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I wish, schedule conflicts at work. But I'll be at the Appalachian Rendezvous

Sneak peak inside...

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You'd have to contact them and inquire.

Not that I ever saw ;)

The new prop rods and hardware arrived from Bird Dawg Industries - very impressed with these as I doubt we'll have to replace them ever again. The new branch deflectors are a nice addition as well since I no longer have to worry about them getting snagged on anything. No more worries about UV...

Special Announcement A secret project is underway at a hidden skunkworks in Orange County CA that will be unveiled at the 2014 SoCal Mountain Rendezvous. Revolutionary modular storage solutions that meet and exceed Euro-Spec "caravan" equipment are being developed for camper shells, vans...

Special Announcement A secret project is underway at a hidden skunkworks in Orange County CA that will be unveiled at the 2014 SoCal Mountain Rendezvous. Revolutionary modular storage solutions that meet and exceed Euro-Spec "caravan" equipment are being developed for camper shells, vans...

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US RV builders use a lot of consumer grade crap that is great for on road. Take those hard copper lines up and down baja or saline valley road a few times and how will they stand up to the vibrations? I would think that flexible propane rated hoses would be more reliable off road in the long...

Nice!

Again, this is a KILLER DEAL folks. The fly alone runs at least $300...

Got mine on order, can't wait!

We're doing some work with Allpro so I'd say that an LT along the lines of Brownie or Sean's machine isn't too far fetched at this point. Stay tuned!

Killer deal!!!

IIRC, the Thetford 135 and the new 550P are nearly the same footprint (within 1 inch), the 550 is quite a bit taller due to the larger holding tank but that also puts the seat at about standard height for a regular home toilet which is a good thing IMO.

Now wouldn't that be sweet?

How are your hood pins attached? FRP aka FlipPac uses basic screws into the fender. Adventure Trailers uses Rivnuts (which is what I have) and they are much better IMO. One thing to remember too is that the prop rods don't really support much weight at all when the tent is deployed - maybe 10%...

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Something wicked this way comes... in an All-Pro box. :box: