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@@rositaestrada4765 I’d contact local RV repair shops. They should be able to install tanks for you. Good luck!

This was a 6x10 with high roof.

No, it was just clear rain water. If yours in brown you most likely have an old leak with rotted wood. Thanks for watching!

@@ShouldBeGood, Thank you.

@@charlesgreenwood6181 I used adhesive PVC edge banding to cover my seams. Here’s a link to the product: amzn.to/40g6AXv

No tools needed to remove the insulation panels. Just need to unscrew the thumb screws and they pull out. Sometimes you need to remove additional panels if they are overlapping.

Just open in and charge it 👍🏼

u clip a red to red and a black to black from your battery charger and boom it will do its thing. Very human

thanks for watching!

Yes, it can be used without gluing. It is a very thick and heavy material.

@@coreyfuggins2945 just open the box and connect the battery charger 👍🏼

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@@CVNTGETENOUGH shouldn’t have any problems adding a quick connect to the battery terminal. I was thinking about adding an exterior charging port to this one but wanted to keep it simple. Thanks for watching!

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@@djkacho definitely not, the box has room for a larger battery. I just had this 6ah battery for my ice fishing sonar, so it wasn’t being used in the summer. 👍🏼 thanks for watching!

Thanks, glad you're enjoying the videos! Here is a link to the connectors on Amazon amzn.to/4gu4n17 I also order supples from Eagle Aluminum. Good luck on your project! 👍🏼

This is the full install video. I just pulled out the stock vent cap from the inside and screwed on the AC vent adapter, its that easy! Thanks for watching

@@LatinoCity amzn.to/3D0zxyz I also have a detailed video on the floor install

Hi, here’s the link to the box amzn.to/3ZBRUmc All other supply links are also posted in the video description. Thanks for watching!

Great idea! I will definitely have to do that on the next one!

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Here’s my detailed video on the fan install ruclips.net/video/xiXch5nevy0/видео.htmlsi=ty3in4Y2qvf5hyN9

Works great! Thanks for watching

Hi Onnie, I am not sure on the size, they come with with window. I would guess #8 x 3/4"

Thank you for the info. One screw is missing and I’m not very handy with these things.

@@onnie0821no worries! I’d recommend pulling one out and bringing it with you to the hardware store to match up with one. Good luck on your project and thanks for watching!

@ShouldBeGood, I’m scared to take one out. It might strip the screw. My kind of luck. lol

I pulled one out. Looks like it’s an 8 x 10. I’ll take it to the rv place and get extras.

I think I used the hardware that came with the counter

Nice! Alumalite is very similar just has a corrugated core instead of solid. It is way more expansive from my supplier though, about 4x a sheet compared to 3mm Alupoly. Thanks for watching and good luck with your build!

Hi Dan, I used white self tapping lathe screws. Here’s a link amzn.to/3USDQCi

air gap bottom element minimum 4 inches wide. Grey holding tank external under the trailer, directly under the sinks.

@@laurasullivan6690 This system does not have an air gap. I am definitely no plumber but I have seen restaurants with the air gap system and they put it right above the p-trap. So I would just have an open pipe coming from the last drain going into 4" air gap fitting and then attached to the p-trap and down into the grey tank. I would skip installing the air admittance valve since you will have the air gap. Good luck on your project and thanks for watching!

@@ShouldBeGood thanks so much for your reply! Good luck to you as well

Yes, 6x10 with high ceiling. I'd go with atleast a 7x12 on my next one.

That’s a great idea! They should do that from factory!

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@@RandyWood-j8q Amazon amzn.to/3kitigj All supplies are linked in the video description. Good luck on your project!

@@michaelhurt4490 no, this was my first time welding. I just practiced on the angle iron and adjusted the setting until it looked good. The factory welds on the trailer looked worse than mine so just go for it!

@@EricStolp there is a Piedmont Plastics in Dallas. Reach out to them for some of their Alupoly 3mm panels 👍🏼 Good luck on your project!

@@ShouldBeGood thank you

Thanks Robert!

@@TheKal619 thanks! it’s connected to a standard garden hose fitting on the outside of the camper. I just run a small hose to a bucket or run it under the truck. Some people install a “grey” water container under the sink.

@@CharlieDiloreto-lj6ri standard 3mm, I think it was around $45/sheet. I also used Alupoly 3mm from piedmont plastics. The grey water is drained after every event so it doesn’t have time to freeze. The interior water heater and lines have to be blown out if it’s stored without heat in the winter.

You definitely could, most travel trailers have the fresh, grey, and black tanks underneath. However, installing on the inside makes it easy to check the level and made installation a lot easier. Good luck on your build!

@@ShouldBeGood and I could use 2 black tanks like this one Or fresh water has to be white?

@@francescosorrentino1559 I don’t think so, the fresh water tanks are all this milky white color and are approved for potable water.

@@ShouldBeGood figured.. need too see how to install those under the trailer since they have a different shape …

Thank you for this video! what size is the hole saw bit and brand?

6’4” Thanks for watching!

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Hi Kirby, thanks for the kind words! I created an entire playlist that has detailed videos for each part of this build with links to all products used. The panels are 3mm ACM Alupoly and were about $45/ea from piedmont plastics when I built this. Here’s a link to my playlist ruclips.net/p/PLI5tuDJRztZLdoa4ZZDGlBV8dvlfRgjFy&si=LonnNVX-bGtHCs2o Good luck on your project!

1/2” abs

@@ShouldBeGood Thanks... Unfortunately, I can not find any 1/2 ABS pipe, so I'm going to have to go with PVC or pex pipe. But great video!

@@mikesbackyardbarbecue yeah that should work just the same. Thanks for watching and good luck on your project!

@@ShouldBeGood Quick question. On the 1-1/2 Rubber Tank Grommet - does the PVC drain pipe go past the little rubber lip at the back of the grommet or is the drain pipe supposed to stop at the lip preventing it from going into the tank further? Thanks

@@mikesbackyardbarbecue yes, it is designed to stop the pipe from going in too far