Search results

Sounds like S2DM needs a U1300L Unimog...

For sale, five MPT tires - $150 per tire. They have about 20k kilometers (12.5k miles). Not sure of the age. They came on our 1990 U1300L Unimog that was surplus from the German Military. The Mog clocked in at 400km when brought over to the states. The tires still had injection flashings when we...

This seems to be what you want: http://atlas4x4.de/portfolio-item/hilfsrahmen/ I'll be getting one shipped to Colorado soon for our U1300L. We are also building a camper box on top of that...

I am trying to figure out an aftermarket TPMS solution for our U1300L Unimog. What I’d like is the current tire pressures for our 4 tires. I’d also like sensors for the two spares. So, six total sensors with only 4 being monitored at once. I’d also like to have adjustable low and high pressure...

Thanks for all of the good links/suggestions. I also found this to be a worthwhile thread: http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/160244-Who-Built-This-Unimog-Camper

Thanks! I found that a very informative read!

+1

Question: For an "Around the World" vehicle, how tall is too tall? I am really hoping to get opinions from people who have actually done a multi-continent, multi-year trip. The reason I’m asking is that we are trying to figure out what to do for a camper for our Unimog 1300L: My wife and I...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000BPAULS/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1465498425&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=reflectix&dpPl=1&dpID=31Ap4IASIkL&ref=plSrch Cut to fit - really easy!

Good to know! A single, 300W panel?

Know where to get these? I spent 5 minutes on the Google and couldn't find them for sale...

The problem with these cheap per Watt 24V panels is that they are huge. As in, even if they fit in my roof (or whatever), they seem like they will break on the first hard bump that I hit... Maybe I'm just scared for no reason. After pushing on the center of and seeing the deflection of my 100W...

So far, my two 100W panels have lasted for a few years now. Even made it through the Outback and even the Canning!

Scott, I'll PM you on this...

Thanks. That was our intention since there were so few CC trip reports at the time...

Yeah, I am thinking it is key to reinforce as well. I was contemplating 1/8" (or thicker) aluminum angle to attach the panels to my load bars on my Chaser. Any other real-world experience with mounting these? BTW, SolarBlvd has the 100W at $1.25/W...

So, did anyone ever install these Solar Cynergy panels on a vehicle or trailer? I'm really curious how strong the frames and glass are? Thanks for any feedback!

We use one of these: http://www.foambymail.com/foam-mattresses.html With a zip-up-able cover: http://www.foambymail.com/mattress-accessories.html It's really comfortable in the back of our truck. Very similar to home... It may be a bit unwieldy taking it in and out of a tent everyday, though.

Wow! You guys sure drove fast in that video... :)

Are you gonna start carrying a spare thermostat? Did it run too cool without one? Scary story (at least from your trucks perspective)... Glad your vehicle seems ok!