Recent content by KellyM

I didn't weigh it, but I would guess around 200 lbs. 2 1/4 sheets of plywood (~160 lbs) and then the drawer slides, handles and fasteners.

Thanks. They are carpet squares on top of 1" rigid foam insulation. Cheap and easy. But, if I had to do it again, I would attach automotive carpet to 1/4" panels over the foam for a cleaner look.

We have the +3" cabover on our F150 and love it. It was one of the main selling points for us as we wanted to keep our in-bed drawer system. I'm 6'2" and have a couple of inches above my head inside when standing on our drawers (they are 11" tall). I don't think it looks weird from the side...

Thanks. I saw that Crollison had his on the side of his two campers. I would like to have it plumbed through the camper, but probably wouldn't keep it connected while in route. It looks like you have a Truma Vario. Is that correct and do you like it? Did you install it yourself? Thanks Kelly

Thanks for the feedback. How has it been using the Megaswing? I also have been considering that route since it would solve the problem of where to put the Trasharoo and provide a swingaway base for 1Up bike racks as well. But I wondered about whether it would be cumbersome to always have to...

For those of you running a propane tank on the side of your campers, have you run into any issues from hitting branches etc. on narrow trails? I am thinking of adding a Propex furnace and am considering where to mount a10lb tank. The side of the camper is the most likely spot for me (don't have...

Did you sell it?

I have the OVS 270LT. It works extremely well, but won't completely keep rain out, particularly above the tailgate.

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D you have a link for the spring steel clip?

The ceiling has the ceiling liner from OVRLND. The lighting is just a few 12v puck lights installed in a piece of plywood attached to the ceiling ribs with nutserts and machine screws similar to OVRLND's push bars.

Sorry for the delay. Here are a few photos of my drawer build and the finished product. I built them when I still had just a cap on the truck. Let me know if you have any questions.

That is an issue if you don't have opening windows. For me, I can pop the Artic Tern windows and open the outside latches from the inside.

Here are photos of the latches Jay installed.