My new E350 with ITB box

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Picked this up the other day.

Has a 12ft ITB box on it.

Anyone have a guess at what the cab over might be rated for weight wise?

I am guessing the walls are built with a similar channel as the ceiling. I have messaged ITB for some specs. But I just got this thing.

Can you fill the cavity behind the wood with spray foam, or do you need to take it all apart?

Excited to get started!

 

[86scotty]

No idea but depending on what you're doing with that van you might have a small departure angle problem.

 

[Alloy]

Yes. Often ITB sprays foam inside.

Do a water test for leaks then strap the inside with wood and spray the foam to the surface of the stapping. Finish it off with a liquid vapor barrier.

 

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This is the happy wife mobile. Camp grounds, RV Parks ect. Maybe the occasional Forest service road.

Just going to get a pickup with an old man's canopy (as I have recently learned) for doing stupid things I shouldn't.

 

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Yes. Often ITB sprays foam inside.

Do a water test for leaks then strap the inside with wood and spray the foam to the surface of the stapping. Finish it off with a liquid vapor barrier.

I guess I was wondering if I drill holes, can I fill behind the current panels in place or is that a no no.

 

[Alloy]

I guess I was wondering if I drill holes, can I fill behind the current panels in place or is that a no no.

Blown cellulose insulation yes but not spray foam. Spray foam has too many variables to inject it.

 

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Question...

Are these what they call self tapping screws? The frame is I think 2x2 steel.

Never used these before, so I am curious if you take the wood panels off, will they go back up in place? When you take them out will they go back in or will I need new screws in a different location?

Thanks
JM

 

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Ha, I should edit the title.....

New to me.....