Hello, these panels are super easy to build. I’ll be going into a deeper explanation when I post the Power Plant video, stay tuned. Note! Make sure you use the 3M glue, I ran out and used a Harbor Freight Glue and it ruined the panel…. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out!

@@milestonesprintervan-peter9545 where did you get the ABS plastic panels? I’m wondering where to order that type of material from

@@carolinacanineconsulting6873 In San Jose CA we have Tap Plastics. They have 4x8 foot sheets available. Please keep in mind that ABS plastics expands and contracts with temperature. I used the 3M spray glue and it worked pretty good but I would also consider user a linoleum glue and trowel it on to keep it as tight as possible. Please let me know what you end up doing?

Hey Jason, you don’t have to do anything on the rear mud flaps when installing the larger tires, they fit perfectly. The roof rack and ladder are from Aluminess in Santee CA. We are actually swapping out the existing Safari Rack and installing the new Explorer Rack as it accommodates my Solar design setup. If you’re interested in buying the old rack it’s available?

Nope! Many bumpy miles and no rubbing…

Yes they did after we installed the attenuator…. It is discussed and detailed at 4:35 in the video.

Shh! It’s a secret…😜

Hi Floyd, check out the end of the video, there is a picture of the clips (Part Number) that was purchased from Amazon. Also, there are several close up pictures of the clips on the vine and the string, very simple to install. Thanks for watching!

Hey Cody, the plants planted next to the fence do better than the ones planted in direct sunlight. Check out the our other video comparing the two locations. It’s really amazing how well they do. The stalks will be 12 to 14 feet long by the end of the season and the fruit is wonderful. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!!! We have been very happy with the design and have changed it for different crops. We now have a cucumber wall using the conduit and wire fence, works so great!!! Thanks for watching!

Hey there, did you check out the follow-on video to this one? It shows the conduit trellis in more detail. Check it out and let me know if you have any questions? Pretty easy to bolt the 10 foot sections of conduit together after smashing the ends in a vise. Thanks for watching!

Yes, swap the wires front to back, back to front. Keep the same wire orientation (grey wire to grey wire, colored wire to colored wire) or the center speaker will be out of phase with the other speakers in the van. Thanks for watching the video!

@@milestonesprintervan-peter9545 Thanks! On the to do list for tomorrow.

No, but we love eggplant and you have use thinking now!!!

Hi Alina, can you please let me know your email address? Thanks!

LOL, noise cancelling head phones also work!!! How this problem made it through Mercedes QA for over 2 years is beyond comprehension? Driving out of the Dealer parking lot from picking up the van we noticed it and wanted to turn around, it sounded so awful!

@milestonesprintervan-peter9545 2 years? Try at least 5! I had a 2018 with the issue. There was a MB tech bulletin in 2022 addressing the issue. I now have a 2023 with the exact same deficiency. Go figure.

Hey Brittany, please re-watch the video and the update video to see the details but we don’t tie the strings to the plants. We have conduit on both the top and the bottom. We purchase the string off Amazon, it standard hemp or jute cord. Here’s the link from our last purchase. Good luck! 👍 www.amazon.com/Natural-Gardening-Industrial-Presents-Decorations/dp/B083P5QGTT

Hey Catherine, good to hear the wire swap went well and the stereo sounds better!!! The “SOS Unavailable” has nothing to do with the speaker wires, no worries! You get that message when you turn the vehicle on and it is connecting to the over air link or the vehicle has lost the connection (ie in a tunnel for a while). The red light near the SOS button on the ceiling is also illuminated during the sync process. You probably didn’t notice the message before, it happens on all Sprinter vans when you start up the system. Again, awesome job on the swap!!!👍

@@milestonesprintervan-peter9545 You're right, I hadn't noticed before, but was paying close attention after making the wire change!👀

Hey Catherine, yes! You should keep the colored wires in the same position (i.e. green to purple position and purple to green position, gray to gray). If you cross wired them then the center speaker would be out of phase with the small left and right tweeters and the door speakers. It’s purely a sound quality issue if the wires are crossed. Great question and thanks for watching the video!

Thanks for watching Larry!

Yes, this fender modification gives you more clearance to install larger tires. There are several different options for the modification and we choose Agile Offroad’s. The before and after clearance is shown in the video.

That is absolutely correct! We added the attenuator prior to Mercedes announcing that they manufactured the speaker pig tails incorrectly. The official fix is at the end of the video and is super simple to rework. Less than 5 minutes effort if you have a dental pick in your toolbox.

Yes, we put a layer of gravel on the bottom of the trench before pouring the concrete, maybe 3 to 4 inches (left overs from the pavers). We soaked them with water so they compacted before concrete. Thanks for watching!

After 2K plus miles, Highway, bumpy dirt roads, switchbacks, with loaded weight, the wheel wells don’t show a single rub mark. I think we’re good! 👍 Thanks for watching!

It helps that my husband pressure washed the wheel wells and tires before starting the project. Thanks for watching!!!👍