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Very nice job, I was also thinking about doing a holding tank for hot water. Very nice idea and just a small needed to do the water back and forth to the exchanger and tank, I like it.

Just took the time and view all pictures, WOW is all I can say. Looked like a killer time. Makes me want to go and see this part of the state.

I find your posting of pictures most pleasing,nice shots guys.

Your lack of pictures are very disturbing. Best of luck to you.

He you forgot a lawn chair OH wait I have that!!!!1

I run a full can of Chemtool b12 for each 5gal can. 1pt treats 28 gl so 1pt for 5 I would say is good.

Sad news to report about our pet Bingo Richard Collier It is with great sadness that our beloved pet Bingo has left this world and is now in God's hands. My mother saved her from the pound 13 years ago as a puppy and Bingo was given to us us to raise and nurture. Weather Bingo was sick or...

Very clever idea I like it.

Welcome to the Portal alot of great people and ideas here.

For a lift try RCD Race Car Dynamics in El Cajon Ca. Love mine!! ARB for bumpers!!!

They really work great and I am very happy with mine. Just ask anyone who came up to me on a cold mt night and ask how well it works. I just put the hot air tube into their jack and warm and toasty in about 20 seconds. They walk away saying I got to get one or they want to borrow mine.

I am running a Proplex hs2000 heater when it get really cold, a couple of real good bags and that is it, I do not run it all night just in the morning to take the chill off and just before we go to bed. I have a RTT and it works very well.

As far as hard lines I would stay with something flexable, washboards roads I would think could mess up solder joints. Just my thoughts.

Helton stays in the loop I just keep the heater valve closed when not in use I would leave the coolent lines intact and just run the hot water from the exchanger to the rear.

Very interesting!

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Second in line maybe for the fridge please.

Those Kenwoods are an excellent radio, I have the set radio speaker and antenna mKenwood TS820S - (HF boatanchor) my latest acquisition atching device.

I run a Yeasu ft8900r.

I also try to use the tools in the tool box whenever I do any work on the truck around home - it's a good way to find out about the key tool you may be missing. That is an excellent idea.