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Rob: See where you have put in laminate flooring, took off closet door, changed the jack knife sofa to a stand alone. I just raised mine up with a 4"X4" block of wood. Makes it much easier to get up out of it. Also built a ladder to get in and out of the over the cab bed. Picture shows a piece of wood at the top to put between bed and cab access. I was getting out and it broke sent me flying toward the windshield. Needless to say I cut a piece of bed rail metal and replaced the wood . Also ran the furnace T-STAT wire to a switch at head of bed to cut it on and off when it gets cold in the morning before I get out of bed (LAZY) but we don't use the furnace at night , just before we get up so it's not so cold getting up.
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Just a reminder that all the Sunland Express models are aluminum frame - I discovered this when i installed a window in the bathroom on mine, pretty heavy duty aluminum beams on the rear wall. Mine would probably be trashed from water damage if I didn't have the solid frame. It's approaching 40 years old and I just did a 350 mile round trip in her - truck's holding up fine but I've pretty much replaced every major appliance and I'm getting ready to go Lipo4 with the battery, change out the converter, replace my aging and inadequate roof A/C and the propane tank as well. Not really interested in selling her so I may as well finish the job... she'll always be my "best" Toyota camper lol
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next, check for fuel in the hoses to the canisters on the left side of the lower diagram. (says to fuel tank on them)
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Rob: See where you have put in laminate flooring, took off closet door, changed the jack knife sofa to a stand alone. I just raised mine up with a 4"X4" block of wood. Makes it much easier to get up out of it. Also built a ladder to get in and out of the over the cab bed. Picture shows a piece of wood at the top to put between bed and cab access. I was getting out and it broke sent me flying toward the windshield. Needless to say I cut a piece of bed rail metal and replaced the wood . Also ran the furnace T-STAT wire to a switch at head of bed to cut it on and off when it gets cold in the morning before I get out of bed (LAZY) but we don't use the furnace at night , just before we get up so it's not so cold getting up.
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