Bed Outlet Removal for Diesel Heater

It's a little messy, but this is how I have the combustion intake and exhaust routed. I used a high temp silicone hose with a internal spring for the intake hose to prevent hose collapse, and tucked the filter up in the fender. It's worked perfectly for a year and a half.

 

I would love to see how some people have their fuel tanks setup. I spent like an hour putting it in different places trying to find one thats out of the way but easy to fill.

 

I installed this custom, 3 gallon aluminum tank from a UK company called Compbrake. It's super easy to fill and I'm very careful not to spill any while filling. I just put a rag around the fill spout when filling up. This tank will last about 6-7 nights for us.

 

Is this the lone peak camper? How do you like it? I have a buddy thinking about pulling the trigger on one.

 

It is the Lone Peak Camper! I love it. It's the coolest camper on the market . If your buddy has any questions send him my way. He can also use my discount code if he decides to get one.

 

So I have been going all over with trying to figure out the best way to mount one of my diesel heaters into my bed... then it hit me. I have a portable diesel heater also (all in one with handle), I can just cut a hole inside the small cubby by my inverter for the hose to come into the bed, then leave the heater on the ground... I dont need to hard mount one in the bed.

 

You could definitely do that. Less risk.