jleamont

I added photos of the conversion I completed in the "Gallery" section if anyone is interested in the other options out there.

More photos up in the "Gallery section" now of the interior. Once they are installed I will post photos of them.

Ordered the M&G. Full set up with breakaway and coiled hose $685.00. I opted for the refurbished under hood master cylinder valve, saved me $215.00. Herman, I spoke to Robert, nice guy!

After reading up on their product I was very impressed by the design and the ease of installation, looked like a great fit especially for a Jeep. If it hadn't been for you I would have never knew they existed.

We camp with friends that have a trailer. here are my observations: When you arrive you have to exit to set up, in bad weather that can be a pain. Set up and tear down usually takes at minimum an hour, us 10-15 minutes tops. And watching them is painful, I usually jump in to help, or cook their food, by the time I am done cooking they are just wrapping up. When you arrive, the trailer is at ambient temps inside, cold or hot can be uncomfortable for some, while waiting for the systems to get the unit to your desired temp. While in travel, you are at the mercy of using rest stops or gas stations for the rest room. While in travel, stopping for a meal often cannot be cooked in the trailer without opening the slides, then most do not have generators if you need power, again you will be at ambient temps inside while this is all happening, chances are you will be done before the temps are comfortable. Our friends have to eat out on the road since its such a pain to use not set up. The bucking and bouncing down the highway getting blown around gets old quick with a trailer. One safety concern; when a trailer is set up you have no brakes to keep it secure in its spot, (unless it has air brakes) I watched one roll at a campground last year as it pushed the chocks along and the scissor locks between the wheels fell off. I am sure here are downsides to motorhomes for some, if there is any they don't bother us. We often travel with friends with Trailers, these are the struggles I witness, and I have my first drink down, they are still setting up.