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What is a good propane camp shower and tent? (1 Viewer)
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Could you please tell me where did you get that code, they said is was invalid since last year?
Interesting, looks like it was pulled. Here it is upon my ordering.
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This thing works great! I think the heaters all work the same almost and prices are different on the extras.
This one works like an on-demand water heater.
The Camp Chef HWD5 Triton Heater comes with an automatic on demand ignition system, meaning this appliance automatically ignites once water is flowing through it. It will turn off if the water flow is stopped either at the inlet or outlet. It will automatically reignite when the flow of water is started. This outdoor LP hot water heater uses 2 D batteries for ignition.
This one works like an on-demand water heater.
The Camp Chef HWD5 Triton Heater comes with an automatic on demand ignition system, meaning this appliance automatically ignites once water is flowing through it. It will turn off if the water flow is stopped either at the inlet or outlet. It will automatically reignite when the flow of water is started. This outdoor LP hot water heater uses 2 D batteries for ignition.
Hike Crew has good reviews.
Hornd
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Inline Heat Exchanger and you have endless washing and Free Heat.
Cruiser Outfitters - http://www.cruiseroutfitters.com/helton.html
The 1FZ-Fe makes a Little Extra Heat. I have one, I just have not Rigged it yet.
Thinking I will have to mix Hot/Cold so I have an anti scald Valve.
Have the 12V on demand pump.
Nice for Washing Vehicle too.
No Box to lug around either, but you would have to shower rather close to Truck or Have Long Hose.
If you found a Stream you could Hypothetically pump hot water till your Truck Ran out of Gas.
Nice for washing after a Trail Ride.
Cruiser Outfitters - http://www.cruiseroutfitters.com/helton.html
The 1FZ-Fe makes a Little Extra Heat. I have one, I just have not Rigged it yet.
Thinking I will have to mix Hot/Cold so I have an anti scald Valve.
Have the 12V on demand pump.
Nice for Washing Vehicle too.
No Box to lug around either, but you would have to shower rather close to Truck or Have Long Hose.
If you found a Stream you could Hypothetically pump hot water till your Truck Ran out of Gas.
Nice for washing after a Trail Ride.
Homemade ...ish
Still working out the kinks with this thing...
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Is that the K9 Cube?
K9 Cube
The Eezi-Awn K9 Cube is a fantastic solution for privacy at your camp spot for showering, privy, or changing your clothes. Utilizing the same construction as their other hinged awnings, Eezi-Awn has created a compact, lightweight, easy to use structure you can set up in minutes. Think of it as...
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I went with the Quick Pitch "Quick-en-suite". The poles I got from Drifta.Is that the K9 Cube?
K9 Cube
The Eezi-Awn K9 Cube is a fantastic solution for privacy at your camp spot for showering, privy, or changing your clothes. Utilizing the same construction as their other hinged awnings, Eezi-Awn has created a compact, lightweight, easy to use structure you can set up in minutes. Think of it as...
Hornd
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Top Notch!
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So...what be the kinks exactly? It's getting close to time to go in on one.
Not much really. With poles vs without are two different animals and ideally I want both options. Camp shower vs Quick changing/potty room. Issue is the height of the fabric off the ground is different depending on poles vs sans poles. Fabric is a kite with no poles, straps, or stakes.
I ran a permanent line/clip from the interior corners to the hitch and slider for no poles when windy to help stabilize for a quick use. Then I set the straps to the length to accommodate stakes if needed when using poles and camping.
I think its pretty dialed in now.
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I like your setup. Didn't you have some kind of issue when installing it? What was that?
Not really an issue, but I had to use more crap than I would prefer. The mounting tabs on the soft bag version of the shower unit are discreet which is why I used 80/20. What I ordered turned out to be a lot heavier than expected. I may swap for something lighter.
I could ditch the iron mounts and attach the gamiviti recievers directly to the 8020... but if the shower is too flush with the rack, you loose some interior space due to the fender.
I considered having a shop extend the reciever mounts so I could have it flush with the rack when not in use and extended 4 - 6 inches when needed. I may still try that.
Right now it works well, but the iron mounts are composite so they wont last forever.
Too many words. Lol hope that helps
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