Aluminum Camper Forum

Finished.

Two weeks in the mountains, night times mostly a few degrees below freezing and trailer stayed nice and cozy.

Absolutely no condensation anywhere, not even between the closed blinds and windows. Premium diesel works the best for value. Kerosene is a bit spendy, but mixed with regular diesel works pretty good. No smoke at all and minimal odour.

Very happy.

Would recommend this unit to anyone who is camping in cold environments.

I found our 21 RBS through RV trader. I listed our 16 TBS for sale through RV trader but ended up selling it from a flyer at a local RV Sales/Repairs shop. 

Yes. Just posted it. First experience with RV Trade. We'll see what happens.

Got notified via RV trailer your ad went live:  https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2014-Livin%27+Lite-CAMPLITE+21RBS-5031709983?cmp=email_rv_search-alert

Just bumping post. Still for sale. Getting ready to put ad in RV Trader.

I have a 2023 gamechanger 2015 (aka Pla 500). Of course, I've already made some mistakes in putting things on the wall and would like to cover the holes. It appears that ATC uses some sort of Grasscloth Linen Textured Peel and Stick Fabric Wallpaper. Does anyone know the stock color or where I can get it?

Thanks for reporting back and the info on the tank. That looks great, and a much better mount than the original.

Well, just spent the weekend putting in the new water tank, and I am happy to report it is fixed.

After much searching late last year, finding a few options, and getting no reply's from any of them I was able to get my local RV service center to source a part, put the appropriate filler and pickup attachments on it, I was able to get one.

The new one is bigger (37 gallon vs 32 gallon) a bit longer (takes up the entire with under the trailer) but it fit. I even had 3 additional support brackets made to support it (6 total). Low point pick up, larger capacity and no sagging.

Glad that issue is fixed, now to service the wheels, and flush and sanitize the water system, all ready for the May long weekend.

Let the season begin!

Sure. If the old sealant is clean and sticking well, I've just taped/caulked over it. I have tried to not end up with a place where water can pool.

Can you tape right over the old (cleaned) caulk?  It looks quite difficult to remove.