Avion truck campers - Hundreds of photos
Without going into too much painful detail, we had a mishap several week-ends ago. While working with sand bag crews on the Mississippi River, the truck and camper fell into the flood waters as a road...
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Silver, you continue to amaze with the speed of your restoration! I too have eliminated a blackwater tank and will use the Curve toilet. Instead of a plastic graywater tank, I molded a fiberglass tank into the starboard side of the 'bustle', as I call the Avion fiberglass part. It holds 27 gallons and has a couple of low baffles in it to reduce sloshing. I will drain it thru a hose to the molded-in cutout where the handle for the original drain system was installed.
I also added an 6" Armstrong waterproof hatch beneath the tank space to allow me to clean and drain it completely. I am running the sink and shower into the tank, using a Hepvo inline p trap. It's a very slick, low profile device for limited space.
I have a couple of pics of Argo's current stage but still having some difficulty posting...
I also added an 6" Armstrong waterproof hatch beneath the tank space to allow me to clean and drain it completely. I am running the sink and shower into the tank, using a Hepvo inline p trap. It's a very slick, low profile device for limited space.
I have a couple of pics of Argo's current stage but still having some difficulty posting...
