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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Rasta, I too was concerned with the original Bargeman door set in terms of security. I added a Kwikset deadbolt lock that is key-activated on both sides. This means to lock or unlock from inside or out requires a key. My thought process was that if someone broke the door window and reached in they would be unable to unlock the door. I suppose they could crawl through the broken door window but is not a snatch and grab strategy. Now, I don’t know if this would work on the original door - it’s a pretty flimsy construction of wood and cardboard and may or may not allow one to drill for the deadbolt lock. You’ll recall that my whole rig is framed in square aluminum tubing so I was able to create an aluminum panel to accommodate the lock set. I then created an opening for the actual bolt in the doorframe. It’s all very secure.
For power, I used a 30amp marine shore power plug. They are very durable and made for tough conditions.
I’m ready for Muley Point - just need a little advance notice! 67 needs to be up and running before we plan that outing!
For power, I used a 30amp marine shore power plug. They are very durable and made for tough conditions.
I’m ready for Muley Point - just need a little advance notice! 67 needs to be up and running before we plan that outing!
