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Old 04-22-2018, 07:06 PM
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Added some material to the sleeping platform.







Decided to put the water container in the side compartment, was going to remove totally...but after removing lid...the plan changed.



Some creative cutiing on the lid.



Actually, pulled the whole platform out and painted the framework black.

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Old 04-23-2018, 09:11 AM
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Old 04-30-2018, 10:30 AM
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Nice Deputy, im always watching this one - I need to pull the trigger on a shelving system here soon. Right now I use bins and ply as my sleeping platform.
 
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Old 05-02-2018, 05:52 PM
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Added a rubber seal to water container lid.



Made a slide bracket to hold sleeping platform lid open.





Minor stuff, but needed to happen.

Brian.

P.S. typing without glasses...so, l really have no idea what any of this says...
 
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Old 05-26-2018, 08:39 AM
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Added a couple storage bags, mounted to back of front seats, to allow easier access to jumper cables, tow strap, ratchet straps and bungy cords.





Had all of these items in a storage container, so this freed up a brown storage container for more sleeping items.

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Old 05-30-2018, 04:37 PM
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Removed more of the interior plastic in the rear section and removed rear seatbalts.



Having the seat belts gone, makes it easier to climb in the rear doors.



Added a couple lights to the rear, for backing and cooking late at night.



Had a little upset today, idler pulley went south, taking out the belt. Luckily, l was only a short distance from work and made it without incident or "too-much" overheating. Replaced idler and belt, refilled, test drove at lunch break, everything normal. Drove home, without issues.

The whole time l thought the whining noise, after drowning last fall, was the alternator. Low-and-behold, it quieting down over the last few days was not a good thing...lol.

I'm glad this was the 01beast...and not the 03 (with 04 motor)...or l'd probably be searching for an engine.

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Originally Posted by The Deputy
Removed more of the interior plastic in the rear section and removed rear seatbalts.



Having the seat belts gone, makes it easier to climb in the rear doors.



Added a couple lights to the rear, for backing and cooking late at night.



Had a little upset today, idler pulley went south, taking out the belt. Luckily, l was only a short distance from work and made it without incident or "too-much" overheating. Replaced idler and belt, refilled, test drove at lunch break, everything normal. Drove home, without issues.

The whole time l thought the whining noise, after drowning last fall, was the alternator. Low-and-behold, it quieting down over the last few days was not a good thing...lol.

I'm glad this was the 01beast...and not the 03 (with 04 motor)...or l'd probably be searching for an engine.

Brian.
Dang.. glad you got it home OK. And cool stuff that you are taking out the headliner. I am still on the fence about it...
 
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Old 05-31-2018, 02:32 PM
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When ordering the rear lights, somehow...ordered a double batch (four to a package, was going to have two on the rear of the rover and two on my wife's horse trailer). So, what the hay...since l had extras...might as well put them to use. Made a light bar at lunch and mounted the lights. Lights are smaller than l wanted, but the consensus at work was...they look good and are more tucked out of the way.



Used a wear guard for a snow blower for the bottom piece, already had holes in it for mount to snowblower, harden steel, too. Made up the upper light guard out of round tubing laying around.



Quick mount, bent a eye-let bolt open and wrapped it around roof rails. Added a couple eye-lets on each end for possible tree-limb cables.



Probably won't have time to wire them up tonight, heading out to throw a water pump on the 03. Wife complained it was getting noisy, opened the hood and found the issue...bad pump. Does it never end...lol.

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Old 05-31-2018, 05:09 PM
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Waterpump on the 03, bled out, road test...good to go.

Even threw some new blades on the zero turn, since the car was out of the garage.

Brian.
 
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Old 05-31-2018, 11:25 PM
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Nice work as always good sir!
 
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