Nice job Vic.
Cutting out some of the framing
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Vic Harder
, Sep 04 2019 12:53 AM
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Vic Harder
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Posted 21 September 2019 - 06:27 PM
have not done that yet. barely got it done as is before heading out on our 5 week trip to Utah. we’re enjoying the camper a whole bunch!
2015 Silverado 3500 crew cab 8' bed Diesel
2012 ATC Puma Shell build - https://www.wanderth...012-puma-build/
Power considerations thread - https://www.wanderth...e-power-scotty/
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2012 ATC Puma Shell build - https://www.wanderth...012-puma-build/
Power considerations thread - https://www.wanderth...e-power-scotty/
Building out an electrical system - So, you want to setup a good electrical system in your camper? - Electrical, Charging, Solar, Batteries and Generators - Wander the West
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Posted 22 September 2019 - 03:59 PM
I mostly use my camper to stay in ski area parking lots in winter so I can confirm that 2 20lb tanks is the way to go. If you haven't already done so then I would suggest getting one of those propane switch over valves that automatically goes from empty tank to the full one because as you no doubt know, the tank always goes empty in the middle of a cold night.
If the door louvers are the only vent to the outside, then they are too high up on the door as propane is heavier than air. It is probably too much of a pain to flip the door around in order to get the louvers at the bottom, so drilling a hole or holes in the bottom of the cabinet might be the way to go.
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