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Description: Tires / Suspension: · Radial Mud Rover · Full size spare · Bearings with EZ Lub fittings, packed annually with synthetic grease. · Electric Brakes (not required, but I added for peace of mind) · Leaf springs, with shock absorbers · Heavy duty greaseable shackles Weights: GVWR 2540 Lb 2” Ball hitch Popping Up/Down Modifications Modified to use cordless drill with ¾” socket. (socket adaptor included) All 4 stabilizer legs have ¾” bolt heads to use for raising/lowering Stabilizer legs painted yellow Front jack to hitch/unhitch has welded ¾” bolt head to replace hand crank Side to side adjustment, chock using Bal Leveler (3/4” bolt head) Bal Leveler included (not shown) Locking hitch pin Front jack with removable wheel Climate Control: Coleman Mach 3+ A/C unit with heat strip Fan: Maxxair Maxxfan, reversible, with built in rain shroud and grey tint cover. Propane furnace with electronic ignition Furnace controlled by thermostat or aux on/off switch Bunk end portable fan/light, attaches to shepard pole and plugs into 12V Custom solar reflective covers for bunk end (attach on top of bunk end ceiling) Custom solar reflective, insulated covers for all windows (bunk ends and main windows) Windows with tinted vinyl Windows with black out curtains Exterior Awning Water Fully pressurized water system (on demand water pump) Second water pump for fresh water transfer into camper w/ quick disconnect hose 6 gal water heater, direct spark ignition (no pilot light). With upgraded drain valve/anode rod Under bunk fresh water tank City Water hookup Filtered water faucet at sink Outside H/C shower with detachable, extended reach hose Portable 5 gal gray water container Sink with Hot/Cold mixing faucet Storage: Storage shelves added to cabinets Divider added to bunk with water heater to provide extra storage space All cabinets have ventilation louvers Fire extinguisher in recessed holder Pop-Up Notes: Purchased New Stored inside during off-season Non-smoker I do have a large hunting dog, if you are allergic to dog hair, I tried to vacuum it out, but there may be some dog allergens in the camper. Propane 2 X 20lb propane tanks Auto switching regulator Propane leak alarm Electrical 12V Wiring Factory “fuse panel” thrown into trash – replaced with proper marine fuse panel Each circuit with it’s own fuse All wires/fuses labeled Three 12 V outlets installed (near dinette table, door, cabinet by sink) Lighting Interior lights at front and back (with plug for bunk end light/fan) 1 Removable bunk end light/fan Addional Florescent light over sink Exterior LED porch light (by door) Exterior LED porch light on back side Running lights LED Halogen flood lights on door side– switch w/ safety cover Batteries 2 X Group 27 Trojan deep cycle batteries Reinforced steel battery tray All high amp wiring from factory thrown into trash and replaced with proper, marine grade wiring. Batteries fused at battery terminals. Electrical 120V Removable 120V 30A power cord (standard 30A locking design) 15A, normal household plug to 30A converter adaptor 120V outlets: Exterior x1, interior x 3 120V outlets wired to run from shore power or portable inverter (inverter not included) Charging system: factory 12V converter unplugged, but included. Proper 3-stage marine battery charger installed to charge battery bank. Can be left plugged in and will not cook batteries. A/C cord with removable, twist plugs to make it easier to popup/down. Cooking Built in 2 burner propane stove Exterior Propane connector for outside grill (grill not included) 3 Way fridge (propane, 120V, 12V) Modified for towing: Added a relay, draws 12V from tow vehicle when connected to tow vehicle’s power supply, when disconnected it automatically switches to 12V from popup battery bank.

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Seller Details: Contact Name : Andrew Scott
City : Brisbane
State : QLD
ID Number : 11117
Email: alttab@gmx.com

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