!9 Foot photos

[ellen smith]

A few pictures for your enjoyment.

[ellen smith]

Two more.

[ellen smith]

Last one.

[Eddys]

Yay! thanks again Ellen. I saw them on FGRV and now I get to see them again! Great photos. Thanks so much for sharing. It gets us even more psyched for ours - soon! Jenny

[ellen smith]

Great mirror with cork surround found at Walmart. Fits perfectly on wall beside bathroom.

[Jim Bennett]

Looks great Ellen, sure adds to my excitement level too.

[escape artist]

Hi: Ellen... GREAT ESCAPE!!! but then again I'm quite partial to them.
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

[fudge_brownie]

Nice photos, they provoked some questions:
1. Only one propane tank, is that standard?
2. Is the plastic tube on the rear bumper for the sewage hose a standard item?
3. On the tongue of the trailer there are two metal protusions on either side and just forward of the propane tank, I cannot make out what thery are and for what purpose.

[Eddys]

Ellen - It looks like your front window over the dinette is a slider. Did you order that specially or is it standard? Still enjoying your photos!
Fudge Brownie - Those metal protrusions are the hooks for the weight distribution hitch.
Jenny

[cheryls]

Thanks for the great photos, Ellen!! Your Escape looks cozy and spacious at the same time!

One more question - the fold down shelf at the foot of the bed, did you order that special?

[Edgar]

Hi Ellen,

We're thinking about adding a similar folding shelf on the fridge side as a nightstand rather than the stove side.
When the extention is folded down is it easy to make the bed? Do your toes hit the shelf when sleeping?

I'm thinking about a smaller shelf of solid wood that folds up rather than down. If it's shorter (narrow-er) then it'll be easier for my sleeping buddy to climb out of bed.

Great idea to make the tailer your very own...

Edgar

19' Escape, June, Tacoma tow

[ellen smith]

Hi all

Thanks for all the questions.

1. We only got a single propane tank as we don't do much boondocking and use electricity for heater, water when paying at an RV park. With our 17 footer we didn't go through a tank in the 2 years we had it.
2. The plastic tube is for the sewer pipe. On our 17 footer the battery was back there too but now its inside.
3. The front window is a slider (yahoo) as they had a few tinted ones extra. We go tinted windows as they didn't have clear ones to put in by the time we wanted to pick up our trailer.
4. The counter extension at the foot of the bed is extra. It has our cable outlet and a plug underneath and we use it for our tv stand, night table. We have our heads up the fridge side as the window here is a push out rather than slider escape window and we won't get any rain blowing in. No problem getting the fitted sheet over the corner. My husband's feet fit under it at night.

[Sandra L]

Super pictures! Again, so exciting. Thanks for the ideas!