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As you know I am almost done building mine

My habitation box according to shipping documents completely built out (dry) was 1800KGS (on frame length was 3700mm x 2200mm)

Hi I did see you posted you have a Isuzu 4x4 and if so I'd like to chat with you. Jeff

What is the total height of your rig? What height is acceptable?

What dimension should the subframe be allowed to move side to side?

Rear storage box and attachment engineering We did not trust the weight of such being suspended by the composite core panel in the rear. We engineered steel frames underneath and welded to the subframe.

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Newbies like me

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I'm also looking at the fuel cost in retirement. I think the trick is, travel days should be limited to 2-3 days every two weeks. Stay longer in each place.

Just read this - High Winds: How Much is Too Much? This is a question that gets asked often, and it’s really what prompted me to make this video. A lot of people want to know: how high of a wind gust is too high for me to be driving? Well, there have actually been some studies on this...

Wish I could use grommets My bumper is 2 inches thick

Its time to wire my rear bumper for lights. My bumper has no holes yet. What is good practice to drill the hole for the light wire and protect the wire from the metal edge after drilling? Would a over size hole allow the wire to be far from a metal edge?

I might not fix any points - I did see one with bump stops on youtube Just a limit on subframe travel close to the truck cab