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Topic: So what did you do to your Truck Camper today? |
Posted By: Brad820
on 03/14/12 07:55pm
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Repaired broken outside shower hot water line connection with a PEX connector. Cleaned off sealant, etc. of the outside shower door, etc. |
Posted By: sirdrakejr
on 03/14/12 08:07pm
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Put an electrical extension into the dinette for my laptop. Replaced the wide swinging door with a vinyl bi-fold door, fixed the awning of the door that the DEALER was too lazy to do when I bought the unit. Next is replacing the bath overhead window with one that opens. Fun, fun, fun! Frank 2011 Palomino Maverick 1000SLLB on a 2004 Dodge Quadcab CTD Ram3500 SRW long bed equipped with Timbren springs, Stable Load bump stops, Rickson 19.5" wheels/"G" range tires and a Helwig "Big Wig" rear anti sway bar. ![]() |
Posted By: RockyRoadCamper
on 03/14/12 08:43pm
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Checked the two Big Interstate batteries. All cells needed about 1/2 or so of distilled water. So I was worried. But when I checked the voltmeter both batteries were 12.85 vts. so 100% charged. My rig has been plugged in to 110 for 6 weeks. Just a reminder we need to check our battery water more often. I feel I was lucky all was ok. The Batteries were new in Nov. |
Posted By: stumper92
on 03/14/12 09:09pm
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De-winterized the water system and cleaned a bit. Ready to take a short trip this weekend.
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Posted By: RockyRoadCamper
on 03/15/12 02:29am
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My batteries needed about 1/2 cup of distilled water to each cell! They were not 1/2 empty, ugh. |
Posted By: Chief 2
on 03/15/12 03:36am
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Replaced the rear door lock. The old one was starting to give me a hassel with the key lock portion.
2005 Lance 1181 Loaded 2005 Chevy 3500 4X4 Duramax, Edge Attitude Tuner, 5" Exhaust, Airaid, Ranchos, Air Bags, Hellwig Big Wig 2007 38RL3 Mobile Suite 2001 Bass Tracker 185 |
Posted By: sirdrakejr
on 03/15/12 10:24pm
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Got the bathroom overhead window replaced with one that opens. Also trimmed the folding door to fir inside the opening. Now I think I am almost done adding to and modding my TC. Time to go RVing. Frank |
Posted By: Camper_Jeff_&_Kelli
on 03/15/12 10:46pm
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Still seem to be getting a little water accumulation in the bottom left rear corner side wall at the bottom of the compartment door. Tried scraping out the old caulk and recaulking the edge trim but that only lessened the problem. It's is entering from more than one location. I scraped out and recaulked the vertical trim on the corner wall where the back and left side meet. There were a couple spots where the putty was not sealing. Going to scrape and recaulk the bottom edge trim on the back of the camper and a couple other trim meets Filon locations that may be suspect. I will check in the morning to see if the affected area shows whether it has dried out a bit or not.
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Posted By: MAV 8801
on 03/16/12 10:04am
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Removed the bedliner from the truck and test fitted the TC into the truck.. It does fit in better. Ran my jacks up and down and cleaned the inner legs. Filled the TC back up with all our junk for the camping season.
2011 Palomino Maverick 8801, 2005 Chevy 2500HD Crew Duramax/Allison, Timbrens, Bilsteins, Michelin LTX M/S2, Hypertech programer & Honda Eu2000 ![]() |
Posted By: msiminoff
on 03/17/12 12:39am
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I made an aluminum panel to mount my new Trimetric and the controls/switches for the solar charge controller, water heater(s) & inverter display inside the camper...![]() ![]() '04 Alpenlite Saratoga 935, 328W of solar, 300Ah Odyssey batt's, Trimetric, Prosine 2.0 05 Ram3500, Cummins,Vision 19.5 w/M729F's, Dynatrac Hubs, RR airbags w/ping tanks, Superhitch, Roadmaster Swaybar, Rancho RS9000XL The Overlhander Blog ![]() |
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