So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

Wow Alex, that is great!!! Looking forward to the video as I am planning the same this winter.

Recently installed a Dometic CR1110 refrigerator,this is a 12Vdc compressor unit. I had gotten tried of fighting the problems of my old Norcold 300.3 and also working on a video of the install into my Lance 815.

Took it to Yosemite

working out of it

Anxiously awaiting a break in all the busy..ness here, Have to hold off on next trip until I find out if I get called in on Jury Duty this next week.....Grrr

In the mean time today I added a Charge Wizard remote pendant to my Progressive Dynamics 9245 Converter Charger. Kinda neat to have control over the Charging Cycle as well as be able to tell by the blinking LED which mode the Charger is in. $10.95 gizmo...mounted it right at the Solar Panel Charge Controller.

GARY

Carried the new shampoo and soap bottles out to the camper. Everything looked fine. Going camping over the 3 day Veterans day weekend!

well it took me 5 hours today but I recaulked every seam and vent on my TC with Dicor either non leveling or self leveling depending on location and need.

I was up on the roof putting my fly gear back into the cargo box when I noticed what I thought was dirt around the roof hatch over the cab over. It turned out to be dirty crumbly dicor. Ok so I got out the scraper, soap and water, nitrile gloves and a tube of dicor and went to work.

old dicor removed


after a lot of elbow grease, the new dicor seal in place

Cleaned my Fan-tastic Vent and sealed the vent up on the roof with Eternabond Roof and Leak Tape.

Fan-tastic Vent Cleaning and Maintenance

Thanks for the post of the insulation there, Buzz. I just did mine and used that expanding foam spray for the leaks in my camper, along with fiberglass batting insulation.

BTW, couple things I've noticed recently while camping this fall in cold weather;
1. I have ice on my roof and slide roof when there is freezing temps outside. The camper's heater is set for 65* and the outside temps are just under 32*. This tells me the roof is pretty well insulated. I like that!

2. Condensation on the camper sides has shown me where the support beams are under the siding. The siding will have condensation where the support beams don't. This may be helpful in the future if I ever want to attach something to the camper; I'll know where the beams are.