So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

Half way done with a dually conversion on my 2001 F350, will tackle the rest this weekend. Also removed a leveling kit on the front end, I must be getting old, it rides soo nice now!

Installed baseboard heat. No need to carry a portable ceramic heater anymore when we are hooked up to shore power. The new set up is 100% quiet and out of the way.
Made an aluminum heat shield and lined the inside with heat resistant tape to deflect the heat out and away from the slide out overhang, carpet, and wood trim. Had the heater on full blast for about 30 minutes to test and everything above the heater stayed well within a warm to cool range.
I think I will like this much better than the portable ceramic heater that I used in the past.

took truck to local welder to install heavy duty aluminum flat bed

Finished up the Pre-Luber and Post-Luber install on the 2012 F-350 and cleaned the Eagle Cap Camper inside and out. Loading her with groceries and clothes today. Departing for the Oregon Coast tomorrow for 10 days or so. So convinced spring is here we are hauling the Harley in the trailer along behind.
It will be a great SPRING getaway.

GARY & Laurii
and Shadow the Lab.

Loaded her up and got her packed for out yearly IH thing. I did notice some weird bumps on one of the roof panels.....will have to check that out when I get back. Maybe I will have to redo the roof after all.

Loading stuff that won't freeze, as it is still "winter" here :B Will turn on all systems tomorrow....

If you make it to Kodiak, give me a shout!

Garry in Kodiak, AK

seraphim wrote:
Look forward to meeting other TC travelers. Perhaps we could start a thread for people currently travelling in Alaska, making it possible for those who wish to meet up somewhere for a day or so.

We have a Forum for RVing in Canada and Alaska. That is an excellent place to start the thread. It includes all RV types.

Wayne

Look forward to meeting other TC travelers. Perhaps we could start a thread for people currently travelling in Alaska, making it possible for those who wish to meet up somewhere for a day or so.

Added a folding counter top extension, new box awning, slide topper, and 2-6V batteries (within last week). Next will be to clean inside and out, de-winterize and hit the road for some fishing!

Link to photobucket pics:B


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