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I have not seen too many pictures of an FWC on a Dually so I thought I would post mine. This Grandby is for sale in the gear exchange.

See Pictures SOLD 11/22/2011 2001 Four Wheel Camper -- Grandby (Located in FLORIDA) $5,900 Like New! Used less than 20 times 3 Way Refrigerator Rear Mounted Flood Lights 12,000 BTU Automatic Forced Air Furnace Systems monitor panel Fluorescent light upgrade 20lb LP Tank Sink with...

2001 Four Wheel Camper – Grandby (Located in Florida) Like New! Garage Kept, used less than 20 times 3 Way Refrigerator Rear Mounted Flood Lights 12,000 BTU Automatic Forced Air Furnace Systems monitor panel Fluorescent light upgrade 20lb LP Tank Sink with Pressure Water 2 Burner Stove...

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BUY a well maintained Florida Truck and Four Wheel Camper package….for the price of a camper!!! 2001 Ford F-250 Diesel 7.3 Looks and runs great!!! Lariat Package (Leather) 4 Door Crew Cab Long Bed 315 All Terrain Goodyear Tires – Like New OEM Trailer Hitch Goose Neck Hitch Sliding rear...

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Can I post my FWC and F250 (being sold as a rig)...with pictures...on this board somewhere? Thanks Mike

On those rediculously cold nights has anyone tried lowering the roof just before bed and sleeping on the fold out couch. I would think that you would have a insulated camper more like a hard sided TC. The furnace would have an easier time of keeping up with the demand. Mike

Zenith ZW5000T8 5,000BTU The Honda 2000 runs it on ECO mode Mike

This is not a unique place to put the air conditioner...just another way to install it. Here in Florida our camping season is all but over in the summer without A/C.

Thanks Stan...I will just purchase a high quality sealant and get to work.

Anyone know why the horizontal trim pieces on the exterior of a 2001 FWC dont have a bead of sealant to prevent water from getting behind them? I can understand not sealing the bottom so as not to trap water, but not the top. The reason I ask is that I took out some trim screws from under the...

pods8 We are coming out of a Lance and momma is giving up some very nice "luxuries". We are not your typical "off road" users but do enjoy a lot of the benefits of an FWC. That being said, I hope to install a hot water heater and then rig up an "in the aisle" shower and outside shower. Pressure...

Natjwest I think that access to the water lines is so good that I am just going to upgrade the water lines...just in case

Stan, Thanks...I did not think about the leak issue. I think upgrading the hoses will be important. Mike

It is 1/8" ABS. I ran a bead of silicone around the frame but for the most part the fasteners hold the screen in place. Silicone does not adhere to ABS all that well. You might look for a different adhesive. Mike

Stan, This is great info...thanks. One of the reasons I was leaning toward the Seaward is that there is no compromise to the aluminum frame or skin. The trade off is that I would have to use the generator when off the grid. More thinking to do..... Mike

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Has anyone installed a hot water heater in a Grandby that did not have one? If so, what type and where did you put it. From what I can tell, the only place for it is under the sink. I'm looking at either a Suburban 4 gallon propane or a Seaward 3 gallon electric. I am in the boat business and...

I like that screen. I might have to abscond, uhh , I mean borrow that idea. The frame looks like some type of plastic. Is it? Yes, it is ABS plastic....and by all means...."steal shamelessly"!

Thought I would share the screen I made for the slider window. It really helps keeps fresh air circulating through the camper, especially when it is parked/stored on my truck in the driveway. Here is a pic of where I am installing a microwave.

My 2001 Grandby has a small pressure water pump (not on-demand type). My question is...can I upgrade the pump to a higher GPM with on-demand or is the plumbing system (hoses) to undersized to take advantage of the increased capacity? Thanks Mike

We used our Grandby for the first time last night and decided it would be easier all the way around to sleep on the fold out couch as opposed to the cab over. Here are some observations. 1. The couch cushions are better on our backs. 2. We took out the 2" foam in the cab over and left it home...

Guys...thank you for all the tips. It is reassuring to know there are more experienced guys out there that have "been there done that" so us newbies don't have to make the mistakes! Stan...I looked and double checked. No charger under the sink. My SN is 20531-G

I just purchased a mint 2001 Grandby. I have a few questions that I was hoping someone could answer. 1. I have one standard roof vent aft. Is it pre-wired for a Fantastic Fan? 2. The unit does not have a house battery. If I install one, where is the best place to put it? 3. If I install a...