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Thanks berserker, I had not seen that article, way cool. You are right about one thing, the $$$$, I have and will have more than $ 500 in Advil alone. Don't you just love it!.

Desert Demon, Good project you have in mind. The two schools of thought are, (1) drive the camper and tow the gear. (2) drive with the gear and tow the camper. One big advantage of number 2 is when camp has been set up, you still have the truck to use, and won't have to depend on a...

Bighurt, Sorry I can't comply with your request as well as I would like. The Deuce is mine, but most of the photos of the build up are lock up in a dead computer. The M925A2 belongs to Wolf Pack, who builds some of the coolest things you ever did see, but never takes any...

Steelwarrior, I am with John 100% on this one. Always have more than you need. I have a 4000/3500 Generator. When I am in the field I mostly use the Gen for an electric chain saw, however when running the gen, I also am charging camper batteries, truck batteries, portable batteries or any...

(Tamangel) Mike, good questions on the camper types. As for the deployment of a Trailmanor, it is hard to describe in print. However, if you jump on to You tube and look up " putting up a Trainmanor trailer " there are a number of quick vids that will show you better than I could ever tell...

John, I like the access door on the side of the bed. I was going to do that to my Deuce, but ended up changing types of camper. The job came out very good. That will prove to be a real plus in days to come. Kind of makes you admire a drop side, however they look a bit odd and are not as...

Hi Guys, was glad to see that this thread was still alive and going. Good to see John is still at it, and so many of you still have the interest in a campers camper, or BOV, or whatever. I have been off planet for a while, however not to the cause. I did get the Deuse (Teotwawki Explorer) pretty...

John, Very clever, quick and simple. I will copy your cool idea. Thanks! No, I have not done a build thread, but I have been asked to by some others also. Guess I will have to get to it before I get to old. Take care of yourself. Unclemikey

John, Good to hear from you, and to know the project is still alive and well. Maybe this post of yours will bring some new blood back into the Deuce Camper interest. I think your new plans will work out quite well. Your camper will now be a custom fit for your Deuce, which is bound to...

John, Your truck is looking sooooooo good. You have done such a good job in such a short time. Happy to hear the trip went well, sound like a lot of fun. The cooler sure works for me, I like it!

LowTech, sorry I missed your post. My house got hit by lighting and a few things I am just now getting to work again. In reguards to you question. I removed the tool storage box and extended the box support arms to mount the tank on. It sits just a little lower than the box had. I still...

Hey John, not trying to horn in on your thread, but I did a little mod that is kind of dumb but really works very well :idea:, thought I would share it with you and Hairtrigger and whoever. Found these little dome lights at Walmart for $5.86, they have an on/off button built into them on the...

Hairtrigger. That is so very cool. Welcome to the madness. I will be really looking forward to see all the cool ideas you come up with as well. Each unit is unique, but remember, this will be your rig, so do it the way you think best and most of all......Have Fun! Hey John, We have a new...

Boy, I am having a real hard time keeping up with the Johnes. :lol: There you go again doing some sort of super work to make us all look bad! Just kidding ! Love to see pics of all the progress you making on your rig. You know it seems like it was just yesterday you were first talking about the...

Well to put the story right, I live 5 miles north of a burg called Bayfield that is 18 miles east of Durango. The town is growing to fast though, just not long ago they put up a traffic light. :shock: Think it may be time to move on!

For crying out loud guys, what is this old home week! For half of my life I lived in Temple City and Sierra Madre, till I went to the real mountains. It's no wonder we get along so well. In answer to your question quickfarm. My camper stands 87" high. I have a 3" spacer under the camper in...

It is still light outside. I will tape it off and post it later on this eve for ya.

I don't remember if John has an A/C unit on his camper, but I have one on mine. Not sure how high it is from the bed, but from the ground it is about 12"6". Always looking out for trees! :lol: Hope that helps.

John, That sure does brighten up the inside, makes the unit look alot larger also. I like it! I also need some work on the inside of mine, but I had not considered painting the inside that light of a color, may have to rethink that. As always, thanks for the updates, you keep me...

MEP005A, 5500 Lbs, 175 X 93 X 82. On trailer the size of a M-105. Super Gen, great tow unit, but a bit tough to mount on a camper unit. :lol: