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That looks like a nice place to be.

I looked and did not see where you stated you got the lights from. Mind posting again?

I love that lighting. I want to upgrade the AC flourescents in my hauler to DC LEDs like you have. SO COOL!!!

More work Got some more work done over the holiday break. I needed a cabinet for the furnace I picked up and also we needed some more storage. Spent a few days on this and it came out ok. The furnace will be mounted in the cabinet under the drawers and have vents by the bathroom, in the...

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I'm going to be plumbing a new furnace in my toyhauler over the holiday break. Where did you get the vents and tubing/ducts for your furnace?

All of these cool builds make me want to build one of my own on my F350.

I've been running the AIS intake on my 2001 for 8 years and over 100,000 miles. Works great, never had a problem.

13' is the top limit for scary clearance in my opinion. My hauler is over 13'5" at the peak, and I still get nervous going under some overpasses. One campground we go to every year I have literally 3" of clearance at the roof over the check in point and the speed bump right under the only...

I get that comment a lot about our hauler, and the truck, and the CJ5, and the CJ3B, and the Rhino, and the brewery, and the yard, and the ....... Still not sure how to break it to here that I want to build a motorhome when the boy moves out. :Wow1:

Understand the cursing. I've got my own project, a custom stacker toyhauler, and while mine list of todos is no where near as long as yours I still need to finish the insulation, interior paneling, cabinetry, inverter, batteries, wiring upgrades, and furniture. These type of projects never...

Wow!

I didn't see if the fuel mileage was posted. I'd love to convince the wife we need one of these, and it could easily to a trailer with more toys. Not that I can afford it. :Wow1:

Droooooool!!

Looks great. I need to plan out the drawers and cabinets in my hauler before I build them. Looking at how you did everything just makes a lot of sense.

Nice setup.

Very nice, those pics are awesome. I've thought about a full shell on my F350, but the rack and tent setup you have with a bed cover looks very practical. Now I'm thinking about how much I can stuff under a bed cover in an F350 long bed. :drool:

Awesome work!!

I was in the process of insulation and paneling with some new cabinets before I had hand surgery. If figured I need 10k-15k BTU assuming a 40% cycle. Don't want to completely hijack your thread. My updates thread is here...

I'm really interested in the wave heaters. Would love to do floor radiant like NE is doing but it's not practical. The simplicity and efficiency of cat heaters are very appealing. I just don't know how well one would work in my stacker toyhauler.