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ok... Stalwart was faster, :-)

the second is the one that grounded to the frame. it doesn't matter if your connecting your + cable for 12V pickup to the - terminal of the first battery or to the + terminal of the second one. they're connected with heavy gauge cable together, the result is the same. you got 12V with - on the...

looks good Ray, nothing else expected..:)

if you run 12V lights in series, remind: if one fail, both are dark. never do this with driving lights, this can be very dangerous. cab markers, interieur lights - who cares about? (but for what?24V bulbs aren't expensive.)

wow! looks good!

i wouldn't do that....electronic is not a bulb, you need ohmic resistance to get the right voltage. a small 24V-12V DC converter is cheap, don't fry your stereo.

seems to be a rush on 12V systems for the deuce....smile.

the answer is easy...read the manufacturer specs for the tires. for each dimension is the rim width specified. its a range from - to. if youre out of this range, it's maybe unsafe / dangerous. if you're involved in an accident, you're in trouble. if somebodys hurt or dead and it's your fault...

or trial TM America..he sell these for few bucks @LAX sorry for hijacking....

what's about rally intercoms? http://peltorcomms.3m.com/Americas/Product.asp?PageNumber=998&ProductCategory_Id=28&Product_Id=294 Terratrip Terraphone Headsets and Intercoms

according to their homepage Lights « Daylighter « KC HiLiTES: Auxiliary Lighting, Off Road Lights, HID Off Road Lights, Fog Lights, LED Light Bars, Driving Lights, Light Bars, Wiring Accessories, Flashlights, Torches daylightwers are availible in 100W resp. 130W = 8,3A resp. 10,8A EACH

and if one fails, both are dark......sounds funny. driving in the dark from one second to the other.

[thumbzup] and sooner or later a cooler, ASO these are exactly the reasons for my 12V setup.

cheaper and equally reliable as the 12V alternator from TM America is not really possible. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/56451-2nd-alternator-12v.html there you will find the info's you need. 3rd Battery in the box, bracket, wiring

i would go that way: a subframe under the whole body, fix mounted to the frame in the front, flexible at the back. it can be made out of square tube, if you compare to the original subframe under bed with the necessary height of the new one, theres more than enough space for some flex. would...

i think its a good idea. leave your camper where ever you want and drive your truck to places you can't reach with a trailer behind. no need to load / unload the camper.

looks good! i like the vintage design.

its time to think about a 5-ton.....:)

i've made a cabinet for the gas bottle, from outside accesible gas-tight to the inside. the wood is painted with liquid plastic, all seams are sealed. And with a large vent hole on the bottom.

thanks at all! Ray, your own work set the benchmark. I trial to make a clean and rugged installation. it was a lot of work, removing the old installation, ( felt 100.000 rivets :lol: ), fill the holes with bondo, sanding, fiberglass wallpaper, paint with concrete colour....works very well...