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thank you for your write up.....I have come to the conclusion after three years of hard use on my AGM's that I need to be doing somthing in the charging system to get the full benefit of battery life. I have learned alot thank you hoopy

sorry about your camper

Hi David White Salmon notice all rigs passing through if I see em in time always catch my eye! hoop

We have had both one 6 gal heater install with first FWC now we have a on demand Joolco. we use it outside. mainly every 4-5 days or available water source. We heat a water on the stove otherwise. That works well for us. I use a 5 gal bucket and pump out of that for the water heater when...

Hi, lots of options talked about ... our personal preferences that work for us are jugs and boiling water in winter and summer we use on demand heater for showers and clean up, Hoop

Driving with family vacationing with our FWC is a worry to me the investment on the back of a rig , health and saftey. Funny how the older one gets and working in a ER I suppose makes me a little more aware, Anyhow happy holidays and safe adventures. hoopy

There is a setup that you can refill the one pound cans. A friend of ours uses them for their camp kitchen. You would get your compactness and recycle. I have seen the exterior brackets as well

We have our Fwc flatbed mounted as a permanent rv. would not want to take it off. We had a slide in and that was a poa to take on and off and use the truck as a daily driver. This set up for us works well. And as always there are pro and cons. But we are happy with it the pocs are great...

I like that for moving air might have to try it,,,, We use the double USB ported device that fits on the Batt.s to charge devices in the camper, My 15 year old can't move about w/o a phone in his hand, How do you like the chainsaw?

I put a ball valve on the inside as well in case of failure, or tampering,

well thought our and a great Job. I like the kitchen set up hoopy

we use a Makita cordless and the batts are multi purpose charge phones and tools hoopy

I've used both maxair seems sturdier and more efficient as well drops right in same space hardest part is the caulk cleaning that off prior to putting in max air. My biggest mistake is picking a hot day to do the project and cooking out there in the process of the install. On the exterior...

hats off to him....very impressive hoopy

I'd do a roud trip stick around and explore plus work any bugs out and (if there are any at all) close and have a great adventure home! hoopy

did larger gauge well worth the effort...... comes into camper drivers side hoopy

I'm sorry for your loss. They are family. Our friend travels well and we love his companionship, Our buddy is a rescue and a great camper or whatever he is game. Hoopy

great sketches hope you get the dental pain figured out cheers hoopy

Here in the columbia gorge we are starting to see the fires and am dreading fireworks...at least the town has banned fireworks ...now to get the sale of them stopped as well

Without hesitation I can wait for cooler weather and seasonal fire bans to be lifted. It has been the norm to my friends and neighbors to converse grimly with what this fire season will bring us, Anymore with the combination poor rainfall in our area and having the AQI that was possibly...

Like your ideas and thoughts there Davehwa. Kinda where we are at as well Dodge diesel with hawk ,,,,,,park ride hike float ski. Yet to each his or her own and that is the beautiy of it......complete customization Hoopy

we had a leak recently on a winter trip. snow stuck to side of camper windownmesh and then some of the worst rain down pour for the drive home down in the lowlands. The snow was sticking to the mesh kinda like one was spraying concrete on a ferro cement reinforced mesh! Pretty high winds...