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Least graceful demo I have ever seen :blink: . He didn't break anything so good on VW :)

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Great job! You should notice additional benefits such as less noise and light. We often stop at roadside rest stops. Often there are bright overhead lights and sure enough some truck driver will pull up in the middle of the night and run the truck all night. Having a thermal pack makes a...

That tool is pretty cool if you can remember how to use it. I'm sure with a bit of practice it wouldn't be too difficult, but best to bring along a set of instructions as well. Cool.

Sometimes all it takes is a good head shot from a bison :P

I'm in the same boat. Because it is the primary storage there are enough items under the couch that things don't move around. On one side: Sleeping bag pillow small throw blanket On the other side: Fiskars X25 Axe Coleman stove Coleman battery powered lantern Tarp Maybe a pair of shoes...

Bison was smarter than him. Knew he was more of an annoyance than a threat.

Due to low occupancy, the campground decided to close some sites. We got evicted. I attached the tent and drove to another site :D

https://www.amazon.com/Rieco-Titan-Products-TST-129-Plated-Adapter/dp/B005GOPC26 Thanks for the link David. You've inspired me to get my Dremel out to complete the task on a $1 socket. :blink:

I'd like to have a drill bit for the jacks. I started to modify a socket with a hacksaw, but never completed the task. I had a collapsible grey water tank, but it sprang a pin hole leak.

On the topic of mosquitos. A Tim Hortons tray works very well as a makeshift mosquito coil. It's incredible how it burns at a controlled rate and gives off a fair amount of smoke.

Somebody with more time/energy than myself needs to start a wiki page. Something like this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truck_camper

It can be done, but it needs to be done slowly. On a side note opening the roof vent ahead of time is a good idea. I've had times where wind etc has closed the back door while lifting the roof. It's not a great position to be in. If the vent is open, you can slowly finish or abort the lift.

I prefer the analog thermostat. I have a spare digital unit that I chose not to install. I like being able to reach down from bed to make a minor adjustment without having to see what I'm doing. I actually never look at the temp setting. I also like the no battery thing being our temps get...

Same thing happened to my thermostat. Understandable given the wire is moving back and forth each time you adjust the heat. I fixed it with a crude soldering job. It works. If it fails again, I'll do a better job.

Take a look at this document. It should help you to troubleshoot the issue. http://bryantrv.com/docs2/docs/hflamefurn04.pdf There is quite a bit going on in a furnace, but if you understand the sequence of operation and what each component does, you may be able to troubleshoot the issue on...

Here's a tip to make reinstalling your turnbuckles MUCH easier. No more fumbling around in a confined space. Label them DF, DR, PF, PR This will allow you to: -remember which location you removed them from. You will only need to tighten them 1/2 turn or so to get them to a point where they...

I worked at a dealership and they ordered in a truck specifically to advertise a low price on an in stock model. They never really had any intention on selling it. It had: 6 cylinder manual transmission steel wheels (similar to basic winter wheels) vinyl bench seat (when the driver slid...

I hadn't blown the image up :huh:

Those are pretty sweet gloves. I fully understand why you've held onto them. :P I'm glad you mention the other item was a bike. I thought it was a blue shop towel.

Are the replacement screws you used made of zinc or are they zinc plated?

Looks good! It will be interesting to see what it looks like after a few seasons.

I was thinking the same thing. A step bit does a very good job.

Nice job. Too bad the factory ones apparently aren't 4.8 amps to begin with. Seems like more of an oversight than a cost savings. The price point on 1A and 2.4A chargers is negligible.

Do you have information to back up this statement. I contacted Transport Canada when an attendant refused to fill my DOT certified tank in Canada because it did not have TC (Transport Canada) designation on the tank. I also enquired about recertification and that is not an option either.