And that's where my good buddy Steve comes in. Some may know him from the Forums as theByamCaravanner. He's a mechanical wiz, a really smart guy, and also an all-around GOOD guy. He has been fabricating these adapter plates for a few of his Airstream friends, and I was lucky enough to be the recipient of one of those, today.

Steve is a proud Wisconsinite, so I had to don my Wisconsin football t-shirt for the occasion. Go Badgers! Very soon, I will mount this plate to the bottom of my tank, and then the gate valve will attach to the plate, and I will be back in the... umm... #2 business.
Along with the adapter plate, today UPS delivered something else to my doorstep.

I plugged it in, and waited in anticipation. I watched as my trailer took its first breath in five months.

The lights came on just as they were before I took everything apart. And, perhaps most importantly...

Now I can work in the deliciously chilled air of the Carrier AirV.
Once again, thanks to Steve for taking the time to create and ship the adapter plate. It is a HUGE help.

2 comments:
Lights, A/C, and the makings of a better poop shoot. Life is good!
Let there be power - nice work, Marcus.
Funnily enough I'm tapping this out from up the road in Houston rather than the UK. A flying work visit to shoot an interview with no time to spare - otherwise I'd head to Austin to say hi - maybe another time. Enjoy that cool air.
Chris
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