1996 Lance legend 945 help please.
I recently purchased a used 1996 lance legend 945 camper. The previous owner wall papered the inside which is fine, however he removed things to install the paper. One of the items he removed is the s...
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Thanks guys.
Lance had me send a photo to them of the back of the monitor. They had one of their techs write out what wire goes where on the photo and sent it back. Cool company that lance is. :B
Now I just need the time to repair it.
I just bought a honda EV6010 liquid cooled 50A RV generator with 146 hours on it for $250. I know your thinking that's too big to shoehorn into the lance gen storage compartment. Yes, yes it is.
This camper is part of my crawler hauler setup.
I have a Rockwell buggy that I take to different off road parks across the nation. I have a new Bigtex 30' gooseneck trailer and this lance slide in will be set up on the front of the trailer with the sleeper overhanging the trailer gooseneck. My buggy will be loaded up behind that.
Once to destination, I unload my buggy and setup camp. The area where I hauled my buggy is now a deck off of my camper 36" off the ground or pickup truck bed hight where ever that height is. Now I setup a canopy over the deck with poles and tarp.
The generator will be hung under the trailer deck on one side. I'm going to use a boat trailer cable winch and pulleys to raise and lower the gen set in and out of position. I don't want to haul the generator when I use the trailer for other task besides crawler hauler.
Lance had me send a photo to them of the back of the monitor. They had one of their techs write out what wire goes where on the photo and sent it back. Cool company that lance is. :B
Now I just need the time to repair it.
I just bought a honda EV6010 liquid cooled 50A RV generator with 146 hours on it for $250. I know your thinking that's too big to shoehorn into the lance gen storage compartment. Yes, yes it is.
This camper is part of my crawler hauler setup.
I have a Rockwell buggy that I take to different off road parks across the nation. I have a new Bigtex 30' gooseneck trailer and this lance slide in will be set up on the front of the trailer with the sleeper overhanging the trailer gooseneck. My buggy will be loaded up behind that.
Once to destination, I unload my buggy and setup camp. The area where I hauled my buggy is now a deck off of my camper 36" off the ground or pickup truck bed hight where ever that height is. Now I setup a canopy over the deck with poles and tarp.
The generator will be hung under the trailer deck on one side. I'm going to use a boat trailer cable winch and pulleys to raise and lower the gen set in and out of position. I don't want to haul the generator when I use the trailer for other task besides crawler hauler.
