Dually long is the right size.
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Dually long is the right size.
LunarErik
New member
Hest is also currently doing 25% off I believe for black Friday!
Hey There,
Got The Dually long for my canope camper and after trying different set up (Exped megamat included) This is by far the best mattress I have ever tried. Would buy again in a heartbeat
foster4x4
New member
Hey,
I picked up one of these bike racks, but I’m having a hard time mounting it to the Alu-cab spare tire mount. there is a stud that protrudes from the center of the rear door mount that interferes with the mounting plate for the bike rack. I’m wondering how you worked around this?
Thanks!
I picked up one of these bike racks, but I’m having a hard time mounting it to the Alu-cab spare tire mount. there is a stud that protrudes from the center of the rear door mount that interferes with the mounting plate for the bike rack. I’m wondering how you worked around this?
Thanks!
MR E30
Well-known member
You are supposed to cut that stud down after you determine how far out you need to mount the inner piece (the one that the tire actually bolts to) based on your wheels width and rim backspacing
pdxfrogdog
Adventurer
I just purchased one myself, so can't provide any long term feedback. I did confirm with Hest that the dually long was the correct size for an ALCC. It is approx 4" shorter than the forward sleeping platform, but that just provides a place to put a couple rolled up blankets before closing. My size 13 feet are too long to be all they way towards the front anyway.
Camped outside the Grand Canyon this past week for a few nights - outside temps dropped to around 15 degrees, and Dickinson on Low kept the camper in the 50s all night. Plenty warm for my wife and I in 15 degree sleeping bags, but definitely could have gotten things up into the 60s on high. If you are on the fence about the heater like I was, definitely go for it! Gamechanger!
Zillon
Active member
That sounds downright comfy with outside temps in the teens.
MR E30
Well-known member
Did you install a different orifice in your P9000? I have one and I used it in Sedona at ~5,000 ft, and I did not find it overly impressive. It took us from ~22 degrees to 55 degrees, running on low all night.
I’ve been using a set of Goal Zero light a life 350’s that I’ve had for a while. I thought about having something hard mounted to arms but it’s easy to hang the lights and the 12v cords are thin enough to allow the doors to close (plugged in inside the camper).
Not sure what you mean by "orifice".... 22 to 55 on low, sipping propane, seems pretty damn good to me?....
HudsonZRoamer
Observer
Thanks for all the interest just wanted to update this thread the ACCC has been sold.
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