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  1. SteveKuhn

    M146 RV Conversion

    I thought about that capacity as well but as you go much further up, you start to bump in to 220 volts unless you use multiple units. Steve
  2. SteveKuhn

    M146 RV Conversion

    After you upgrade the AC, you might consider small in-wall fans down low that would push cold air in to the bathroom and others up high to pull warm, damp air out. Or maybe the high ones would work if there were sufficient square inches of pass-through registers at 12 - 18". Steve
  3. SteveKuhn

    M146 RV Conversion

    Mike, Mike, Mike: Why do that to your truck when tractors are going for such reasonable prices? There's gotta be enough room in those lanes for another piece. Besides, you'd have more to wrench on. Steve
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