DIY TRAVATO 59G SHOWER MOD for Winnebago Class B RV camper van less than $150. BEST RV SHOWER!

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Recorded in January 2021 and May 2021. Published on Saturday, May 29, 2021

Hate RV showers?!
Own a Travato 59G?
If yes to both, make this shower modification!

I shower in my Travato 59G 2-4 times per week, using the old OEM plastics faucet and shower setup that Winnebago installs. Not bad, but wanting something better.

When I saw the modification Audience Angel Terry made to his 59G shower, I instantly wanted the same mod. Together, we installed the new shower in a few hours.

WHAT A DIFFERENCE! Wow, just like taking a residential shower, expect in my camper van!

Suggest that you MAKE THIS MODification to your 59G.

Thanks for Terry and the Travato Owners and Wannabes Facebook group for being such an awesome resource for all things Winnebago Travato.


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Recommend you research components carefully on your own as specs and availability may have changed

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https://www.lowes.com/pd/Danco-Chrome...

https://travato.group/#
  / travatoowners  

Shower mod specific post with tools and how to from Jason B...
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TOOLS NEEDED
Blade knife (to cut the caulking on the cubby door)
Philips head screwdriver (to remove the cubby)
Slip joint pliers (to remove the water lines and nuts from the old faucet)
Proper sized wrench (to tighten the faucet side supply lines on the new faucet)
Drill
Step bit 1-3/8" (to enlarge the hole for the new faucet)
100% silicone Caulking and caulking gun
Channel lock pliers (to tighten the new faucet)
Light (to see what you are doing under the sink)
Rags (to catch any residual water when you remove the old faucet)
Something to plug the second hole in the counter. Many have installed a soap dispenser, others have just used a cover/plug.


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🚐 ABOUT 🚐
My name is Scott. Since October 2019, I have lived full-time in and work a corporate job from my Winnebago Travato GL, a 21’ Class B RV camper van with my cat, Luke. I share stories of PEOPLE, PLACES, and the RV LIFESTYLE & #VANLIFE​ in my Travato as we roam around North America.

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