| theizzardking |
Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:18 pm |
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| hang in there man, if your up here in seattle i would totally help you outfit your ride with that stuff... hang in there or post another thread asking for help in the portland area, say something to the effect fridge help needed in portland, there's a lot of us pnw guys here. i'm sure someone will roll out to lend a hand and just to check out the bus, i have made a few good friends from this site already. |
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| bjjpdx |
Tue Oct 20, 2009 7:18 pm |
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craig1017 wrote: it is most definatly a fridge! - my riv has the same one. Make sure it is wired up to 12v (aux battery). It will drain your battery relatively quickly as it pulls 5.5amps according to the sticker on the back.
will do once I have one in there that works :P |
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| bjjpdx |
Tue Oct 20, 2009 7:21 pm |
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theizzardking wrote: hang in there man, if your up here in seattle i would totally help you outfit your ride with that stuff... hang in there or post another thread asking for help in the portland area, say something to the effect fridge help needed in portland, there's a lot of us pnw guys here. i'm sure someone will roll out to lend a hand and just to check out the bus, i have made a few good friends from this site already.
Awsome! My buddy Tim who got me into these buses (he has a 72) lives up in Tacoma, he will be down here Thursday to check it out and hopefully get me headed in the right direction. Am already meeting alot of kool people and have been getting lots of awsome advice from people on this site..Thanks. Maybe Ill bump into you up in seattle some time. Cant wait to meet more bus people. So much to do LOL ive been working on it till midnight every night then getting up at 5 for work. need to take a night off LOL. |
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| bjjpdx |
Tue Oct 20, 2009 7:39 pm |
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craig1017 wrote: it is most definatly a fridge! - my riv has the same one. Make sure it is wired up to 12v (aux battery). It will drain your battery relatively quickly as it pulls 5.5amps according to the sticker on the back.
You would think they already would have it set up (wired) like that, is yours?? I dont see any wiring for an alt battery though. |
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| theizzardking |
Wed Oct 21, 2009 8:50 am |
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bjjpdx wrote: theizzardking wrote: hang in there man, if your up here in seattle i would totally help you outfit your ride with that stuff... hang in there or post another thread asking for help in the portland area, say something to the effect fridge help needed in portland, there's a lot of us pnw guys here. i'm sure someone will roll out to lend a hand and just to check out the bus, i have made a few good friends from this site already.
Awsome! My buddy Tim who got me into these buses (he has a 72) lives up in Tacoma, he will be down here Thursday to check it out and hopefully get me headed in the right direction. Am already meeting alot of kool people and have been getting lots of awsome advice from people on this site..Thanks. Maybe Ill bump into you up in seattle some time. Cant wait to meet more bus people. So much to do LOL ive been working on it till midnight every night then getting up at 5 for work. need to take a night off LOL.
check out wetwesties.org, it's the pnw camping society, a big group of us go camping together all summer long it's quite the cool little group, we have a good time with bonfires banjos and potlucks, stay in touch and check these out.
http://www.wetwesties.org/
pics and vids from octoberfest campout
http://picasaweb.google.com/wetwesties/Leavenworth2009#
http://picasaweb.google.com/wetwesties/CharlieGise...a_ldaQ-QE#
http://wetwesties.org/video/Leavenworth_WW_2009_0001.wmv |
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| bussssssy |
Fri Nov 06, 2009 8:36 am |
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| Email me If you want to sell that coleman furnace. I could really ue some of the parts. Thanks . |
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