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Hey Dennis just thought of something. Looking at the back end of your truck, going thru some city's where you have to drive slow (like Baltimore, NY etc) might get a mirror for the back. I can see kids standing on that big bumper holding on to the handles on the sides trying to open your back...

Fan hub o-rings have a tendency to dry out and start to leak. Cat's have more than others for some reason and Cummins also. I used to change them quite frequently.

That might be a West Coast thing also. Over here they mostly use SRW (single rear wheel) because of fuel, maintenance and all that stuff. Don't hear to much about expediters on the west coast, would like to though.

Welcome. I'm not a Sprinter guy but I would think the sleeper for Expediters would be better in a 2500. Can't get a pallet between the wheel wells in a 3500 and waste to much weight building a floor. You will hear that from a lot of guys who own them.:cool:

I got mine at <Northerntool.com> http://www.mappcaster.com/Tri-Wheel-Dollies.aspx

You can buy an after market airbag kit for the cab and sleeper. Under 1k and not hard to put on. Pays for itself in quality sleep time.:cool:

Cool man. Amazing stuff you find out about on EO.:rolleyes:

It does the same with me. I have to close the group and reopen to see the next photo.:cool:

It will tell you in your owners manual.

That's good. What I do is just cut half way thru the foam and it will bend. I use A/C tape the same they use on duct work. Don't cut the foil side the other side. The foil will hold it together. Really looking good. Bet you can't wait to load it.:D

Some people. Off what does that word mean?? Have fun in the sun. You might enjoy yourselves so much you might just stay.:D

Thanks Dennis, a pictures worth a thousand words. Should be pretty easy to insulate with what you showed us. With you building a sleeper area will there still be room for 3 pallet's w/o stacking?

I was wondering how they were connected. How are you going to insulate the sides? Just go over the top of the existing wall cover? Can you take the covering that's on the wall off and spray insulate it or can you do that?? ad another question. Since the L trac is bonded to the sides will the...

Dennis are you going to put E-trac on the sides?

Hey Dennis. Now I know what I'm in for. That micro in front of that window, it doesn't bother you?? Is the back insulated?? Better get a gear jammer or change the rear gear to a 3:73, that mileage will eat your lunch. Looks good, hope to get rolling on mine shortly. I think it would be...

I'm not sure yet. Really depends on where I'm at. If I'm within 2-300 miles I will probably just drift on over. I'm ready for another break.:D Need to ad. If I'm not there I will be in Oh for the July show for sure if I have to DH from Ca to do it. I missed the last two years and unless...

With all the time you and Bob put into speaking engagements, blog's, show's and everything else it makes me wonder how you had time to put more than 800,000 miles on your rig. Should have a sign "Home sweet Home". Can't wait to see the new ride. Good luck.:D

There have been issues with aftermarket cruise units on GM's, I would just let the dealer put it in, that way it works or they fix it.

Yes they are a pain in the #@#@. I use a very small screw driver on mine but I must admit one of them is broken and I use the famous 100 mph tape on it. Put them in a great spot didn't they???:mad:

"That's bad". That's not so bad.:cool: