My new to me camper.

We have pictorial HERE but those valves are hard to buy lately, so for my latest conversion I bought diverter valve on AMAZON and mount it under the sink.

Kayteg1 wrote:
Do yourself a favor and install thermostatic bathroom valve.
You will love it for convenience and water saving.

Thanks for the advise, I'll look into it.

Do yourself a favor and install thermostatic bathroom valve.
You will love it for convenience and water saving.

I bought two new batteries today. I went camping and figured that they should hold up longer than they did.

One of them was used and came out of a 5-th wheel at the dealer that I bought my camper from. It was a Duralast, or was it a Willitlast or Canitlast or Hopeitlasts. I'm sure it was junk.

The other battery was an Ever Start that I bought back in 2016 for my other camper so I figured it was time for it to go too.



A group 29 is a tight fit inside that little compartment.




And the second group 29 back in the bed.

I only stayed 3 nights and hardly ran the generator, never needed the AC.
It got down into the 40s at night so the furnace ran a bit each night. I went to start the generator this morning and no go.
So I decided it was time for new batteries.

Candice Cole wrote:
The camper has come with ***Link Removed***. I have it from them last week.

What link was removed??

Not so sure I know what you mean..

The camper has come with ***Link Removed***. I have it from them last week.

Back in Feb I replace the original mattress with a LINK Olee Sleep 10 inch Omega Hybrid Gel Infused Memory Foam and Pocket Spring Mattress




Along with my Beddy's Bedding it is now really comfy. ;)




Today I replaced the bathroom faucet, hose and shower head.

Back in May I added these two mud flaps. The helped a lot but didn't stop all the rocks that were getting flipped up onto my ATV trailer.




So in Oct I added two more. Stopped the rocks but not the dust.

When I bought the camper here's the anode rod I took out and all the junk that I flushed out of the water heater. I knew it was going to be short lived. :(



It finally started leaking a bit while I was camping. It only dropped when the pump was on.

Looks like its been seeping for a long time.




So I ordered a new one and they sent me the wrong one. I sent them an email and they emailed me a return label and shipped the correct one right out, even before they received a tracking number for my return.

Within a few days after receiving the correct water heater I received a second one.

So once again I sent them an email to let them know they sent an extra and here's their reply,

"Kenny,

We just really enjoy sending you water heaters! Haha, I am very sorry again for the mix up. I've attached a return label that you can use to send the extra back to us. Thank you for your honesty Kenny, it is greatly appreciated!

Have a great day,
James"

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The new water heater is a 3-way. I didn't bother to hook up the 110v side.

I was always surprised that my camper didn't come with a water heater that you could start from the inside. Another happy addition.

notsobigjoe wrote:
What a great job refitting your new camper. I love my Lance and hope you will too. The coffee Booze bar looks like my old days but been a long time since I was able to enjoy that. It brings back memories though! Take care and have fun camping.
Joe

Thank you Joe. I love this camper. Its perfect for me.

It ended up being a lot more than I had hoped for and that counter space is awesome.