How We Store Things in the Motor Home - The Basement

Bette from NYS Department of Transportation asked Eric about storage in the motor home.  Eric bought bins, labeled them and created an inventory for each of the bays in the basement  of our motor home. 

These are pics from the curb side 

of the motor home.

The gray container on the right side 

of this pic is a refrigerator/freezer,

 we can adjust the thermostat
for either function.

 This is the entertainment center area.  

See the red & gray thing to the right 

of the purple bin?  It's the top of 

the 7 foot ladder Eric bought. 

 It's the area Eric has to clear out 

& redistribute it's contents for 

the 6 AGM Batteries that are 

part of the solar panel 

installation.

Eric numbered the bins, as you can see. 

The 3 foot ladder is super handy.   

 

There are five batteries in this compartment.

Two for the chassis and three coach batteries, 

on trays.  The chassis batteries start the 

motor home and the coach batteries 

run the living space of the motor home. 

This is the street side of the motor home.  

The front compartment opens to the 

frame of the motor home and
 has the LP filling connection.

I'm grateful that Eric took the time 

to record everything in every box.....  

The black bag with the  blue coil 

has the tow connectors for the Jeep.

The compressor hose lives in this 

compartmentwith the wash supplies.

 

The water compartment.  The water hose is on 

the reel on the left.  There's a sanitizer dispenser

above the hose, paper towel dispenser in the 

middle.  The right side of the compartment

is for disposal.....

To the right of the water compartment is 

this small area where Eric keeps 

leveling boards, and there's the
other end of the 7 foot ladder. 

The electrical connection compartment.  

It has the electric cord storage,
the inverter and other fun
electrical stuff.