Recent content by Phessor

Mine have held up just fine in the Arizona, NM and Utah heat.

Stopped off at OVRLND camper last week to upgrade my struts. Always a great bunch of people there, thank you for your assistance. Now for some 1st Gen love...

It was great meeting you, hope you had a safe trip.

Have you weighed your rig? Curious what it weighs fully built.

I added a Renogy Battery Shunt 300 to my campers electrical system today. Did I need it, I don't know. I still have another 130 watt solar panel to add to my camper as well. This will bring me up to 260 watts. Than I may add another 105 amp hour battery to the system. So far everything has been...

More from my Utah trip.

I took a trip last month to Utah, had a blast on the White Rim Trail.

What they said?!?!

Nice Tacoma!

I was looking at that one, but he doesn't make it in 4"

Interior shot of my ducting.

I didn't grab any interior shots of this project. I purchased the 4" deck plate off amazon, it did not come with screws or the tool to snug it shut. I purchased stainless steel screws, nuts and washers at a local hardware store, along with a 4.5 inch hole saw. I made a backing plate out of...

It isn't easy cutting holes in the side of an expensive camper. But I feel this is a better answer to my heater ducting solution.

I got the Overland Pioneer, I have spent a few night with it and I am happy. I did not go with the extra bedding height, but I wished I would have.

I used small bolts and nuts. There is not enough material for screws. But I'll bet rivets would work just fine. And I added silicone sealant before mounting my shore power plug. The smaller heater plugs have a nice silicone gasket that came with them.