Here are some pictures of a few minor things I did to the T@B.
I bought a piece of indoor/outdoor carpet to make a larger rug for under the awning and had some left over, so I used that on the interior floor of the T@B.

I removed the base of the table to reduce weight and provide some storage room under the bed.

I discovered the bottom edge of the awning rail is very sharp. I took a file to the bottom edge of the rail to smooth it out.

It ripped a hole in my cover.

I used some iron-on patch material to repair the hole. It didn't stick very well, so I ended up sewing it on.

I installed a Command Adhesive hook on the outside of the T@B to hang my raingear on.

We had an old auto windshield shade from a car that we had sold, and it didn't fit the replacement car, so I cut a piece of it to fit over the vent fan, to help darken things up. I used velcro to attach it to the vent.
I bought a piece of indoor/outdoor carpet to make a larger rug for under the awning and had some left over, so I used that on the interior floor of the T@B.

I removed the base of the table to reduce weight and provide some storage room under the bed.

I discovered the bottom edge of the awning rail is very sharp. I took a file to the bottom edge of the rail to smooth it out.

It ripped a hole in my cover.

I used some iron-on patch material to repair the hole. It didn't stick very well, so I ended up sewing it on.

I installed a Command Adhesive hook on the outside of the T@B to hang my raingear on.

We had an old auto windshield shade from a car that we had sold, and it didn't fit the replacement car, so I cut a piece of it to fit over the vent fan, to help darken things up. I used velcro to attach it to the vent.
I got a new locking hitch pin to replace the one I lost and a new hitch bar with the ball mounted on the rise instead of the drop because my jockey wheel was scraping entering my driveway and the driveway of the storage place.

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