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Thanks for sharing

Nice work!!

Thanks for sharing this. We are getting ready to do our only full bathroom ourselves and I feel like we can learn a lot from your video. Thanks again.

I really want to use a marine grade fill like yours. what did you use and how dod you go about venting your tank?

Already broken

Little John….

Amazing. Even with the wiring showing it still looks so clean. Great job!

“Yo yo why is it going up” last words

I wish these track motors existed when I built our bed we probably would have stuck with our layout instead of rebuilding it all on the road later.

Mine did this after installation of new injectors

Do you know the part # of the cam sensor for that engine?

Hey, looking to replicate exactly this in my RV! Could you share more about the bed frame itself? Is it aluminium, did you weld yourself? Any thoughts on making it more lightweight?

m sorry but you are about 10 peter lustigs to late :/

you should look into this new technology called a Murphy Bed. much cheaper...

I'm assuming this would work with a 7-pin 3-way rocker? As a rule I prefer having to hold a button down when these kind of actions are happening because it requires me to pay more attention. I do like how it stops automatically with the built-in stops

I think my other comment didn't go through. I watched a beginner's skoolie plumbing video by a YT channel called "Their Happy Trails" (they've lived in multiple buses over the years) and he used a plastic black inserted panel on the exterior of his bus that had two inlets on it. Traditionally, One is for city water and the other inlet is for gravity fill. He modified it though. He kept the city water inlet the same but he made the gravity fill a vent. Then he installed a separate inlet for gravity fill. He said that gravity fill is annoying because it takes so long, so they use city water line to fill their fresh tank because it's a lot faster. Since the pressurized city water goes into the tank, it needs a vent because if not, the tank could explode. In your video, you say you want your city water to bypass the fresh tank and just join your pressurized plumbing system. So I'm guessing that neither one of you are wrong, you're just doing it differently..right?

Around 12:50 you mentioned that the city water line will connect to the bus plumbing line "After the pump and before the filter" I thought the filter comes before the pump?? well maybe you're using multiple filters..do you mean before like..a filtration system for clean water? --like small particles..cause I think there's a filter before the pump for bigger particles right? LOL you can tell I'm just in researching phase.

What if you installed all these exterior inlets and stuff before painting..would that be problematic? I'm seeing people add holes in their roof for wood stove pipes and all that exterior stuff after cabinets and other things so I was thinking maybe it's good to do it earlier..maybe before spray foam and just rough everything in and cover all the rough ins??? idk..

LMAO...Love this! Those voices in our heads and elsewhere are the worst! Glad you did it!

Good video. Thanks for posting.

WOW! Looks amazing!

These are excellent videos! You're so prepared and organized! I love how everything you do is so well thought out!

Mine sounds like that but not smoking like that

Haw much would the total cast of the same roof rising your doing

I love this technique! It makes so much more sense to me than some of the other ways I have seen it done. I have almost the exact same bus. Would you mind sharing what all the materials cost for this raise?

Okay my dt466e sounds a lot like that at idle and has for the last twenty years. No smoke though. Functions fine. But it is notably louder than our older dt466 at idle. So if you're troubleshooting, maybe don't go off sound alone

This is such a find! Thank you for sharing! I registered on that site as I followed your video. It takes the guesswork out of the equation for part numbers and such ... 2002 Bluebird International DT466E (175hp/460tq, 2600 GOV) with, according to the website, an Allison 2000 Transmission (6 speed) ... and 5.57 gear ratio 🫣 ... that would explain the 35mph limit up steeper inclines!

this is great! Couldnt tell from the video but do you think there is any room in there to wedge an AirTag? child keeps taking clipped on airtags off so looking for more options 🤣

Nice video, thanks!

Great Job, Worth the watch for sure. Thx for taking the time. BTW, that Paint Gun is on sale at Harbor Freight through today for $8.99 with coupon.. Cheapest I've ever seen it. I see it for $9.99 quite often and I buy 2 or 3. Not because they are bad, but because at that price, my time to clean and cost of cleaner, I can toss it in the trash and start the next project with a new one.

OMG this is amazing! I love the video, it was super helpful & I will be using this for my build! (I’ll also be sure to mention you in my video when I post it!)

Just getting started on my electrical soon. It’s the one thing I’m kinda nervous about. Your videos are great and this one really helped! Thank you

I have the noise but no smoke, just a faint blue smoke at first start up of the day but clears after 10 seconds and im just left with the sound

I have recently been chasing an issue with very similar symptoms to this on my skid steer that I picked up cheap due to smoking badly. It's a common rail Bosch system and I noticed if I unplugged the cylinder 2 injector it stopped knocking. After a compression test yesterday, and all were good on pressure but cylinder 4 glow plug was wet, I shifted my thoughts to the injection system. Also when I drained the oil it was 7 quarts over full (16 instead of 9). Think I have at least 2 bad injectors, and maybe a bad CP4 as well (Debris from pump ruined injectors). Anyway thanks, as your video helped confirm some of what I am seeing.

Looks fantastic. It must’ve been a lot of work.

Great job. Hate the music clip. It’s over used

Thank you so much. I just ordered my mini split and this is a life saver…. Thank you so much for the links!

I like the rib nuts. That should work for my bus.

Next time try a uniseal for your tank connection. No glue needed

Great video! I've been considering trying to build my own custom system for my trailer and this is exactly the right direction. I saw that you already commented on someone asking about making this a more "portable version" using the hose bib fitting for inlet/outlet fittings. My question is, do you see any reason the flow from the larger hose would be too much for this system? Also, in general, what do you think is the optimal water pressure for a system like this? I generally set mine between 45-50 but I wonder if this needs a little more pressure to avoid low pressure in the system due to the 3-stage filters. TIA!

Thank you for making this vid. It helped me as I was going to use one of those small RV accumulators but those only give you enough water to fill a glass and would only help the pump minimally. Don’t know why you didn’t use a male threaded tee instead of a female tee with male adaptors saving the cost of several adapters.

Why do I get the impression that this was more about showing off the gray sweat pants than the actual ac mount ?

I noticed that one filter system uses 4 filters one specifically for chemicals

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks pal.

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Can you have that diesel knock without that exhaust symptom???

thanks for the helpful vid.. i have friends down by new orlans w a crank no start. good video footage.

R u happy with the level of gloss? Is there a high gloss top coat you looked at? Or recommend?

Thanks for making this video! I really appreciate the time and the links. I'm thinking about making my own, but I would need it portable...so I'll have to think about how to make the stand. Thanks again!!

This is the most helpful video I have found. I can tell you have designed flexibility and maintenance value into this design.