Recent content by alia176

we both have an 80 and travel with dogs so my thread might spark some ideas. I don't have the second row seats and that's where the fridge lives. Yours live in the cargo so my idea may not work for you. For working surfaces, I have two: a fold up table mounted to the back of the spare tire...

"made for midgets" - i was LOL when I read this.

Just remember, we're getting older and low chairs are a biotch to get out of, sometimes. :-)

I'd go with an Espar or Webasto with the Tstats, and just be done with it. I suggest saving money elsewhere!!!

Wow, you've gone through few diesel heaters! I have only had two Espars for two campers in the last 20 years, and they've been stellar. First Espar was bought used from eBay then I sold that camper 14 years later. The second Espar was bought brand new and now lives in the current camper. I...

Another option is to use the 80/20 stuff and 1/8" alum plates. You can build the frame out of 80/20 then place one plate on top, and one plate on the bottom. This will be a little heavy vs simply bending 1/8" or even 1/16" alum plate into a box with a lid. The enclosures I deal with in my...

"decent CDH" - i'm not sure if there's such thing as a decent Chinese Diesel Heater. I'd word it as "the least troublesome CDH". Entire world of troubleshooting help has sprung up to work with CDH. :cool:

again, NOT MINE!!! https://www.facebook.com/share/19wvtWTnyo/

Congrats amigo!! That is a knock off TREG receiver. Not much to maintain unless your camper is parked outside. If that's the case, I'd place a large can/cover over the poly block in order to prevent UV damage. Connecting to it is a tad challenging in the beginning but you'll get the hang of...

I don't recall if I had a lot of bug splatter, probably no more than the usual. I did version 1.0 so long ago that nothing stands out in my memory. I still get a little bit of bug splatter even with the windfaring but it's easy enough to clean up. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

I opted for direct interference with the roof so that the movement is just about zero. I also put a clear plastic protection layer on that part of the roof, and I think it's about 4 in wide and spans the entire width of the roof. The edge seal rests on this clear plastic film and the entire...

i asked ChatGPT this question and got an answer! https://chatgpt.com/share/68caf8ee-a75c-8003-9e45-8b52e2f2a99e Depends on what you mean exactly by “roof-top tent” (hard shell vs soft shell vs clamshell vs wedge etc.), how many people it needs to sleep, and how low of a weight you’re after...

hmm, that is something I never thought about it but makes total sense to me!

As most of you know, putting crap on top of the roofs (rooves?) creates air turbulence, which translates to noise and drag. This is version 3.0 of my design and I'm pretty happy with it. I still want to do some minor tweaks, which may never stop, and I'm probably getting 0.0001 mpg...

Dude - we need to see more pics of this awesome Betty White hillbilly trailer. ;)