I could have purchased a swim platform made from 'frozen snot' (fiberglass), but decided to build one using teak. *

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Bow roller.

Trailer mover built from plans obtained on Ebay. Based on modified winch normally used on all terrain vehicles. Chain drive.

12 volt trailer mover in action. After entering RV garage, need to make sharp turn to right so motorhome can also fit.

Two new drawers. Mahogany fronts. Pico chair (folding chair in a bag) stowed underneath.

Drawers on full extension, soft close slides.

New table top - Purpleheart, Mahogany, Maple, Cherry, Oak. Solves 3 issues: 1. Couldn't put old table in or out of berth position without moving seat cushion. New table narrower. 2. Seat and back cushions use same foam thickness, but seats have 3/4" plywood bottom. In berth position, table was too low. New table thicker. 3. Metal edge around old table made picking up playing cards harder.

My solution to the big step in getting in and out of the cockpit. Added a second step attached to tray below gunwale and supported by two vertical members. Wood is purpleheart which is one third price of teak and weathers to look like teak.

Bow ladder. Paper plate on anchor chain used to keep varmits at bay. At Lake Powell we had a mouse in the cabin before we took precautions!