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specta

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Posted: 11/23/22 07:23pm

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I added some insulation to the windows in the cabover with some bubble reflective foil insulation. Hoping it at least cuts back on the summer heat.

I remember when I thought the TC manufactures were crazy for eliminating the front window and these days I wish mine didn't have one.

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Posted: 12/05/22 06:09pm

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Hopefully this job pays mega bank, because I can't imagine having to live in a truck camper on the job site.

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restlessways wrote:

Hopefully this job pays mega bank, because I can't imagine having to live in a truck camper on the job site.

I do it for up to 16 days at a time. It's actually quite relaxing. No commute. Wake up, make coffee and breakfast, pull on the work clothes and you are there when you walk out the door. Lunch you have a full kitchen and private bathroom, end of the day you walk to the parking area go in the camper crack a beer, shower and have dinner and kick back.

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Posted: 12/05/22 09:05pm

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Buzzcut1 wrote:

restlessways wrote:

Hopefully this job pays mega bank, because I can't imagine having to live in a truck camper on the job site.

^^^ and that right there is a slice of Heaven. lol, sounds like camping, minus go "hiking, fishing" and return home.

Work camping is actually quite relaxing; one is focused, can't worry about the stuff at 'home'.. Don't want to do it full time, but, it is good for the soul.

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Posted: 12/06/22 02:31am

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I'm curious about exterior maintenance. Water leaks kill most RVs !

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restlessways wrote:

Hopefully this job pays mega bank, because I can't imagine having to live in a truck camper on the job site.

That's my choice.

It beats the hell out of staying in a motel and saves me big $$$$$$.

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Buzzcut1 wrote:

restlessways wrote:

Hopefully this job pays mega bank, because I can't imagine having to live in a truck camper on the job site.

I haul the US Mail. I'm gone 14+ hours a day. My work truck is parked right outside my door.
I stay in the camper two nights one week and three the next.
I stay at a friends and he supplies me with power and water and charges me $50 month.