Hey Dave. Thank you very much. I have been trying to work out this test grid watching other's, totally confusing. Now up on finding your video its total understanding. Why the others carry on is beside me. But that's the way they are. Got my test grids up & running, working a treat. So thank you once again. Be watching your other videos as well. Take care. Cheers Brad.

Hi David, thanks for posting this video - I just bought one of these today and I couldnt find any videos either!. I was wondering - the plastic bag containing the metal piece and 4 socket screws in it - do you know what that is for and where it is meant to go on the compressor? I've had a look through the entire manual and can't find a reference to it so I'm a bit stumped. Do you know?? Thanks again for posting!

What a great video thanks 😊

Had a go today, but have no idea which direction is tightening and which is loosening or each wheel when using the service hole. Also they seemed to not want to turn to be honest! Might take the wheels off and check.

As a mechanic I would never reuse split pins

After paying so much money for a Caravan why don't the put grease baddies on them

Please don't take advice from this person.

No it's not packed

Keep going Keep going don't stop

And push it up your arse

My f/ skin has fallen off

You are soo full of shit, you said you haven't checked the wheel bearings in twelve months. Stop trying to talk shit you have just cleaned does bearings, repack them and 🎉😂😅

Great work David. Did you ever do suspension upgrade?

Goodness there is so much getting up and down, back and forth, one side to the other! Probably best on a car because on a camper you couldn’t walk around fixing it up you would need to move ladders constantly. Not only that but that bag looks tights as, certainly no room to spare there at all. No wonder I had issues closing mine as Many people say it needs a mattress topper but with such a small bag there would be no room. I must say with mine I find getting the bag on by myself a right pain as it’s hard to throw over when trying to hold onto a camper trailer- so I guess this rtt is best for low transport (trailers or cars that r high enough to reach from ground level) other wise there is way too much stuffing around. Great tent once it’s up but certainly a mission to pack up especially with all the tie downs etc. in this video there was not too much trouble with the door cover poles, I have found them to be a pain as if you don’t Velcro them back they disrupt the fold over then you have to try to go side to side to push it in and unless your car or trailer has a wrap around step this means up and down the portable ladder again, which may not bother some people but I counted I had to go up and down during pack up 12 times- too annoying for me!

Thank you for this vid. Gonna try it out.

how can i contact you for a question do you have email i can use?

Hey dave what diesel heater did you use. Also love to see how you plumbed up the fuel

Dude, there are individual lines in this program, how can I turn them into one piece?

How does she tow with the van on the back man I have a 2019 prado and am looking at the same van I’m on 33s but I am tuned etc, next question is have you had it weighted etc to confirm all the mods are still legal to the 3t towing etc that’s my only concern about it all

Thanks Dave. Main reason for watching this was to see what size bearings the Austrack uses and happy to see they are heavy duty and not the cheap trailer bearings some big name van companies are using. These should be standard!

Thanks. Just what I wanted to know.

Finally found a box tab tutorial that makes perfect sense. Thank you

This is very instructive and clear, thanks a million

I think it might be easier to use the. boolean function to subtract the tabs from the other part.

I have a Jawa Solera 12. It took me 18 hours to fit a heater to mine. Worth it in the end.

Cheers Dave

Thanks Dave. Ex mechanic here, haven’t worked as a mechanic for many years. I used to pay someone to service our wheel bearing and brakes but I’m retired now so I guess I will have to get my hands dirty again 😁

What about shocks? Upgraded?

great instructions thanks David

Thank you! Even though I do download box files already made, it is alway good to know how to do something yourself. 👍🏼

There are websites that can do this for you in seconds and you can download it in whatever file you want all for free

Hows the weight on your roof, did it exceed the limit ?

How do you account for Kerf?

how do you save it to use again?

don't you have to adjust for the size of the laser dot ?

I’ve been trying to do this for about 2 weeks but now you explained it for me thanks

You should get a brake adjustment tool, much easier than a screwdriver.

Thanks mate, best explanation so far, easy to follow.

Great video Dave 👍🏼

Do you find that the water sloshing around in the tank noisy while driving or is the tank baffled?

Another top video David. Thanks for the info and tips

Hey David great vidoe. Do you think the shower wall between the shower door & the bunk beds would take a washing if the joints where supported ?

Nice work David on the split pin professional job & as I kid I used to have to pack many bearings for a trucking company, but I say your way is better then I was taught. How you finding the van ?

Great video Dave. On a side note, and from a mechanics point of view….have you upgraded from standard suspension at all?

Where do you buy the watertank? TIA

Thanks mate! A question on putting the cap back on .... did you fill up any of the cap with grease before tapping it back down? (as I notice there was grease in the cap and on the "castle nut" when you took it off). Cheers

There are several gaskets that can fail inside diesel heater ( especially chinese ones) and that will make it blow hot air with mixed in co2 inside living space. I would not skip a co2 detector in a van thats just dumb...

A diesel heater fitted in a living area should always have a CO alarm/detector in the same space. Your explanation about how they work is great but things like gaskets, seals, exhausts etc can and do fail. I worked with room sealed gas appliances for 40 years and can guarantee they're not infallible and accidents and/or fatalities can happen. Diesel heaters are no different. Even if the heater is mounted externally there's still the possibility of a failure which might lead to CO entering the living/heated space. Please Aways Have A CO Alarm/Detector In Any Living Space Heated By Fossil Fuels.

Cant find prussian blue anywhere.. i used Vaseline.. a little slimy but seemed to work..

Hi Dave,nice video, very informative 👍😀