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Adam Blaster, as promised here is my list of sources that I have come up with thus far: Camper Build up Sources 1. Solar Vents: Sunsei Solar Vent Stainless Steel http://www.icpsolar.com/4105/home.asp 2. Solar panels, voltage regulator and remote digital...

That would have been awesome with a diesel, but just too many things put together under one hood to be truly reliable imho. But is is cool!

Very nice, may make a nice upgrade from my eight year old first generation Sony beast camera. I'll have to watch for some reviews. Maybe they'll send me one and I can put it through it the hazard course....LOL!

Aren't those LED Mag Lite bulbs awesome!

Thanks for the reply masterplumber and at this point I will not be considering having a snorkel on for Medino pass for next month. I will take in your consideration about the tightness of the track and hopefully don't do too much scraping on the way up and back. I do need to put a skid plate...

Hi wild1, I went ahead and had Alaskan attach the Yakima tracks to the roof frames with lag bolts so that the big plastic nuts that come with the tracks were not showing inside. It looks much cleaner that way. I agree the Yakima track are very versatile.

Give me some time and I'll do that.

Thanks Brad! I just finished putting two coats of wax on the rest of the camper and truck. You don't realize how much there is to polish until you are half way through... At least it's one of those projects that gives you instant gratification, though my wife just doesn't understand.

Nice write up and welcome to the forum. Any particular changes you are making for the new unit or going strictly stock?

I put my order in for the next batch. I hope they don't fade too fast in the Colorado sun. Thanks for putting these together.

I agree with Mark (Outback Camper), on the use of the lift mate. Lifting a corner of the vehicle is what the jack is used for, not the whole vehicle. My Jackall, similar to Hi-Lift is always in the vehicle with the Lift Mate.

If that falls through, let me know as I'd be happy to add another panel to my roof.

Thanks Mark for your insight.

Great trip photos. Must be spring in the Rockies, 4 inches of Snow Tuesday and 70 degrees today.

Well I finally got a nice day to put a couple coats of wax on the top of the camper started adding the Yakima racks. Towers and cross bars in place. Load Warrior on with shovel and axe attached. Steps to climb up to the top. One more is going on lower so that I can climb up when the...

Lol!

Okay, I'm convinced it can be done. Now I have to decide what snorkel to go with that was built for the 7.3 TJM or ARB. There is a marked price difference for us folk that have to buy retail. First things first I need to locate and raise my differential breathing lines. Measure fifty times...

It is by the headlight, but one big splash and it's time to kiss a lot of money good bye...

All the appliances in my camper and the last just sip on the propane, with one exception being the furnace. I would think that the smaller tank would be more than sufficient for your needs, including a barbecue. On the other hand, I have a 16.2 gallon tank which is approximately 60 pounds of...

Thanks for the input and it gives me more food for thought. My problem is that I do not have a machine shop, or the expertise to use it, at my disposal. I just cringe at the thought of cutting into a side panel of my truck not knowing that the snorkel from a 7.3 would work 100%. On the...