Not gonna lie. That "camping" scenario sounds awful. That would keep me home. You're gonna use a lot of power trying to fight those temps no matter what trailer and AC you've got. I would recommend you get a bigger generator unit if that's going to be a very common situation for you.
I actually removed the table completely which includes the mount that is attached to the bench. It was more of a hassle than it was worth. I did buy a Gazelle G6 gazebo tent with a bug screen and that’s where my wife and I hang out at night. We have a table and lights in there.
I’m not the happiest person with regards to the stove. In reality, you can only use one burner at a time when using a 10”-12” pan. I did buy a Jet Boil 2 burner stove. I love that thing! It packs up small and I can put 2 pans on it at the same time. Boils water very fast! I put it on the platform that covers the stove and sink and I can cook inside if the weather turns bad.
Admittedly, we found pots and pans to be a PITA when camping, both from the space issue you described, to washing stupid pots and pans. I still haven't used my stove. I just bring the grill and do foil packs of egg bites for breakfast, and a variety of other foil packs for dinner (chicken and rice with broccoli, sausage and veggies, taco packs, etc.). Requires a little more prep ahead of time, but I'd rather do dishes in my kitchen at home and have zero clean-up while camping. And we make coffee with the JetBoil and a pourover, which is still the best way to make coffee that we've found. Once I switch to lithium, I might try a drip pot in the trailer, but the power draw is just so big.
This was incredibly helpful, thank you for posting! I found a picture of the proper jack pointsre. the lack of an owners manual. Quick thought from when I was first looking at what was available out there for campers like the Dweller. I'd spent a little time with google while I was looking, and what popped up appears to be the same owner/rep for OBI and for MDC USA, or at least, both under the same corporate name and with the same company address in the US. The MDC AUSrv13 and 15 have a similar box and look to the Dweller (I guess Opus does too, but I think that's a completely different group). The Dweller was more interesting to me in layout and choices, so I never really spent much time digging around into other campers that were similar. However, the MDC 13 and 15 do both have pretty detailed owners manuals on their mdcusa website, which included some schematics, fastener torque details, and maintenance/troubleshooting. I have zero idea whether there is actually any shared DNA between the two companies 13s and 15s or not, but it seems like it wouldn't be completely unrealistic. That said, might be worth a quick look from a few of you that have gotten to know your Dwellers pretty well. There may be a number of relevant pages in those owner manuals that would be good to call out in this thread for new and future Dweller owners.
May be a complete waste of time too.....so apologies ahead of time if that's the case.
