan. We have a 21 mini again
the the previous people did a lot of marking of things. Let's do the outside first. They
color-coded things. Hot, okay and inside where all the fuses are and everything everything is marked
like that. Most minis have this here. I believe the previous owners were bicycle people because
they needed something here to lock again they I think they probably use that there so this unit
was there and it's now moved over there. Which we don't care for but nevertheless. This also comes
off. We are Curt and Mary Moore from Green Bay and we really have no modifications. We bought
ours used two years ago and have taken a couple long trips out west and out to the east coast
and we haven't really done a lot to it but we really love it. It's got the full queen size bed
which we have the Beddy and the Froli system which makes a bed more comfortable. We like our Gazelle
where we do a lot of sitting outside and do our cooking outside. That's the best mod ever. Yes.
Yeah, it's really easy to set up, easy to take down. A few minutes and it's up and down.
Julie and Jean from Novi Michigan this is a 23 and we've only had it uh since the end of February
this year so we're still learning a lot but we've done a few mods. One mod is the keyless entry by
RV lock. The stairs double stair by Lipper. It fit it's a little bit narrower so you have to
put a little bit of shim in there and drill some new holes through the frame on the rear for the
bolts to go through but it was relatively simple to put on with a floor jack. And then we put the
Campco bug screens on all the propane items and on the fridge vents on the other side. One thing
that was talked about was the the front Jack. We went with a trailer valet Jack. It has a removable
handle so when the bed of the truck comes down it clears it just barely. But one thing nice about
it you can put an adapter on your cordless drill and it moves up and down just like electric jack.
And then they call it a fast way flip just moves up and down when you put the jack up so that's
convenient. Another mod we put on there was a vent over uh fan a maxar max air vent which allows us
to keep the vent open if it's raining. One thing we found pretty handy Ikea makes these suctioncup
hooks and I was amazed on how well they hold on on the shutting inside the shower and the exterior.
And of course, everybody hits their head on this so they put oh this is nice. Yes, I've hit my
head on this corner so many times and it hurts. Oh yeah. But what is this? I've got these on Amazon
and it's just uh you feel it sticks right on the corners. And it's made specifically for this? Yeah
for corner edges. It's designed for uh putting on cabinets for little kids babies. That's brilliant.
I really love the steps. Oh yeah it was well worth it. So hi I'm Jody. I am a brand new camper. I
have a 2018 Little Guy Max. My first update is the stickers. New driver. This is my first ever trip
so I thought it was important that people knew I don't know what I'm doing. If I'm on the road I
know people assume that if you're driving a camper you know what you're doing. I don't so I wanted to
warn people. That's my first update that I made. I love that. Please be kind. It is new to me there
were a lot of upgrades done by the previous owner but the one that I've done that I'm most proud of
is inside it is the table. So let me show you. Everybody loves their Laguna tables I wasn't a
fan because this original table from 2018 is very heavy and it weighs down the Lagoon bar
so what I did was I put a slide bar attached to where the table normally rests so I can slide my
table back and forth. If I want to when I travel take it down I just lift it up and it comes right
off. And let me show you. I'll just do that real quick it just comes off and it lays down to travel
and then when I get somewhere I just pick it up, press it back in the track again sliding.
And I put a mounting leg that screws right into I don't even know what you call that but.
My shower mod is that the door used to open to the dinette and it was a little squeeze
getting in and out so what I did was I took the frame and I unscrewed it flipped it upside down
screwed it back into the exact same holes and now my door opens to my camper and I have all
that space. It's not a problem getting in and out any longer. Next, you have to watch
part three because this video is also packed with more cool modifications, accessories,
tips and hacks that you don't want to miss out on. So click here to watch it now to see what I mean.