So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

Put EPDM on the roof of the slideout.

Started the flip-down bunk redo, will post pics later.

I replaced the 4 - 2 way stereo speakers in my camper with 4 - 3 way speakers, I also got rid of the tangle of wires where my CD player was mounted. It's great to hear all the higher highs and lower lows.

Bob in Calif.

Loaded up for two weeks in Oregon, 2 sets of golf clubs, kiteboard, 2 kites, 4 bikes and 2 dogs. I may even bring the wife and kid;)

Slammed a couple of new G31 Deka batteries in to replace the ones that died.....2 nights before a trip. Actually "today" I bought the second battery - need to put it in before I leave town, but it is pouring right now. Had to make a minor cut to the sliding tray to fit them but they are pretty close to a drop in replacement for he G27's that were in there.

resealed half of the camper and created some places to hide the fire poker and the awning support under the table, before my dad borrowed it to take to bc,

have another project camper that im beefing up the corner jack mounts on this weekend, so i can sell it

sold the jayco pop-top tc....now on the search for my next project tc.....maybe a bigger truck too...

dakonthemountain wrote:
I FINALLY made a sewer hose holder and installed it under the wing of the camper. The sever hose holding bumper door is missing and I just keep the extra hoses, parts, etc. in a plastic tray in there. Rust was beginning to be the issue as it is a closed bumper and stays moist a lot. I used French drain pipe with air holes to keep the hose dry on the new install....I really like it and save considerable $$ by doing it myself instead of buying a ready made one. Pictures, picture, pictures.... I KNOW! I have photos of this and all the projects I've been working on, but right now I'd rather be doing the projects, going camping and reading here than doing all the work to upload pictures and write up reports! I WILL soon, but.... well... you know. :)

Dak

pics? :) Sorry, had to ask.

Installed a bottle opener. I didn't want to create a potential place for water intrusion by mounting on the siding, so I put it on the ladder. Worked out pretty well, it faces the door.

I did an inspection of the seams and dug out and cleaned some seams that were needing help. Re caulked those seams.
In this heat it certainly doesn't take long to start skinning over makeing it difficult to smooth over. Had to work fast.