I'm a good hand to carry a lot of spare parts and tools when we take the RV cross country, and a buddy of mine had a small 2 inch Receiver mounted Vice SO I HAD TO HAVE ONE LOL and built this today.  Its handy if ever needed and better then the first wife having to try and hold something with vice grips while I drill or hacksaw it. The input is an extra long model so the vice sets farther back from the RV leaving more room to work.

 Ol John T

Views: 92

Tags: RV, Receiver, Vice, mounted

Comment

You need to be a member of Good Old RVs to add comments!

Join Good Old RVs

Comment by John "T" Nordhoff on July 19, 2014 at 8:53am

  Russell & Bernice, Yep in the larger hole I had a spacer/filler inside and 3 different size of washers on the outside to hold the vice down WITHOUT it pulling through or moving back and forth. Hey, there are much stronger ways I could have fabricated this (I have welders and cutting torches and chop saws lol) I just threw this together quickly as what little work Id be doing at the back of the RV is NOT heavy duty. It was NOT intended to for high strength, light duty only.  I got the idea from a buddy who had a vice he could attach to the rear Reece receiver and his was only small thumb screwed down unit but I wanted something at least a bit stronger then that lol

 John T  

Comment by Russell E Johnson on July 18, 2014 at 8:44pm

That is a great setup, I will be building the same thing, thanks for the idea.  What did you use for the hole where the trailer ball would go, I presume you used some kind of filler as fender washers would pull up through the hole.

Comment by paul nevitt on July 10, 2014 at 7:59am

Nice!! I saw one on the back of a city workers truck yesterday and told the wife I wanted to make one for the RV. That is a pretty sweet setup.

Members

HOW TO MEMBER POSTS

  •         How To Links 

-Search Good Old RV's

-Start a New Group 

-Roof Repair Photos & Products

-Repair an RV Roof

-Pick Roof Sealer   

-Understanding RV Electrical Systems 

-Get RV Insurance   

-What to Look For When Buying a Used RV

-Jack Installs Fuel Injection in his Dodge 

 RV ARTISTS 

 

 Artist Roads                                              

                      

JOIN US AT GOOD OLD RVS

If you love classic and vintage RVs then come Join us. Come on in and have some fun. JOIN HERE NOW

Forum

Help

Started by Brianna Scroggins in RV Repair & Maintence on Monday.

1973 Scamper Class C electrical question 1 Reply

Started by Ken Vanderburg in RV Repair & Maintence. Last reply by Jimco_W001 Mar 29.

Starcraft Ceiling Repair

Started by Donald Morgenroth in RV Repair & Maintence Mar 18.

Events

Videos

  • Add Videos
  • View All

JOIN US - COME ON IN!

If you love classic and vintage RVs then come Join us.

 Come on in and have some fun.      

 Dedicated to a simpler, more rewarding and fun way of life in a Good Old RV... 

Vintage Travel Trailers, Vintage Campers, Camper Restoration, Bus Conversions, Vintage RV Forums, Old RVs, Tiny Homes, Boondocking

A work of art by member Paige Bridges

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

 Disclaimer - Please Read it

Enjoy this site and use it totally at your own risk.

By using or viewing this site YOU agree to Hold Harmless anyone associated with it including other members. Also, YOU agree that YOU are solely responsible for ANY and ALL actions, results or damages. Members "opinions" are just that and any repair or alteration comments or recommendations are by folks who are not licensed repair  or mechanical professionals. Any repairs or modifications you do totally at YOUR OWN RISK. Use licensed professionals for all work to avoid possible serious injury or damage. Use  banks for purchases.  Have fun!

Copywrite & Trade Mark Registered GoodOldRV© ,GoodOldRVs©, GoodOldRVs.com©,GoodOldRVs.net©,GoodOldRV.Com©

© 2024   Created by Jimco_W001.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service