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Amazon has them, good heavy duty cord. I have a Whynter fridge, but believe they are basically identical to the edgestars. Hope this is allowed, here's a link: Power Cord

I can help ya with the button twists, I just purchased a bunch myself. You can get them off Amazon, but this was the best place I found them. https://www.dotfasteners.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=button+twist I need help finding the tarp clips like you also. No luck on those yet.

I have a problem with complicating things just to see if I can do it. It's the same reason my RTT rack on my trailer has 16" of lift from linear actuators.

It's been a couple weeks, but I built a fridge slide. Then since I like to complicate things, it seemed interesting and I just wanted to do it to amuse myself, I pneumatically actuated it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=v566tvMJ7Jo

I'm a fan of the tank on the doors setup. I'd rather have it there than on the fender. Just my preference I guess, no real reason other than aesthetics.

I have 2 weimaraners(considered large breed by AKC) that go everywhere with me, especially on trips. They both fit in the back of my 2 door with a fridge. Here is a pic of one of them with the fridge. It is a whynter 45qt. I also have a trailer that everything else goes into though...

My RTT doesn't have straps either. I just fold the bag in half before shutting everything up, nothing slides down in a heap that way either. Strap isn't a bad idea though if you don't want to deal with unfolding the sleeping bag when you open the tent.

That was a thought too since I need 1/4" plywood for another fiberglassing project. Building bracing like that would also give me a place to hide wiring for a CHMSL, and a second higher backup cam to use when towing my trailer. I may be able to use the excess from my other project to fab a barn...

Thank you for the information. I was considering either 1/2" or 3/4" plywood for the basic frame shape that would be replacing the glass. I don't know if that will be strong enough to not flex against the seal though. I would just use a standard rv window or I may not even put a window in...

Thank you for clarifying that for me. I may give it a go and attempt a barn door type of replacement for the glass. I'm not real sure where to begin with it exactly.

Yeah, I saw you (now that I've gone through posts on here with your photo), I was standing on that end of the tent on the other side by a plastic drum, just outside the clothing booth. The glass itself appears to be flat, to get the bottom of the glass to seal with the tailgate they used...

Been a while since I've gotten on here and checked this thread. Good ideas and you're great at turning them into usable products. I was at EJS and I thought that was you in the vendor tent, but I wasn't sure. I should have just asked... I had wanted to have a conversation with you about your...

I was just there about a month ago, nice area. Posted a couple of my pics from the area a few pages back.

Yep, just down a short trail past the graveyard.

If it has a 7 pin plug, one of the wires should be a heavier gauge (perhaps 10ga.) wire that goes to the vehicle battery. That should keep a charge on the trailer while driving if it is connected to the trailer batteries. On my personal vehicle and offroad trailer I ran a wire off my...