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Came with its own zoo.

All terrain forklift maybe a good addition to the fleet. [emoji848]

And we picked up a few small bits for DOANR’s conversion.

The Cat 3126 is an electronic engine.

I’m out of town at the moment but I think it is a 1550. But trusting my memory is very risky [emoji33]

This is one of the prime reasons I went with the Maxxair fan instead of the Fantastic fans. The Maxxair has a build in cover that can be open running down the road and has the ability to act as a pressurization fan. In the mining industry we use high volume pressurization fans to try to keep...

I use either chain or wire rope and a turnbuckle.

Or a hybrid setup. My 75 series 6 wheeler in Oz has a single lead to hold the axle in place and coils for suspension. Rides a whole lot better than the stick doing setup.

Now that’s a great idea. Probably will not get a lot of use in Phoenix but it would sure give it some cool factor.

I have mine mounted in a pelican case and it works fine in there. I usually just hook it to the back of the vehicle or a tree. All the hoses fit inside the pelican case as well for transport. I can also just prop the door open and sit it on the ground if required.

Ez Trac. http://eztracawd.com Need to have a truck with the J1939 control bus so usually something after 2004 which brings you into the EGR emissions era.

Body will eventually be a pottery studio for my wife. But it is on a Freightliner motorhome chassis with a 5.9 Cummins (in pieces) and a MD3560 Allison. These will be coming out and sold off. All the electronics modules etc will fit my trucks. Also it has an air ride front and rear suspension...

Actually I gave it my wife for Christmas [emoji1]

The latest addition to the fleet.

I would of though 30” would just squeeze between the frame rails. I will check again when I am under the truck tomorrow but my gut is telling me the chassis is 34”

We didn’t take a trailer but had no troubles with our ambulance. Also plenty of room for vehicles to pass going each way.

Looks good. But it looks like it needs a wheel alignment (or it’s a funky camera angle). Don’t want to wear those new shoes all funny.

Just in case you were wondering. An Onan 2500/2800 W generator fits between the frame rail at the back of the module.

That’s a bummer. I was actually wondering about that as it is a sweet spot and I was considering swapping across to a 4 kw Onan in that spot and freeing up a lot of chassis rail space.

Not sure if it helps but my troopy in Australia has the rear seats out of an 80 series in it. Much more comfortable for the people in the rear seat.