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Living Long term With Arby - Storage Post #5 - Electrical/Potable Wa
Yahoo Message Number: 134809
Located at the street side rear corner of the coach, this bay is the prime location for "hook-up" stuff. The goal is to get as much as you can in there to minimize the time and number of steps it takes to set up for the night. The challenge is to organize it to be both convenient and readily accessible.
 This set describes one way to do it and my personal approach to stowing and deploying the 30 amp shore power cordset. I'm really lazy and if there is any faster way to accomplish this chore, I'd love to hear about it. Here's the link to the one page/four image set:

http://flic.kr/s/aHsjCFwtxK
 If you have any questions, feel free to ask them on or off the forum as you wish.

Thanks for visiting, George
 PS for the new owners: All of Arby's external bays are loaded and ready for travel so you'll be able to see how everything is fitted in. I have an all day pool tournament tomorrow but Sunday, I will turn my attention to the inside of the coach.
Re: Living Long term With Arby - Storage Post #5 - Electrical/Potabl
Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 134810
Good luck with the pool tournament...     Gene

__ From: deadstroke_98 poolplayer@...>
 To: lifewithalazydazerv@yahoogroups.com
 Sent: Saturday, November 3, 2012 12:11 AM
 Subject: [LD] Living Long term With Arby - Storage Post #5 - Electrical/Potable Water Hook-up

Located at the street side rear corner of the coach, this bay is the prime location for "hook-up" stuff. The goal is to get as much as you can in there to minimize the time and number of steps it takes to set up for the night. The challenge is to organize it to be both convenient and readily accessible.
 This set describes one way to do it and my personal approach to stowing and deploying the 30 amp shore power cordset. I'm really lazy and if there is any faster way to accomplish this chore, I'd love to hear about it. Here's the link to the one page/four image set:

http://flic.kr/s/aHsjCFwtxK
 If you have any questions, feel free to ask them on or off the forum as you wish.

Thanks for visiting, George
 PS for the new owners: All of Arby's external bays are loaded and ready for travel so you'll be able to see how everything is fitted in. I have an all day pool tournament tomorrow but Sunday, I will turn my attention to the inside of the coach.

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Re: Living Long term With Arby - Storage Post #5 - Electrical/Potabl
Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 134822
Hi George...

thanks for all that you're doing explaining all of this! unfortunately, when I clicked on the link in this one, all I saw was a very nice picture of an empty storage bin...

Best,

Bob
Re: Living Long term With Arby - Storage Post #5 - Electrical/Potabl
Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 134823
You have to click on the lone pic and it will open up with his explanations and additional pics
Re: Living Long term With Arby - Storage Post #5 - Electrical/Potabl
Reply #4 –
Yahoo Message Number: 134825
Click on that lovely picture of a storage bin and it takes you to the description page. I had a little moment of huh? too.

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Re: Living Long term With Arby - Storage Post #5 - Electrical/Potabl
Reply #5 –
Yahoo Message Number: 134835
Appreciate the visit, Bob. I've been wrestling with the best way to link you guys to what I want you to see and had settled on the "set" approach as my standard. However, it does require you to click on the "lead" image to read the details and see the rest of the included images. Perhaps, I should return to a direct link to the primary image/description and go from there.
 Here is that link: http://flic.kr/p/dfhVBw

Thanks for visiting and bringing my attention to the problem.

Best regards, George

PS: For those interested, I finished 5th out of about 80 players
 
Re: Living Long term With Arby - Storage Post #5 - Electrical/Potabl
Reply #6 –
Yahoo Message Number: 134837
Way to go, George!!!  That 360 should gey you a copla gallons of gas, I reckon.... Gene

__ From: deadstroke_98 poolplayer@...>
 To: lifewithalazydazerv@yahoogroups.com
 Sent: Sunday, November 4, 2012 12:09 AM
 Subject: Re: [LD] Living Long term With Arby - Storage Post #5 - Electrical/Potable Water Hook-up

Appreciate the visit, Bob. I've been wrestling with the best way to link you guys to what I want you to see and had settled on the "set" approach as my standard. However, it does require you to click on the "lead" image to read the details and see the rest of the included images. Perhaps, I should return to a direct link to the primary image/description and go from there.
 Here is that link: http://flic.kr/p/dfhVBw

Thanks for visiting and bringing my attention to the problem.

Best regards, George

PS: For those interested, I finished 5th out of about 80 players