My Jamboree Build
For a long time I have wanted to buy a small Class C motorhome that I could use throughout Colorado for riding events as well as outings with my 2 kids. As time went by, I decided to buy a used veh...
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Very nice way that you have got all the things you need or may need when out camping. Some people overthink these things, and take a lot more than needed, you seem to hit the right balance. Good job
I noticed in your post you talked about getting a tub for your sewer gear.
HERE is how I store and transport mine leaving no chance of cross contamination
I also have the remote start and boost switches in the cab and a volt meter added to my control panel to monitor my usage. I see no reason to carry a lot of extra do dads or over think things, and spend a lot of money on them, but on the off chance that I or one of my camping friends or any one else that may need help.
I do carry one of THESE, small but powerful.
I noticed in your post you talked about getting a tub for your sewer gear.
HERE is how I store and transport mine leaving no chance of cross contamination
I also have the remote start and boost switches in the cab and a volt meter added to my control panel to monitor my usage. I see no reason to carry a lot of extra do dads or over think things, and spend a lot of money on them, but on the off chance that I or one of my camping friends or any one else that may need help.
I do carry one of THESE, small but powerful.
