Gladiator Expedition Rigs

[Redruby]

I like it nice and easy and cheap, great combo. Can you post the link to purchase, I’m thinking of doing the same thing, thx

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[Jaxmax]

Look up Dometic RV sink combos, they are the best, still not cheap but lots of options.
I started out building a kitchen slide for my Mojave a long long time ago, got the 48” slides, stainless bar sink, plumbing and a Partner 22” cook stove, just need time, surf fishing starts up next month heading a few places with camper. Still I time but at least it ain’t work, plus heading to Rausch Creek 10/22…..Jack

 

[Mules]

Look up Dometic RV sink combos, they are the best, still not cheap but lots of options.
I started out building a kitchen slide for my Mojave a long long time ago, got the 48” slides, stainless bar sink, plumbing and a Partner 22” cook stove, just need time, surf fishing starts up next month heading a few places with camper. Still I time but at least it ain’t work, plus heading to Rausch Creek 10/22…..Jack

Jack,
Post some pics of the slide when you’re working on it. Sounds all top shelf with Domestic and Partner stove.

 

[Mules]

I like it nice and easy and cheap, great combo. Can you post the link to purchase, I’m thinking of doing the same thing, thx

Get the water jugs while you can. Only $41 from Lowes now. These are military grade and not the thinner ones on the market.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Scepter-MW...xHM-gIiNa0LWDypTVPhoCSFUQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

And the dispenser is only $15.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y4D3P1...olid=25YKYWA9LUWYP&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

 

[Mules]

It's hard to beat a $25 Amazon water dispenser for a faucet. This is a simple, cheap, cool idea. I might have to try this.

 

[Mules]

Here's some more ideas. I'm thinking about one of these collapsable plastic sinks. I have to figure out if I want to dump to outside, or use a grey tank. I don't think I want a grey tank, since the water usage will be minimal.

 

[Mules]

Now this was a fun project! This water dispenser didn’t fit the 5 gallon jug, but luckily I had some tubing laying around that joined the two together perfectly.

 

[Jaxmax]

Try twisting the spout around 180 degrees and setting can horizontal, might fit better. You do know you are starting to annoy all of us with your talents, that just don't stop! Can't you do some of us a favor and set the bar a little lower, oh yeah as always ...Damn nice job Mike......Jack

 

[Mules]

My dispenser's bottom ring was too far away from the Scepter to get a friction fit. I slipped on the tube below onto the Dispenser nub and it fits tight inside the Scepter outlet. It's pretty tight and I can't imagine it would fall off. I think each dispenser bottom is a little bit taller/different, so one solution might not fit all.

 

[Mules]

Sorry it's bin a while since I posted. I'm waiting for my memory foam mattress to be delivered before I take my camper on it's first overnight outing. It should arrive next week. I went for a 4" memory foam mattress. I debated quite a while on this. I love my memory foam mattress topper on my bed at home, but I've heard that when camping in cold temperatures, memory foam can be hard. I'll give you my review, in a couple weeks, as the temps are hitting 40 degrees at night, and I still don't have heat in the camper. Bow season for deer is open in Missouri now, so I'll be spending quite a few nights at deer camp, testing the camper.

This is what I bought. A bit pricy but I do love memory foam.

 

[Mules]

All right I need some help again on the subject of an overlanding toilet. Look, I'm a dude that is pretty comfortable carrying a roll of TP and sitting on a downed tree in the woods. For some reason, this isn't acceptable to my wife and daughter.

My simple solution is a Lug a Loo with biodegradable potty bags. It's mostly my property I camp on, so I just bury the bio bags. I'm curious about Porta potties, but do I really want to dump all that sewage in a toilet??

Let me know what you use!! This should be a fun subject.

 

[GOCAMPN]

I just use that ^ bucket with the seat top. Works great lol.

 

[Free2roam]

What we use . Used it for 3 days with 6 people double garbage bags and kitty litter. Threw it away when we got home. Put the lid back on the home Depot can before we left. Seemed to be a pretty solid setup.

 

[fourfa]

I will just say that memory foam + winter = abject misery. Consider having a cold weather backup solution. No joke, it's terrible. I only had a 2" memory foam topper in my old truck but ffffff.... Imagine sleeping on plywood, frozen hard, pulling heat out of your body at a rate you didn't think possible from a mattress. Then eventually you sort kinda melt a hole into it and sink down into the hole, which maintains a steep sidewall uphill to the frozen plywood sections. Rolling over is deadly...

 

[Rusty PW]

I will just say that memory foam + winter = abject misery. Consider having a cold weather backup solution. No joke, it's terrible. I only had a 2" memory foam topper in my old truck but ffffff.... Imagine sleeping on plywood, frozen hard, pulling heat out of your body at a rate you didn't think possible from a mattress. Then eventually you sort kinda melt a hole into it and sink down into the hole, which maintains a steep sidewall uphill to the frozen plywood sections. Rolling over is deadly...

Had a memory foam in our motorhome. Got rid of it for a sleep number for the same reason. When they're cold, it's like sleeping on concrete. And they take forever to thaw out. Had more blankets under us than on top.

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