Boondocking OffGrid RVHauler CANBed fast build

The flexibility of the CANBed is demonstrated in this video. Gregg shows a functional bed build that has a 6500 Onan diesel generator built in! The client is full-timing with his new LUXE 5th wheel, and plans to enjoy his ELECTRIC motorcycle, and ELECTRIC side by side!
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Gregg has created this channel to share EVERYTHING about RVHaulers. Gregg has many years experience building and customizing Heavy Duty Trucks (HDTs) into RVHaulers. Explore these videos if you are considering using a large highway tractor to tow your RV 5th wheel trailer or livestock horse trailer.
We live the RVing lifestyle - we have years of RV experience, with RV living. We also have decades of experience pulling large fifth wheel recreational vehicles with HDTs (Heavy Duty Trucks).
These HDTs can be specifically configured to pull your RV, large horse trailer, or race trailer safely and efficiently.
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[@EQUINEBOSS]

Exceptional, Gregg.

[@rvhaulers]

Wow, that is such a kind thing to say. I thank you thank you for your continued interest and support. Gregg

[@toddwmac]

Great looking build...can't wait to show the wife!

[@rvhaulers]

Thanks for your interest! And more importantly thanks for sharing it! Ggg

[@badgerpa9]

Nice truck and bed. Hope he has years of fun with it.

[@rvhaulers]

Thanks for the nice wishes. Peter has been saving his whole life for his full-timing plans. Now that he is retired, and all setup, I am sure he is going to have a great lifestyle. Gregg

[@randymetz4642]

I like that and the placement of the generator.

[@rvhaulers]

Hello there Mr Metz! Great to hear from you sir! I've had some awesome feedback from the owner who is loving his rig. The gennie is working out great. Hope your RVHauler is behaving well these days! Ggg

[@scubatrucker6806]

Nice setup

[@rvhaulers]

Glad you think so! Gregg

[@KU9L]

Okay, Gregg's Flux Capacitor power engaged ... Just a little jump into the future ... Oh wow, I see Gregg is now 3-D printing his RV Hauler beds! The 2023 version nonetheless gets 5 stars by me. We still have about 5years until retirement, but things are looking good. I want one of these times to try out that 4 step idea for us old motorcycle injuries. You know the RV stairs that flip down from inside? I know it's impossible on an HDT, but some form either attached movable that I would pull off the bed to plug myself, not quite doggy ramps. The flip down RV steps are doable because we installed the handle with the second handle loop. Anyway, I am going to prognosticate for a while until I get the right vision in my head for an Imagineering session. Cheers, Davey & Sheila.

[@rvhaulers]

Hi Davey and Sheila! Ohhhh, I'm totally following your thoughts on the removable step idea. Now you've done it, I'm thinking of ideas too. Let's chat and bounce around some ideas. I love brainstorming phone calls! I fully admit there are super smart folks out there and I greatly appreciate it when they are willing to share their cool ideas with me. Ggg

[@KU9L]

@@rvhaulers Gregg, most of my ideas have always been ahead of their time. Even when we ride in a 3/4 ton truck she has a stepping still to get in. It wouldn't matter the truck, I am used to retrieving the step. Obviously at the diesel pump there is not room for a removable step idea, but we find she can climb down a lot easier that trying to climb up, so it hasn't been an issue at the pumps. An FRP solution might also be considered?

[@websitesbylou]

Very impressive, especially the on-board generator. The only question that occurred to me was generator maintenance. I had Onan generators in both of my previous motor homes. They worked well, and you could not have expected better service than I received. That said, routine maintenance was ugly. Draining the oil out of the bottom of the generator was no big deal, but adding fresh oil in the top was gruesome. Both generators were fixed in their basement compartments. What would have been so much nicer would have been slide-out trays, so that the whole generator was exposed. Regardless, I learned to persevere and overcome, but I really dreaded routine maintenance day. Thanks again for another terrific video. Lou from Georgia.

[@rvhaulers]

Ahhh, great question Lou - the oil fill is right at the front of the gennie on this design. Remove that front panel, and voila! I also designed the undercarriage structure so all the maintenance is easy to get to. Ggg

[@websitesbylou]

@@rvhaulers -- Awesome!!! As usual, you are waaayyyy ahead of us rookies. 🙂

[@ricksasek5483]

Thanks you are very helpful

[@rvhaulers]

Hello Rick, Glad to hear that you found some value in the video. Gregg

[@netanelhimelfarb7105]

Nice❤😊 0:14

[@rvhaulers]

Well thank you thank you! Gregg

[@foreverfixin]

I got a question for you buddy love the idea of HDT pulling 5th wheels because of the safety but here's a safety question for you when people buy your rigs that you customize do you suggest getting permits to travel through States because there are only a couple states that are 65 ft Most states limitations are less than that

[@rvhaulers]

Hi There! Thanks for taking the time to pose your question. No, we do not get permits. We are non commerical of course, and titled as motorhomes. I am glad that you are aware that each state has their own lengths. Yup, we are apologetically LONG, and my clients just drive. Ggg

[@woodysofwellington3099]

What was the cost of this the rear canbed with the diesel generator and every possible accessory including electronics ?I'm looking to purchase a HDT. Then pull a New Horizons

[@rvhaulers]

Hello There! Sometimes my prices fluctuate a bit depending on market prices on materials. I would love to give you an accurate quote. Give me a call or email, and I will be happy to get you a detailed breakdown. Thanks for your interest, Gregg

[@ronaldstephens1792]

Ewww wee that sure is pretty

[@rvhaulers]

Thanks for the shout-out sir! Glad you liked it. Ggg

[@billchesney8949]

Price compared to steel bed?

[@rvhaulers]

The CANBed costs between 1/3 and 2/3 the price of a steel bed (depending on how fancy you want to make it). It is a pretty good cost savings! Ggg