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Topic: So what did you do to your Truck Camper today? |
Posted By: Atchafalaya_man
on 11/21/11 10:06pm
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Repaired a rotted wing, and then covered the new wood with aluminum flashing material. It will never get wet and rot again. Why doesn't the factory do them this way? Duhhhhh
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Posted By: sundowners
on 11/22/11 02:04pm
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Today I found that the short on the 110v circuit was caused by a screw from a new awning rail I fitted------not, as I thought, from a fixing bolt from new roof box !!!! So I isolated one power outlet, now everything (except that one outlet) working fine. I also fitted another 240v outlet----European electrics are 220v/240v-----------but we use 110v to run laptops, cameras, mobile phones etc.--------------------------I am happy with progress today Nigel & Pamala--------Mildenhall---UK |
Posted By: noxinnhoj
on 11/22/11 08:24pm
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After a solid week of brutal pacific northwest wind and rainstorms I went to check on the lance today.We live in a townhouse that doesnt allow rv storage so its in my freinds driveway,10 minutes away.I am so glad I put a cover on it,I got my trusty flashlight and climbed in,doing a c.s.i. type of water intrusion inspection,lol,all went well,no leaks.I found a can of beer,left over from our last trip and enjoyed it while listening to the rain pound on the roof,oh my,I am looking forward to the spring.Its our first tc and the first winter putting it away for the winter,next year its going under a barn roof,with a cover,lol
1995 silverado dually,2005 lance 915 lite |
Posted By: mountainkowboy
on 11/22/11 09:27pm
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Check over my sealing job in depth today, after letting it sit uncovered in the deluge that we got on Sunday. Not a drip or a drop inside and the seal job looks great.
Chuck & Ruth with 4-legged Molly 2007 Tiffin Allegro 30DA 2011 Ford Ranger 1987 HD FLHTP ![]() |
Posted By: Atchafalaya_man
on 11/27/11 04:27pm
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Replaced the two big O-Rings on the kitchen faucet's main post and stopped the little leak that was present when the faucet was opened all the way. $2.79 and 15 minutes. Life is good.
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Posted By: Mello Mike
on 11/27/11 06:20pm
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Replaced the OEM solar plug on the roof with a new solar panel combiner box from AM Solar. I've ordered a couple 60 watt panels and will need the combiner box for the additional inputs.
2016 Northstar Laredo SC/240w Solar/2-6v Lifeline AGMs/Dometic CR110 DC Compressor Fridge 2013 Ram 3500 4x4/6.7L Cummins TD/3.42/Buckstop Bumper with Warn 16.5ti Winch/Big Wig Rear Sway Bar/Talons w/SS Fastguns My Rig 1998 Jeep Wrangler US Navy Ret. |
Posted By: dokkema1
on 11/27/11 06:36pm
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returned from camping in it....mondays SUCK
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Posted By: Buzzcut1
on 11/27/11 07:12pm
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worked on designing the new battery holder so I can fit 2 group 31 AGM batteries in my battery compartment. Getting it ready to head out to Yosemite on Dec 10th
2011 F350 6.7L Diesel 4x4 CrewCab longbed Dually, 2019 Lance 1062, Torqlift Talons, Fast Guns, upper and lower Stable Loads, Super Hitch, 48" Super Truss, Airlift loadlifter 5000 extreme airbags ![]() |
Posted By: mwallin01
on 11/27/11 08:01pm
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Resealed basement doors and dreamed of loading it in the truck ,and calling in sick tommorow!
2008 F-350 CC 4X4 SRW 6.4 DSL 2007 31' Cameo 1995 Lance 945 1981 CJ 7 6cyl |
Posted By: ~DJ~
on 11/28/11 08:15am
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I have a long list for my new to me SunLite. I just finished swapping out the G27 battery for a G31 Trojan. Added a battery meter and 12 volt receptacle. Next on the list is convert the closet to shelves and build a bed spacer/basement so it clears my tall Ford cab. '17 Class C 22' Conquest on Ford E 450 with V 10. 4000 Onan, Quad 6 volt AGMs, 515 watts solar. '12 Northstar Liberty on a '16 Super Duty 6.2. Twin 6 volt AGMs with 300 watts solar. |
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