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Thanks Bob. You are the Hoseline Man. If I was your neighbor I'd probably add in the dual system. Since however we are thousands of miles apart, my hoseline system has been removed. I currently have a portable home a/c heat pump unit installed. One wire, one vent, one drain. The unit fell...

Wow, you guys really came through with this one. So far I'm leaning towards the cowpig solution. I'm a glutton for punishment and am willing to spend 25 man hours trying to re-purpose the old ones rather than do the sensible thing which is just buying a new set up for 30 bucks. There is...

Those look good and it all sounds so simple. I have another question for the masses. My switches are set up horizontally and I need them vertical. Did you guys all mount them in the same orientation they came in? I need them in portrait rather than landscape. 3 to 4 switches wide with a space...

Thanks Gents. I'm ashamed to say I still haven't called or taken it any further. I did get some sample printer paper in many different "textures". I've been too busy working on the outside of the truck. The summer heat is coming fast and I want to be working on the inside. Got the new a/c...

I'm liking the looks of this build. Keep up the good work.

Correct, 1300 watts. I have a Victron Energy 150/85 solar controller thanks to Ryan at Bahn Composites. More details on the electrics to follow.

Thanks cowpig. I've already got the system vacuumed out and some of the hoses removed. I'll need to find and replace the original hose that had the pressure sender in it. Hoseline moved it to one of their lines. Other than that I'm ready to recharge. Your list will come in handy, thank you.

And now for some real progress. I picked up my solar panels recently. 4 of these babies should move some electrons. What amazes me about this build is the cost of the supporting hardware. These panels were just over 1200 dollars. The brackets, screws, paint, wiring, vhb tape, circuit...

I'm not sure I got a picture of my water tanks on here yet. Hope this isn't a double post. I have two tanks, on the left is a 24 gallon and the right is a 46. A total of 76 gallons if you add the 6 in the water heater. Although it doesn't look it here, they are the same height so should...

I've decided to rip out the hoseline. The a/c system gets vacuumed out today so I can start working on the hoses. Thanks for the offer on the hoseline parts but I guess I'm jumping into the same boat as you and a lot of folks. How to get rid of the spare parts. I also have an attendants...

I'm still leaning towards ripping the hoseline out entirely. However, if I do decide to keep it, do you have a 12v compressor? What made you decide to remove yours? I know what you mean on the little time consumers. I had to stop work on the wiring of batteries, inverter, controller...

Hey Bob. Could you check your messages, I sent you a pm. I'm now considering getting rid of the Hoseline system. It appears that I only have the engine driven compressor so no option for rear cooling without the truck running. I'd like to see what you have to say about adding components or...

Thank you. Comments like this help to keep me motivated. Appreciate it.

The wheels are from roller blades.

I need to keep up with the Jones's (Ozrockrat) it's time to install the toilet. Mine needs to roll in and out of the shower so first step, build a frame that moves. To avoid dumping the pee tank manually I made this sculpture which will divert the yellows to a tank under the truck...

Windows Phase 2. My friend Mike is visiting. He recently sold his home and went full time in an RV. Follow his exploits at askmikemoore.com Mike graciously offered to help with the project. With some friends, that would normally mean hanging around talking and occasionally getting a few...

My camper doesn't have windows in the front or rear. Thought it would be nice to take a peak out back at night if necessary and extra light in the bathroom would be good too. I came up with this idea. Ordered some dual pane glass with tint that matches the other windows. The frames are made...

Great work, that's a nice sized shower/toilet space.

Very kind of you Ozrockrat. I pm'd you so we don't clutter up this thread.

The tires do have internal beadlocks. That would be great if I was balanced as is. We will know in another month or so.