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I converted one of mine into a sanitary center (think SINKS) and I know the Texas Lighthouse Charities converted one into a bunkhouse with bathroom (I slept in it while there for the Texas Frogfest back in May) Theirs has two roof mounted A/C units. Sorry, no pics, maybe Pitmaster T can get us...

Get the MBU manual out and go through the procedure for changing out the sensor. You should have all the parts you need in the package that comes with the TM. Should be a step-by-step on what to do.

Flexible hose comes out horizontally from the fan, takes a 90 degree turn down to the floor, where it takes another 90 degree turn to plug into the stainless floor level vent assembly that is installed on the stainless counter/M-59 range side of the MKT. Fan and hose will partially block access...

Vent fan attaches to a pole/brace that goes from the middle rail out to the side, just hangs on the hooks. And the vent fan outlet is supposed to go into a flexible hose that goes down to the stainless pipe that runs from where the power outlet is down to the M-59 ranges along that side of the...

Deck latch looks like ones I have on a few of the MKT's around here. There was an early type and a later type, and I've forgotten which is which.

A tan one! At least all the 'canvas' will be made of vinyl! We will have to get pictures of the inside once you get it home and setup.

Today I went looking for MKT items and found the actual manufacturer of the MKT Canvas items (IE, not Penn Metal Fabricators). It's Ehmke Manufacturing in Philadelphia, PA. they make all sorts of 'canvas' stuff for the military. See attached PDF.

Stan, Make copies and divide up the reading responsibilities. I'll also send a PM with some tips.

Stan, The overall length from the top of the hook to the bottom of the pin is 79 inches. The spreader bar has a minimum length of 30.375 inches, and will extend between 1.25 and 2 inches to tighten the roof up. All of the .25 inch diameter tips are one inch long. Side rails are made to fit...

Stan, The drive should have been delivered at least a week ago, according to the Post Office.

Mark, I'm glad it didn't have to roll far to it's new home. M1031CMT, I'll be in the middle of the police, first responders, civil authority types when the ZA happens, cooking for them. It will be up to that group to keep all of us from becoming the menu.:)

Indy, Here's how I envision my setup when used in a disaster situation.

Mark, I'm sad to hear that you will have to give it up, and I think it is more than a fair price (more like a steal for the buyer). I've opened mine up and closed it down six times, by myself. It's usually a two or three hour ordeal when I do. I have been very lucky at the GA Rally's with...

John, The reverse sides are mint because they have never been exposed to the sun beating them down with UV radiation. Vinyl travel covers and roof canopies are nice. If my sources have not dried up, a full set of six pieces should cost less than $300 shipped (two roof canopies and the four...

John, If your carry covers look like this, they need replacing!

Mark, That's a good score. I've never seen one of the platforms loose. Of course, the inverters themselves are not easy to find either. John, Your's is looking real clean after the pressure washing. I can see the six vent roof, which is better than the older 12 vent type. Your roof canopy...

Now that you have power, you need to ditch that Coleman lantern and put in some Bruce or Jameson lights. Got mine off e-bay - much more nicer!

I had just the one box, and it was in an upstairs bedroom with some other small parts, not buried under mounds of other items in the garage. One of these days my (new to me) 20 ft trailer will be home and I can sort out all the stuff, then start shipping again.

Only place I've seen the crossover cables is in MKT's that had the MWO applied. I snagged a bunch of 4 outlet cables a couple of years ago, getting down into the short rows on them. Had to scramble to find two for the last 'order'. Two outlet cables for the oven side are also hard to find - I...

wallew, Most of us have removed the fuel can brackets because we don't like the idea of: 1. being hit in the fuel cans by someone who can't see 'camo' on the road. 2. having a can 'borrowed' when we make a pit stop on the road. 3. forgetting to remove the can when setting up the MKT. 4...