Greetings,This is my first post. I am thinking about selling my home and building my own rig to live in full time. While I have seen some amazing conversions and got a lot of great ideas, I am planning something a bit different.My Dad full timed fo...
I have, and I even know an excellent bus mechanic that restores old buses to there original glory.The downside to buses as I see it is they are a pain to work on and the folks that know how are few and far between.A truck tractor on the other hand is...
Easy to do, the secret is you need a relay. When the thermostat come ats close, it completes a circuit that actuates a bigger switch that can handle the current draw of the thing you want to energize.
PawPaw_n_Gram wrote:You are willing to spend 3 to 5 years building this rig?Perhaps I am an optimist but I have a friend with a fab shop on 5 acres in Montanna and between the two of us I think this project is doable in a whole lot less than two year...
Golden_HVAC wrote:I also think that a well planned out conversion of a fifth wheel would work, except for the part about putting a Jeep inside. Perhaps a "Smart Electric" car would work as well? They can be carried with most toyhaulers.I was thinki...
