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I have removed so much from the bus. &nbsp;4 BIG air-conditioning compressors, 35 seats, etc. &nbsp;I'm guessing, once it's loaded and on the road it will still be less than if were loaded with 35-250lb. people. &nbsp;It is rated at 30,000lbs.<div><br></div><div>I am planning on having it...

When traveling only the stove is mounted under the desk. I have a pair of 3200 pound tie down hooks with 2 - 2500 pound ratchet straps to secure the stove to the bus frame. It should handle everything but the most catastrophic events including a rollover. Hopefully I'll never find out.

A few more recent pics. &nbsp;A desk/computer area in the rear bunk room.<div><img src="http://i1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd410/pstatesofmind/Bus%20Blog%20Pics/desk2.jpg"></div><div><br></div><div><img...

Thanks for all the input.<div>Batteries... &nbsp;I will have the back bank (1 BIG AGM 8D)and the engine batteries (2) charged by the engine and a solar array. &nbsp;Each battery bank will be&nbsp;separate&nbsp;from each other so that I can still operate if I run into issues with one system. I am...

I spend a lot of time out camping/hunting/fishing in RVs.... I do have the ability to carry propane, but I have found that this "rocket stove" or other similar options work VERY well. &nbsp;They require just a few small sticks, twigs, even straw to cook on. &nbsp;They cost a bit, (I paid a bit...

Hey all. &nbsp;<div>I recently found this site and love the content! &nbsp;I have just made my first post (this is the second) in the "Living/Traveling in an RV" thread. &nbsp;Lots of pics of my current project. &nbsp;I'd love some feedback, ideas and comments as I proceed with the second half...

Here is another one of my bus to RV conversions. &nbsp;This is the largest and most complete one I have done. &nbsp;This will act as my mobile camp for hunting/fishing/camping trips to various spots up here in Maine. &nbsp;I'm not yet complete, it's a 3-5 year project, I'm...