Great video do u know the dimensions of the metal u used and how were u able to get the bend in it for the side piece ?

You’re using the wrong wood. It’s not a good fit. You might want to think about cleaning the boat before making videos.

I can see where you have a POL to male 1/4" NPT adaptor off the 5 pound bottle. Then u have a 1/4" female NPT coupling off the tank adaptor, but I can't tell what else you have between that and the small hose end fitting. Also what are u using for the small hose end fitting. Can u list the parts u used to make the connection?

The plumbing fixtures is what I was interested in. I had it figures out but didn't include a shut off valve on the 5 pounder side. SO thanks for the close up on how you did all that. Also on the air bleed, I was wondering when you knew when to shut it off. Some people go by weight. But I like your idea of going until you see the vapor.

The use of tape instead of screws depends on the roof surface.

Really nice build, thanks for posting this!

Is there a tutu rial ! This is exactly what I’m looking for!

Hey from the U.K. across the pond! Just subscribed dude. Awesome vlogs on the raising bed. I'm doing another van for myself and was looking for something just like this. It really is perfect for my needs so thankyou my friend. I'll let you know how it goes😅. Be safe.🤙

Just a suggestion. If you stood the tire up before painting it would be easier and the can could remain upright.

You never mentioned the yellow wire

Sounded like you pronounced it right to me, others say it with an a in the middle which is wrong, no idea why they do that.

A great and elegant design to do this. I noticed you had another person to help with moving the end of the bed into the locked position. Is it easily manageable for one person to do this?

Need to shut the valve off and bleeder screw immediately after gas starts coming out in liquid form. Overfilling can cause explosions if was to leave set in the sunlight

So has anybody found a link to the hose

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nice simple design working well.

Thank you for the video! Do you have a link for the wind deflector?

Thanks for the video. I just bought the combo pack by Husqvarna that came with gloves, helmet and the chaps. Looking forward to using it all.

You're right, I wouldn't want to be cutting anything over about 6 in round with any husky. And you'll be lucky to get that many tanks out of that saw before you need a new one. LOL STIHL for the win.

How many amps is your battery ??

Very helpful! Thank you sir!

Great design

If that winch is necessary to lift it then the wall mounts are not strong enough (they will break due to fatigue at some point, even if it worked so far). Need beefier metal there. But thumbs on all the other thoughts.

Just bought a 2024 570 and I freakin love it. I was always Honda Honda Honda…. And still love them. But it’s just a totally different machine. Good power. And fun

Nice set up great job.

Must of baught the socket from NAPA. Something happened to me.

How long until the panel cracked by bouncing around on that flimsy roof?

This is exactly what ive been looking for

Where did you get your water and grey tanks from?

Excellent DIY, thanks.

Can you give an estimate of cost to build?

The problem is finding the proper hose that fits the 5LB tank. It’s not the same fitting as for the 1LB.

The average home owner will take a long time to go through 6-10 tanks of gas. If anything like a car and it may not be, but you should vary the speed and load with very short runs at max (3 seconds) under load for the best results. Yes I know some will say the only proper way to do it is to follow the manufacture's instructions. The manufacturer has to allow for all situations, but what about a contractor that has to go full out from day one? That may not be the best thing to do, I can't say. I simply went easy on my Husky for the first few tanks and then for some short bursts, opened it up. The saw has been perfect for a long time.

Genius

I was all set to use a roll tarp motor in my build. I think you have convinced me to ditch that and go with a manual crank. No need to try and hide the heavy gauge wires that would be required.

Gave a subscribe for this! So simple. I was way over complicating it 😂 this will work perfectly. Cheers!

Noice.

Great design

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Do you still read the posts on this video? If so I building a little boat I hv fuse block and 6 switch panel, w/ 4 In line fuses. The I line fuses went to Usb Plug, accy plug I cut off the I like e fuses soldered then together and left voltage reader seperate, now hv 4 wires. *Red comes from accy/usb plug hook to fuse panel accy slot *red-voltage reader plug Blue wire-positive side dash lights hook to hot side on fuse panel Yellow wire negative-lower dash lights Black wire- negative side fuse panel I do hv the black wire and yellow wire tied together for 1 wire, it so many wires to fuse panel Hoping I got them wired correctly I don’t know where to run the 1 red wire from voltage reader plug do I just wire to hot side on fuse panel?

I miss my 17” dearly. I couldn’t find one in that awesome blue, so I settled for red. Nice review 👍

What size is trolling motor? 40lbs thrust?

This is the coolest most rednock awesomeness I've ever seen

How did you secure refrigerator in cabinet so doesn't fall out for travel?

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Mine has 318km and 22 hours but when i checked the oil it had little shinny bits should i replace the oil or wait for 400km?

That is a flimsy roof.

On your legs - it looks like they aren't level - maybe it's just camera angle - are those attached such that you can raise/lower to level the bed based on where you're parked ?

How did you run them in series someone is wanting me to run 8 of them like that