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ULTIMATE CUSTOM MADE LP TANK MOUNT for my truck camper [Episode 25]

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Custom-made LP cylinder mount for my truck camper.
I used aluminum plates and angles to make an ultimate mount to withstand offroad use and California sun. All parts are connected by rivets. The belt is made from stainless steel recycled material. It was a washing machine drum before.
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- Instagram @overlandingprojectlab
- Website www.overlandn.com
Camper details:
- based on the short bed Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad
- floor: plywood painted with polyurethane varnish and Flex Seal for the bottom
- walls: composite material beBond
- insulation: XPS Foamular 1 inch
- interior: FRP white panels
- integrated frame: aluminum tubing
- SeaFlo water pump
- 13-gallon water tank
- Renogy solar panels, controller and DCDC
- 1kW inverter
Camera equipment:
- GoPro 8
Truck modification:
- 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-road MGM
- CBI T3 front bumper
- Smittybuilt winch X2O
- Fox shocks
- Deaver leaf springs
- ARB Safari snorkel

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13 мар 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@ricardovegarodriguez7270 3 месяца назад

Nice truck btw

@TruckCamperCooking 5 месяцев назад

Looks great. For the amount of riveting you do, I would highly recommend the DeWalt Rivet Tool. Works really well

@realsystemrobot 5 месяцев назад

it's a must for the next project, thanks

@Sethjxl 5 месяцев назад

@@realsystemrobot Have you thought about getting a welder? Aluminium is a steep learning curve, but you can get to a reasonable DIY level after about a week or two of practice. I just got a small 180A AC tig machine with HF start, being able to weld aluminium opened up some great options for fabrication for me. In any case, I'm really enjoying your build series and you have some good ideas in this camper. Well done.

@realsystemrobot 5 месяцев назад

@@SethjxlI have a MIG welder and use it for steel fabrication when it's needed. For the camper I specifically designed this type of construction. I think welding aluminum for this project is not needed, rivets are stronger for this application. And I don't use the full frame. Also, I think heating/welding aluminum makes metal weak. Even if you have all the additional equipment for pre-heating/post-heating, even if you practice a lot, then you still end up with some weak points somewhere. Of course, professional welders can argue and provide a great level of experience but this is not my case.

@ricardovegarodriguez7270 3 месяца назад

Me and brother behind you though it was a military type truck