Prepping my Caravan for my Alaska adventure
My full-time home is a Class A RV. It’s very comfortable when parked and set up, but with its size and the 6-7mpg it gets, except for numerous month-long relocations, I explore in my 25mpg Dodge Carav...
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It was really a quite simple setup.
Small solar panel charged batts during the day, at night we ran a couple fans if needed and in the morning Id fire up the coffee pot.
I made a drop receiver hitch to lower the batt box/cargo carrier so I could open the tailgate.
Few things I'd change if done again, like no head space was a pain at times, sleeping platform was too narrow for me, but you learn what's best as you go.
I don't know if you've visited this website before,
http://www.cheaprvliving.com/forums/ but I got a lot of great ideas there.
Small solar panel charged batts during the day, at night we ran a couple fans if needed and in the morning Id fire up the coffee pot.
I made a drop receiver hitch to lower the batt box/cargo carrier so I could open the tailgate.
Few things I'd change if done again, like no head space was a pain at times, sleeping platform was too narrow for me, but you learn what's best as you go.
I don't know if you've visited this website before,
http://www.cheaprvliving.com/forums/ but I got a lot of great ideas there.
