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Good to know, guess i probably have to switch to a smaller heater! Thanks again for taking the time to help me out! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Wow ignorance is bliss...or flipping deadly Ive always been nervous to sleep beside anything other then an electric heater, the plan was to use it only to heat up before bed and maybe in the morning and only when absolutely necessary which would be everyday when winter camping I opted for the...

Thanks for response that is reassuring to know my heater element couldn’t be trashed already :S i will try moving the alarm further away from the heater for some more tests and reinspect the heater in a dark room like you say before i throw in the towel and ship it to the manufacturer And...

Thanks for reply, Ya the sniffer I used is an MX6, and yes it was LEL I was measuring , my trailer is a small teardrop style with the heater in the front and center facing the rear and the safe-t-alert is on a control panel door adjacent to the heater...on the front wall facing the back, it is...

So i bought one of these things about 6 years ago when i started building my camper so that i could have it handy to design the trailer I rigged it up and confirmed no leaks before this winter and upon a couple times using and testing it recently the LPP alarm on my safe-t-alert would sound...

Trailer Jack! This is my third one i had a cheap Powerfist one that i got because i like the way it stowed away under the trailer and it was sturdy enough to sleep/use the trailer without being hitched to truck, but it broke Next one was a fairly standard side mount one that swung up and down...

No stabilizers, she’s a stiff ride, just have blocks to drive the wheel onto if its not level Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

They are currently listed on the Canadian site for 900$ i ended up paying 940 with the exchange rate included Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It was definitely not cheaper, 200$ more in the end...reason is; rhino rack used to have the “foxwing” instead and I had been saving some cash and really wanting to get it and when it came time I got on the Canadian website and it was no longer available/discontinued. I panicked and went to...

The awning is great, it’s a rhinorack foxwing, i ordered it directly form the USA site, there is a right hand side version and a left hand side version and the sent me the wrong side at first, which they admitted was a a total screw up on their end they shipped me a new one with a box to return...

Yes that is the first order of business! Got the hangers cut out already, there has already been a crack in the backward hanger welds that i have repaired once so far Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Sorry for delayed response the sidewall is 4x8 sheet of plywood with 3 out of 4 of the corners cut off to make it less “boxy” more aerodynamic all the angles you see are 45’s to make things easy, not sure of the measurements of the cut out off hand but if u are seriously interested you can...

Apologies for the hiatus, i have finished the rig, upgrades and repairs to follow I’m sure but ive been out with it about 10 times this summer, fishing/climbing/surfing/drinking it has passed my tests I’ll attach some road trip photos

Here you can see the extra post in front of the fender which i have plans to cradle a spare tire Far from done this box and its components but its a good start Vent close to PD battery charger to keep it cool and a 110 shoreline inlet for it Another vent on the opposite side to promote...

I can see the finish Don’t mind the nasty looking aluminum, scratched/scuffed/smudged, it was inevitable having scratches transporting/ having the metal shop guys bending it in a break, mounting it all by myself was awkward too :S Ive been doing a lot of research on airstream forums about...

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I used 1.5 inch butyl tape, bout 17$ for 30 feet of it and I’ll have used about 7 rolls when I’m done

So the fab shop did a great job of bending the metal for the roof, only charged me 90 bucks, I’ll be back to get there help with my tongue box Spent the next chunk of time fitting appliances and cutting out windows and doors and stuff, the 0.063” was pretty dang thick for the router tracer...

Good news, I found a custom fab shop that will take the .063 sheet I have and make the bends for the roof for me, big relief they seemed jacked to help out, just have to wait for some snow to melt because I have to drop off the camper at the shop and then haul the 5x12 sheet of aluminum down...

That is a fair concern having batteries bouncing around right next to offgassing propane tanks haha, ultimately on the right side of the trailer I’d like to have about 3 batteries stacked in some sort of rack with the converter on top and propane tanks side by side on the left and then a sealed...