're installed the front shocks. It's actually drivable now. Lol
Cut out the rust and treated the area, weld in a piece tomorrow, then retreat it and paint it.
Then sound deadening... Yay..
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're installed the front shocks. It's actually drivable now. Lol
Cut out the rust and treated the area, weld in a piece tomorrow, then retreat it and paint it.
Then sound deadening... Yay..
haven't installed it yet but picked up my long range sub tank to be fitted for the simpson trip, also a couple of 100 amp isolators for the wiring and a 1500watt inverter for the cappuccino machine, gettin sorted slowly.
Love it! A cappuccino machine in the middle of the Simpson. Who'd have thought that was going to be the norm soon.
We took one of those little Nespresso pod machines on our last trip up the Cape. Was bloody nice to wake up to. It wrung the neck out of the 2Kva Honda though, but worked a treat.
You can buy a 12v espresso pod thing these days. Anyone got one?Quote:
Originally Posted by BenK
Hows the shower Going?? Havent heard much about MK3..Quote:
Originally Posted by rafa
I started the insulation.. About Half way threw i think.. Wife is loving the build to.. YAY..
I have the pod machine and you can buy different pods, I buy the americano which comes out like a cappuccino when done!Quote:
Originally Posted by rafa
What breed is it and where did you find it? This could make me real popular with the wife. Didn't know there was a 12V version yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
Mk 3 worked a bit better. But fell apart on rough road.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
I bit the bullet and bought one if the gas instant showers. Pretty amazing how good it is.
Haha. Did ya build mk4?Quote:
Originally Posted by rafa
I use a percolator, same as at home.
I got lazy though and more often just put the coffee ground in the cup. It just settles on the ground. I don't like instant "coffee".