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Just an FYI, BattleBorn drop ins now have a 10 year warranty. Full details not posted yet but assuming its against "defects" and such. They are extending this all their previous sale as well.

Dreadlocks- Just contacted Truma, the vario will be available in the states early next year. So parts and servicing shouldnt be a problem.

Truma has a north american presence, they also have mobile installation/servicing in a few cities around the US, AZ SoCal, FL and IN.

Congrats! Very cool to hear all the hard work is paying off

Tour- De- Mog. You can find them on FB, looks like a nice rig at a great price

Five post and no one mentions the excellent matching G! They both look amazing.

Don't mean to hijack but the Henkels terostat is a great product, super easy to work with an cleans up easy. It is sold under Loctite Terson NA 939 name in the US, black or white. Total composites has another manufacturers version, at least I think they are similar technology.

Agreed Martyn. The biggest mistake homebuilders make is too heavy of an axle.

Kevin_j- You can google all the acronyms and find them online. NFPA will let you open their entire1192 guidelines, but to download cost $58. Dont forget most commercial built RV from large manufacturers are RVIA approved. These are the same RVs that fall apart when they leave the lot, start...

As everyone else has stated appropriate weight ratings are the most important. With that set up correctly you can add shocks to a torsion axle. Schutt has been doing it and I believe they use the TorFlex axles.

You can contact Firgelli Automation. They do all things actuators and have great customer service. I believe you must have the actuator built for the exact height you need, supposedly limiting straps cause issues. Firgelli will build any length you want and their price is at least as good.

I put 40K on our 02 G500 without any issues, sold at 90K. Stay on top of PM and its not really too bad. The 5L engine is very common and fairly old technology so its easy to work on. Some of the G specific forums have a ton of DIY info, with some members here being great resources as well...

I believe they use a typical wood framed structure under very thin FRP. With the flex at that location its possible those are just cracks from the repeated movement. Im betting its not structural. Long story... see what the manufacturer tells you and go from there.

Aignertrucks.com/de This site and its owner is very well liked judging by EU forums referrals. Supposedly very helpful post purchase with transport. No personal purchases just what Ive seen.

Wish we had one. Very interested in seeing pics of yours. Where are you located?

First off, congrats! Are you in the US? Try here: http://www.steyrforum.de/ They're a good group of folks. Translation works well on the site too.

I will vouch for David and Aimee and their windows! Excellent product and they were exceptional to deal with, first class.

Storing your steps inside, possibly hanging from the inside of your door is a cleaner solution. You have to open the door anyway and your step won't be covered in dirt & dust to track in. Very easy to create hanging bracket and strap to secure and stop banging while still be being quick to...

Personal opinion only... Its just a typical RV with larger tires and decorated up for "off road." Nothing related to a real off road trailer, like several teardrop manufacturers here or Australian caravans.

Any Sena unit. Have had one version or another for the last 10 years and they have been bulletproof. Good range, and long battery life.