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Big Booty Judy - 2014 w OVRLND Camper and other goodies

Discussion in '2.5 Gen Builds (2014-2021)' started by Fergie, May 14, 2020.

  1. Sep 30, 2024 at 1:53 PM
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    jmladdy

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    Came here for the big booty. Stayed for the fishing. I love this build man!
     
  2. Oct 6, 2024 at 8:00 PM
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    Thanks man! Switched jobs this summer and haven't fished near enough...cant wait for my elk tag in December.

    The only work I've done lately...in case you didn't know, there are now latch covers available from OVRLND.


    The stock latch and gasket....the gasket is replaced w the cover assembly.

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    Installed:

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    And the actual function test:

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    You can them here:

    https://campovrlnd.com/products/latch-covers
     
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    Is your guy Aaron still in flag doing gears? I called Randy's and they said he wasn't there anymore.
     
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    Messaging you now
     
  5. Feb 17, 2025 at 5:19 PM
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    Alright all....coming back to the [hank hill voice]Propex and propex accessories[/hank hill voice]...


    I've got the propex test fitted in the actual truck, and my original plan had been to have a project box that I could attach the hoses too, and unfurl the hose, stored in the project box, when I need to camp. After thinking about it, and wriggling around under the truck, this isn't the way.


    I'm now using a Harbor Freight Apache box to keep the 2-stage regulator clean, but need to figure out how/where to mount the regulator and apache box.


    Looking at a QD connect, but my main goal is to keep the number of connections to a minimum inside the cabin of the camper.


    I mounted the regulator to a piece of 90* aluminum that Jay provided a while back for the awning install.

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    And in the Apache box:

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    What is the collective thought of mounting the box here, clearing the door, and having the hoses run through the camper shell itself.

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    Please post your pics/thoughts.


    Thanks

    Figured out the routing I wanted and installed the QD on the bumper, and will make a protective cover for it out of an old aluminum sign. The above mentioned apache box will be mounted under the truck, but still accessible if the valve needs to be replaced.

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