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...thats funny about the curtains....
The 120 volt has a breaker panel in the back closet by the back door,
The photo shows double bus bars. positive on the left negative on the right. The main feed from the battery is fused, then there is a sub fuse panel that protects each circuit. basically all circuits are fused the larger amp circuits by maxi spade fuses, the others by mini spades.
Yes I already have the 4" aluminum C channels Just wide enough to hold both framed panels. I am thinking the ideal set up would be between the cab of the truck and the TC behind the back window,With the camper spaced back by a 4x4 from the front of the bed. I will have to raise the bottom of the TC. I am thinking 3 rows of 2x6's stacked 2 high for an additional 3" lift.
Still not sure how the rack will have to be constructed, The bottom Channel can be supported be the bed however the upper rail will need vertical supports. Not sure if these supports should be bolted to the frame for strength (does the bed flex separate from the frame?)or just attached lower down on the bed somewhere.
However under the wings is still an option, once I get over my hesitancy of drilling more holes into the TC. (I don't believe they would protrude any further than the jack brackets).
Any suggestions welcomed as usual.
The 120 volt has a breaker panel in the back closet by the back door,
The photo shows double bus bars. positive on the left negative on the right. The main feed from the battery is fused, then there is a sub fuse panel that protects each circuit. basically all circuits are fused the larger amp circuits by maxi spade fuses, the others by mini spades.
Yes I already have the 4" aluminum C channels Just wide enough to hold both framed panels. I am thinking the ideal set up would be between the cab of the truck and the TC behind the back window,With the camper spaced back by a 4x4 from the front of the bed. I will have to raise the bottom of the TC. I am thinking 3 rows of 2x6's stacked 2 high for an additional 3" lift.
Still not sure how the rack will have to be constructed, The bottom Channel can be supported be the bed however the upper rail will need vertical supports. Not sure if these supports should be bolted to the frame for strength (does the bed flex separate from the frame?)or just attached lower down on the bed somewhere.
However under the wings is still an option, once I get over my hesitancy of drilling more holes into the TC. (I don't believe they would protrude any further than the jack brackets).
Any suggestions welcomed as usual.
