Interior Walkthrough | 2020 Arctic Fox 990 Legacy
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2020
- Detailed walkthrough of the interior of my 2020 Arctic Fox 990 Legacy truck camper. Exterior walkthrough coming soon. After exterior video it is adventure time! Like, subscribe, comment!
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Details are great but the whole entire time I just wanted you to back up so I could take a look at the overall space and see the whole interior well. Honestly it was giving me anxiety lol
I’ll look elsewhere on YT for that I guess. Looks like a sweet camper overall (from what I can see)
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That’s one cute dog 🥰
I think I heard you say your in Washington which gets some cold weather depending on where your at. I'm in northern Wisconsin and it is frigid during winter. Wonder how much propane I would burn through running that furnace. Then I'm thinking the batteries would drain too unless the generator was running. Maybe it's better to have a gas powered generator to save the propane? The convenience of that on board generator is so great though. Just thoughts. Great video, these are helpful. Any mods to your dually or can I get away with stock?
The furnace is great and depending on how hot you want it inside can use the propane sparingly or use quickly. Camper has two tall boys about 60# propane so you got a lot of life. I have a seperate generator for those longer trips to use for power and not use the propane for the on board generator. Just a balancing act but plenty of capacities. Dually is stock besides leveling kit. I have airbags over the rear but they’re not set up to work right now. It’ll help smooth out ride and level the rig but the weight for the Dually is no problem.
I used 2 small electric spaceheaters on separate circuits in February in NW Illinois in my 5th wheel. I also had to drain the tanks because without running the furnace no hot air was delivered to the enclosed tanks/heated basement. It burned thru LP way to fast. I'd guess a 20# tank every other day. It was still miserable cold but a truck camper is smaller. IF you had full hookups, with everything winterized, and perhaps a separate LP tank for convenience it could be done. I also used RV antifreeze to flush the toilet.