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Topic: So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

Posted By: Ski Pro 3 on 02/13/13 07:24pm

Moved to new thread

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Posted By: kerry4951 on 02/13/13 07:36pm

Yep, you need to send these pics to Lance. You also need to open up a separate thread on this. This thread really isnt suitable.


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Posted By: Ski Pro 3 on 02/13/13 07:49pm

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Posted By: portscanner on 02/14/13 05:09am

Good giggly wiggly! I thought I was looking at pictures from inside my old Weekend Warrior toy hauler!

Please start a new thread so other people can see this!


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Posted By: nwjetboat on 02/14/13 06:38pm

Started servicing the Happi-Jac electric jacks. They are 8 years old, and in pretty good shape internally. A few rock chips on the legs. So I am re-lubing, sanding and painting. Here are the picts from the rear jacks, 4150's.
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The end of the lead screw.

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I used a short extension on a cordless drill to run the lead screw in and out as I lubed it with waterproof wheelbearing grease.

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The tube just above the end bearing. There is a seal there that keep moisture out.


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Posted By: Ski Pro 3 on 02/18/13 12:27pm

I added a fan to my bathroom vent. Bought the fan from a thrift store for $3 and a wall switch from Home Depot for 69 cents. I modified the switch by first applying superglue to the switch plastic seams before filing off the crimped brass rivets so the metal body used to screw-attach the switch to an outlet box could be removed. The metal body was in the way. Now I had just the plastic switch body and switch. I spliced into the pre-wired 12 volts tucked back up under the vent cover, and cable tied the fan to the vent between the screen and the brace bar. DONE!

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Posted By: Jon L on 02/18/13 03:29pm

Installed programable thermostat. I'm going to try it out this week, Looking forward to getting up to a warm camper, and bathroom.


Posted By: Ski Pro 3 on 02/20/13 08:59am

I added a little battery operated light in my camper.
For some reason, Lance does not have a light switch at the door of the camper, forcing me to climb up in the dark and walk in to the light switch. This little light attaches via a little disc of metal attached to the wall and a magnet in the light, making it easy to remove. The light as a day/night sensor as well as a motion/body heat sensor. After dark, if it senses a heat source or movement, it will light up. The LED's are able to be aimed; either down to where your feet are going, or up to highlight the light switch you are searching for.
I put a second disc of metal on the outside of the camper. When I head out after dark, I put this on the the second disc which is by the stairs and it lights up my steps. I'd just leave a second light outside, but I don't think this is a waterproof light.

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Posted By: Led 67 on 02/20/13 09:16am

skipro3 wrote:

I added a little battery operated light in my camper.
For some reason, Lance does not have a light switch at the door of the camper, forcing me to climb up in the dark and walk in to the light switch. This little light attaches via a little disc of metal attached to the wall and a magnet in the light, making it easy to remove. The light as a day/night sensor as well as a motion/body heat sensor. After dark, if it senses a heat source or movement, it will light up. The LED's are able to be aimed; either down to where your feet are going, or up to highlight the light switch you are searching for.
I put a second disc of metal on the outside of the camper. When I head out after dark, I put this on the the second disc which is by the stairs and it lights up my steps. I'd just leave a second light outside, but I don't think this is a waterproof light.

Very nice

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Posted By: K Mac on 02/21/13 03:51pm

Not today, but yesterday, grilled Bill,(Poor Bill). Gave him my deposit on a N.L., should pick it up in a couple of weeks. On anther note,not sure if I can ask this here,where would one suggest I post to sell a TC, thanks, K Mac.


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