So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

I'm on a LED light kick and Superbright had a 15% off sale so I bought a few and a few more...lol Just installed a set of LED headlight bulbs in my truck. I like them. Very low power draw, 23 watts per lamp.

I like the Max-Air covers myself and they last too....

My 9 year old fantastic fan was starting to die so I ordered a new one. The inside cowling in the Lance was a hair different so I had to dremel the inside panel of the new fan by notching the corners . No biggie. Start to finish the swap took two hours. New fan is dicored and screwed into place and is purring away.

Took out the Queen size mattress and installed the custom made Split Queens. They can be easily slid out of position to make up and change sheets unlike the Queen size mattress that was much too heavy to even lift corners.

Cleaned off the peeling sealant from one of the roof vents and recoated same.

Added some Dicor on the screw heads holding the canoe/kayak racks on the top.

Replaced the LED bed side reading lights with a marine type LED lights. Warmer color light, less glare and more flexible directional control.

OK, maybe not all done today on our 10 month old TC. So much more on list...

jimh425 wrote:

portscanner wrote:
Scrubbed the bejeezers out of the roof this morning. Going to apply EPDM tomorrow morning.

That sounds like big project. Did it have EPDM before? How do you plan to cut the openings? Did you take all existing items off the roof?

I made one minor error in my original post. I should have added the word "liquid" as in "liquid EPDM"

oops!

Made a preliminary inspection as to where to install a pancake subwoofer for the stereo system.
Inspected the caulking along the sides and front of the camper (needs a little work).

I resealed the roof vents and seams yesterday and put one coat of snow roof on the whole roof today.For kicks I put our 5k window AC we bought for the travel trailer bedroom in the slider by the dinette in the truck camper yesterday..It was 94 degree's outside and 72 on the stove,where we put the indoor/outdoor thermometer.Not bad for an AC that only puts out 4.8 amps..I could run that with my Honda 2k all day long in the hills.

portscanner wrote:
Scrubbed the bejeezers out of the roof this morning. Going to apply EPDM tomorrow morning.

That sounds like big project. Did it have EPDM before? How do you plan to cut the openings? Did you take all existing items off the roof?

Scrubbed the bejeezers out of the roof this morning. Going to apply EPDM tomorrow morning.

mike/kellie wrote:
found the picture all closed up...

Looks nice. I like your doors, I had to make my drawer face. I suggested shelves but was told by the boss she needed hanging storage. Doesn’t like to fold things up. Personally I think it takes less room that way. Most of my stuff is folded in the rear cabinets above the jackknife couch.