Let's be honest: no trailer is perfect.
Check here for replacement triangle roof latches: Check out their 200, 400, 500 and 700 series. one of them has to be an exact fit. They are located in Cincinnati OH.Consider yourself lucky. It looks like they missed a couple of spots.
Anyone, know where to pick up a couple of those "triangle bolts" that help keep the roof down when collapsed ? The front driver side one has cracked.
Obi, will not return my email questions.
Thx,
Wow that looks great. I do not have Facebook to take a look on how to mod the vent. Can you point me to the parts and how to mod?
You'll need to do some measurements on your own, but amazon definitely has some similar products. I think these are probably really close, but should at least get you pointed in the right direction.Consider yourself lucky. It looks like they missed a couple of spots.
Anyone, know where to pick up a couple of those "triangle bolts" that help keep the roof down when collapsed ? The front driver side one has cracked.
Obi, will not return my email questions.
Thx,
Mdc has all heated tanks, water lines, I believe better insulation, etc. We need to winterize the dwellers or do our own modification for having all the tanks and water lines heated. We do a lot of winter campiny in 10degeees and below and would love to be able to utilize our tanks instead of having to shower using our joolca and a 5 gallong water jug. I know someone did that upgrade but I'm not sure how well it will work in 0 degree weather. If we had the money I'd get a bruder or Kimberly over mdc. Kimberly and bruders are 100% insulated for 4 seasons and true Australian campers.. one can dream *as I do a lottery scratch off ticket *... guess I'm sticking with OBI 🤣
Thx !Check here for replacement triangle roof latches: Check out their 200, 400, 500 and 700 series. one of them has to be an exact fit. They are located in Cincinnati OH.
Thank you
You can purchase tank heating pads for the dweller on amazon. the only tricky thing is the diamond plate covering the tanks. I thought that was removable. But it actually has a purpose of supporting the tank. I just adhered the tank pads over the diamond plating. I am hoping the heat transfer will work out ok, since the heat pad is not directly mounted to the tank itself. I do not think the Dweller has any insulation. Nothing in the walls or ceiling either.
Insulation in Chinese built campers is all the same.
There is not much insulation in the ceiling, but there definitely is in the walls.
Any concerns about brush or sticks or other off-road stuff grabbing the wiring for the heating pads, or even the pads themselves? I imagine they're probably in maybe the most vulnerable position for backcountry, unmaintained travel.
Not really, the pads are flush mounted attached to the bottom of the tanks. As far as the wiring goes, I zip tied wires to water lines etc...
I never noticed any insulation in the walls. Good to know there is wall insulation though. When I replaced my ceiling lights, I did not notice any ceiling insulation. I just noticed about a 2" air gap between the interior ceiling and roof.
