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After you get the axel number go to the Dana Expert and enter your axel number. It will give you information about your axel. Be sure to ask more questions so you understand exactly what you have. I did not and bought the wrong locker for my semi float axel so am selling it.

Zip locker for Dana 60 Brand new never installed Yukon Zip Locker model YZLD60-3-35 for a Dana 60 axel with 4.10 and down gears, 35 spline axel. Includes air solenoid, switch, tubing and connections. $750 and free shipping.

Brand new never installed Yukon Zip Locker model YZLD60-3-35 for a Dana 60 axel with 4.10 and down gears, 35 spline axel. Includes air solenoid, switch, tubing and connections. $750 and free shipping.

Is there a build thread?

I was there last week and could only find one set that were painted black. Now am looking for the 40% side door. Have all the hardware, just need the glass.

We put a TruckFridge TF49 in our Sportsmobile and loved it. Quite, low amp draw and works great.

Have had a 1972 VW a 1989 Sportsmobile and now have a 2002 CCV all with pop tops. The CCV is the only one that is powered. Setup is fast and simple, about a minute. The thing we like most is being able to stand in the van and look out the windows in the top. There are two of us so storage space...

One option is a Sportsmobile type penthouse roof. There are several several up fitters that do this type of work. GTRV in Canada has the lowest roof line. ANother is Colorado Camper Van.

Sold - Ford E150 Sportsmobile This is my van. 1989 Ford E150 Sportsmobile $7,500. Runs great and the interior is in good shape. http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/rvs/5567128525.html

Once setup. Have been trying to figure out a water system and I think you have solved my problem, thanks. What is the diameter of the Rule pump?

Am courious if you have tested the spout yet. I did not realize the PVC liked gasoline.

We have an iPad and have a couple of apps loaded for navigation. One is PDF Maps. It allows you to download maps that are in Adobe PDF format and also PDF geo referenced maps. If you have the space you can load USGS topos into it. This is for off line use only. The other app we use is Motion X...

I love this place. Someone usually asks a question I have been researching before I do. Thanks.

X2 on emailing the tracks to yourself. Have done it that way many times.

For those of you in the Pacific Northwest, Coastal Farm and Ranch has the Fiskars 14" hatchet and 28" chopping axe on sale. Hatchet is $5 off and the axe is $8 off with the coupon, http://www.coastalfarm.com/february-coupon-savings/ Edit: they also have the two sizes of splitting axes on sale...

Have been thinking about PVC pipes for tanks as well. Did some math and came up with the following. 6" pipe holds 1.5 gallons per foot and the water will weigh 12.5 pounds per foot. Six foot will hold 9 gallons and weigh 75 pounds plus the weight of the PVC. 4" pipe holds 0.65 gallons per foot...

That looks more like a thermoelectric cooler than an actual refrigerator. TE coolers work reasonably well if you start with cold items. They take a long time to cool something down from room temp. Had one in our van and it is worked pretty well for short trips. The one in the link may work...

Totally agree. For me they are more of a planning tool.

Be careful pressurizing PVC pipe they may explode and send plastic shrapnel everywhere. Be sure not to exceed the pipe pressure rating.

I agree. How can you go wrong for $1,600. If it as only on the west coast. Not something I would drive across country in the middle of winter.