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That's good advice and that's what I had to do in order to soften things up a tad. Cheers.

Thanks for the inputs, I grabbed a two way barbed brass fitting yesterday and will install it today. My Ecotemp heater sprung a leak and I'll need to bypass it for this trip so I basically need just a barbed unit to splice two hoses together. I bet the nylon fitting is deforming under hose...

Love the out of box thinking my man and congrats on the divorce!

Yeah, you'd assume that given the drips but the hoses are 3/8" hose and I'm using 3/8" nylon barbed fitting. Perhaps I'm using the wrong type of barbed fittings from Ace, not sure. I'll try a different material fitting. These hoses are reinforced so shoving a larger barbed fitting won't work...

Howdy folks, I have a typical hardware store three way nylon barbed fitting for connecting three 3/8" hoses together. Trouble is the hoses are under pressure using a RV water pump and they drip. Since this pic was taken, I've switched to the standard worm gear hose clamp but they still leak...

I'm a huge fan of these things, got one in each rig. The Funkmeister from Austria!! They're all over eBay but the fun is trying to find one in a good price and in decent shape.

That's a nice price. If you don't mind me asking, what adhesive did you use to attach it to the RTT in the pic? That's a really nice and clean install.

Kirk - let me know if this is avail and I'll fwd it to a friend. Thanks.

That's a nice video and I learned something about the Gwagon, thanks for that.

Pics will go a long way with your ad! Good luck.

I pulled up my amazon order and found this:

I have had my Alpicool 55 for almost two years and love it. We were Toyota-ing in Ouray all last week w/o a hitch. For the price point, I highly recommend it. Mine is the LG compressor, with a 5 yr warranty, if that helps.

I've asked my GF for a $54500 loan. Let's see if she delivers......

This is a drool worthy rig, probably worth putting in BaT auction site. Curious, this '96 has the same dash/steering wheel setup as an USA spec '93/'94 model years. Very interesting!

I didn't know they have walls for sale in USA for the Bush 270 so I made my own using the walls that came with my EZUP 10x10 free standing awning. I simply sewed velcro on my wall and that was about it, nothing fancy. I'd be curious to see what the walls cost and if the packaging is too bulky...

This thread has info that might be useful, along with prices, weight, and dimensions. https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/new-270-awning-available.208254/

I think the extra front wall can be had with any 270 awning if it has the means of attaching wall to any sides. My Bush 270 has velcro so I attach walls as needed and can pole it out for additional coverage but it's optional and only used when sitting overnight at a camp spot and the weather...

ok, that helps. Thank you!

I use an AeroPress but need more coffee than the thing allows. This next question might spark a debate, oh hell, I don't care. Are some of y'all just add more water after pushing the first batch through? I'd imagine some of the drinkers setup a whole new filter with fresh coffee, then wait...

Kindly provide us a link, if you'd please!!!