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You will need extensions for the front jacks

You may also not want to to much downward pressure on those jack brackets that you are using for tie downs. This may cause the bottom section to seperate you will be able to see that at the bottom section of the back door were the opening will be wider at the top than the bottom. If that is...

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Welcome.. I also put in an icebox in mine and a couple frozen milk jugs last a couple of days.

I took with my phone

This is what I use, runs on a couple of aa batteries or if I have 120v power it even charges my phone.

I saw a NCO at the rest stop southbound I 5 in Everett today

I believe that is in New York, the guy that use to own it that died was from Montana

Any battery operated not battery back up electronic t'stat should work as long as it is rated for a millivolt system.

Dang sorry to hear that. Mine were great out of the box.

Which ones did you end up ordering?

I know work wear type stores carry them. There web site has a store locater on it http://www.keenfootwear.com/us/en/

No way is that an '80s mine is a '65 and looks exactly like that except the windows and that whole cab over part. Good looking rig.

I work outside and need a good pair of waterproof boots. I have been very happy with my Keen industrail boots, Keen is also an Oregon company

A couple of pics would help.

Good looking Camper. As for the valves mine doesn't have them but it goes up pretty evenly but going down I have to stop it a few times and jack it back up to even it out.

Those temps look real good giving 30 degrees on a hydronic system is good. So next question is where is the heat going. I asume that the underside is insulated correct? You are only at a 15 degree rise from ambient OSA to the floor temp weird. I get why they ran the tubing from the outside to...

Your heating should be able to keep your your camper a lot warmer then that at 30 degrees out bad pereli seal or not. Your water heater is 9,000 btus my wave 3 is 3,000 btus and can keep it in the 60s when it's below 30 out with a bad seal. I would look more into your heat sysem. Do you have a...

On wire size here is a chart I have a Tuff stuff alternator in my truck I'm happy with it. http://www.tuffstuffperformance.com/

Thanks for the heads up on these. I was looking into getting a couple of these a few months back.

Mine is a '67 and they are wired differantly I had thought the older than mine were wired the same were you had to change the bulbs. It might also be differant depending on which factory it came from.

Welcome. Mine has 5 lights on the inside. 3 120v lights that are brass fixtures in the front corners and back drivers side and 2 12v ones both on the underside of the cabinet on the drivers side.

Just a word of advise. You have 4 pictures of the camper closed from the outside maybe post a pic of the inside of it and one of it popped up.

It is not waterproof with the non waterproof connector on it. Now with any moister that gets in through the connector will be trapped inside your box.

I believe that is the same here in Washington but with the exception of "when fully extended or raised" added in to it.