Third From Texas
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"Hey Chucky, reach in that and disconnect that hydraulic line for me"
IT'S A TRAP !
IT'S A TRAP !
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Chucky's Worst Nightmare?
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Good! Very good!
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Overcomplicating things just a wee bit.
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With? or Without "Helmet"?? Would modern armor be of any assistance? Ya know, just asking....
Third From Texas
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Never saw a dump camper before.
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Doesnt camper have to elevate so that cab can tilt? Looks like camper has a "grandma's attic" above cab.....
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"This camper looks like a total dump!"
This camper was designed to get teenagers out of bed in the morning.
Modeled after Optimus Snooze in the (imaginary) movie franchise.
This helps keep the camper shell totally level when parking nosedown on a mountain road.
I better stop.....
This camper was designed to get teenagers out of bed in the morning.
Modeled after Optimus Snooze in the (imaginary) movie franchise.
This helps keep the camper shell totally level when parking nosedown on a mountain road.
I better stop.....
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Wasnt his name, "Carl"?
Yea ! Umm
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9-1-1. Got to keep that written on my hand. Might need it. 
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Having a backhoe and seeing what happens when stuff is in the air and a line blows I would think there would be at least two maintenance support devices, one for each side, each capable of supporting the camper by itself. No way I'm getting under anything like that without something.
Third From Texas
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Yeah, that's definitely a two-head job.
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@NDT well I have never seen a cabover that had an over-cab shell either because of the problem of allowing the cab to still tilt for engine access, so this custom camper tilt design is clever if you ask me?
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In the build videos from 5 tons of Discovery on YouTube, he did the same thing so that he could work on chassis items if he needed to.
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hey I thought of something else a little silly, is the interior relatively waterproof? if so then talk about just simply tossing clean clothes (and any other water-sensitive things) out then tilt the camper and get a good hose .. just make sure the ground behind the vehicle won't mind an onrush of semi-dirty water coming out in a manner aike to an old log flume
to be honest I actually had been looking at waterproof dashboard switches etc for quite awhile myself as I had been thinking about just being able to hose down the farm-dirty steering wheel area once in a while so you can see how the camper-tiltwashed idea above wasn't too new for me to think up of now
to be honest I actually had been looking at waterproof dashboard switches etc for quite awhile myself as I had been thinking about just being able to hose down the farm-dirty steering wheel area once in a while so you can see how the camper-tiltwashed idea above wasn't too new for me to think up of now
Ive shown you all how to do it and walk/limp away ! But now its somebody else's turn ! And be sure to put a year aside for healing !