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Doing donuts is so awesome, 😂 then the move to Florida comment…..🤣🤣🤣 If no chains bagging the tires is an absolute must.

I added air bags just to make sure I can adjust ride height later for the added load if needed.

Keep up the hard work, it’s worth it in the end. I did the same thing you doing just about a 1.5 years ahead of you. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. My thread is Keith’s M1078 project on this sight. I’ve been posting for a long time on my 1078 then 1.5 years ago bought a 1079...

Thought some before and after pictures would be appreciated.

Thanks for sharing all the pictures. I’ve been considering putting them on mine.

For it to affect multiple things it’s usually a common ground that is probably loose some where. Hard to find intermittent problems like that.

Thanks geo, 🤪 yes I rebuilt and repurposed those forward boxes, insulated them to make them accessible from the inside.

Then reassembled the bed frame after powder coating. The holes are to allow the bottom of the mattress to get ventilation to prevent moisture and mold. Now I have to take a break from working on it for a month or so while I have to work on some other paying projects for customers.

While it’s getting powder coated I worked on the Tambour doors for our cloths lockers at the front of the habitat. You can see them from the outside as well. It’s what the original heater and ventilation fan was in. Earlier I removed all the original louvered panels and installed 1/8” aluminum...

Next is the fabrication of the bed frame that is going to be attached to 4ea 30” actuators to raise and lower the bed. Everything had to be bolted together and assembled in side the habitat for the obvious reason that it’s way to large to fit. Testing the actuators then disassemble everything...

After that I installed the air conditioner. The outside condenser is mounted in the middle there. I fabricated a roof over it to help keep the elements off of it. I also put the condenser on a drip pan with a hose going all the way down along with the interior evaporators drain hose so all the...

Hope everyone had a Happy Thanksgiving! After painting the interior waiting for the paint to fully cure. I installed some new side mirrors. They work with the original mirror mounts just had to remove the welded tabs that held the old mirrors on to it. One down fall is they add so much wind...

I would also be interested.

It was actually very easy here in Florida, fill out this form which you had to make statements saying it has various things that would only be in an RV get a weight scale ticket and pay them money. No inspection or pictures required.

Just a Chevy 3500 diesel and a goose neck farm trailer for hauling tractors and equipment. put a 9,000lb winch on the front of the trailer and used a snatch block and winched it onto the trailer with a flat front tire. Fun to steer it without the engine running.

A momentous moment in history today! LOL!!! I converted my title for the truck to an RV! It’s officially titled as an RV!

The RFID took a little bit of thinking out side the box. It would be easier to explain over a phone call. 863-781-0165

😂 What makes it worse is, my wife is a Physical Therapist. So I can’t get away with anything! Ice it every few hours kind of stuff. But thats why I’m doing so much better than most.

So….I did finally get it painted that day after trying multiple tips that didn’t work and finally the last one spray it nicely. After that it only took about 35 minutes to spray 3 coats on the inside. That night I was pulling paper, plastic, and tape off when I miss stepped on a ladder...

Looks great! Who built it?