So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

Rbertalotto wrote:
Fixed an air leak in my air bag tubing.

What kind of leak, and how did you repair it?

Finishing,at last, refurbishing our new old camper. Insulate the fiberglass nose cabinet in cab over bed, hung and secured cooking utensils, waiting on wall mount knife rack then all is done! Ready for big trip to Georgia, Florida and along gulf coast to Texas and home next month. New places for us Okie old folks.

Yesterday I replaced the outside shower faucet unit. Hopefully fixing a slow leak there. After the month long trip to Alaska I tightened all plumbing connections I could get to. Many had vibrated or shook loose. The worst roads were in the Yukon... Today I am going to open up the Camper Jacks and see if they need lubed. The trusty Eagle Cap is almost 4 years old now.

GARY

I got tired of defective caulking and am removing all lights, vents etc. anything that is screwed or fastened on, rebedding them all in butyl.

I found that with most caulking you cannot easily see when it starts to go bad.

Hopefully this stuff will be better...

I trim the excess and then caulk over that, dont think I have to but maybe it will help..

Installed Xantrex Link Lite Battery Monitor

I replaced ALL the interior lights with LEDs. After purchasing some really Crappy ones on eBay from your know where, I did more research and got some I really like without the dreaded blue tint!

Dak

Since the rieco jacks have a full 360 swivel. Cleaned up my jacks loosening the 3 set screws and tucking them in closer to the TC.

hedge wrote:
Mello Mike: Is just the 'stingers' that are aluminum or the mounts too? If so, do you know if they sell the stingers separately?

Both are aluminum. The "stingers" or inserts don't fit in the old tie down receivers anyhow. You have to buy the complete front and rear sets.

Mello Mike: Is just the 'stingers' that are aluminum or the mounts too? If so, do you know if they sell the stingers separately?

Just unloaded the TC after 79 days, a little over 6K miles, 625 gals of gas, 5 refills on the LP. Across the country to MT and then back home. The scenery was great, the rig worked great and the fishing was very good. We went from 90* weather to 100* then 40's; 20's now back to 60's.