Check out the weather stripping. RV doors leak air. The ones with double hinge for a screen door are a sieve.
I saw this a few weeks ago. There's some sliders as well.
https://ajrmarinewindows.com/product/#Clearance
How many BTU you are drawing from the tank(s).
Manifolding the tanks together provides X2 the BTU.
Using 30lb tanks will increase the BTU x 40%
Keep the tanks out of the wind
The barley adequate RV regulators freezing is another issue
By the time head of the screws/lags show rust/corrosion the wood has already been rotting for 2-3 years.
I'll remove the jacks and replaced the factory caulking with Sika 715. It's a STP (silane terminated polymer = UV protection + amazing stretch) used on EPMD roofs.
They are stripped down XL with a 6.8Lgas.
Ford puts this at the bottom of every payload sheet.
"Payload capability will be reduced based on trim series, option content and passengers. See label on door jamb for carrying capacity of a specific vehicle"
The second sentence is the most...
There's Overland EX and Proghorn EV (ex Total Composite builder).
https://www.pronghornev.com/
https://overlandex.com/high-country-hard-side-removable/
There's also Motocraft for doors/ windows
https://www.motorcraftoa.com/
After spending the $$ on s SIP box using alum. framed door/windows...
The NL is the better on of a bad (RV construction) bunch. I know NL have issues with black&grey vent pipes breaking at the top of the tank, storage compartment doors leaking, door seal leaks, drawer slides fail.
For the cold they don't have aluminum (is the worst) framing but they do have...
I had flat roof with a cast aluminum roof flange that had a 1" deep trough that was suppose to hold rain water but it hardly ever had water in it. There are lots of "stove pipe through roof" options.
This is similar to the anti downdraft (stainless) cap I used.
Yes. they can be difficult
Filter the fuel. Any, yes any! debris in the fuel will foul the metering valve. I let the valve in a stove I had get dirt (the tank had dirt in it and I didn't how important clean fuel was) in it. When I turn the stove down it didn't go down and the bowl flooded. When...
There are more issues with these:
1. inlet and outlet air are in the same location
2. the core becomes contaminated over time.
3. dehumidifying is based on the % of moisture in the intake ( see reason 1 ) air.
Best is a dehumidifier and/or cold air inlet to the furnace or to a hydronic air...
It's a good idea to take equipment list on these "social media vehicles" with a grain of salt. Some is purchased and other equipment (good or bad) is supplied by sponsors.
Catalytic heaters (Little Buddy is catalylic) has be be kept 100% clean even in storage. Anything gets on the burner and they start to produce (orange/yellow flame) CO.
There's also Hypoxia which one of my buddies in his new ultralight Dyneema snow covered/sealed tent (no heater) is lucky to...
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