When in the bush, you gotta do what you gotta do.
Dust was a major problem and got into absolutely every orifice in the camper. Other than silicone seal or duct tape every conceivable hole or gap, the only other thing to do was force clean air in, to keep the dust out…..
Great tutorial. Will be doing this for my Windsor Silhouette.
Can you provide more info about your vent covers?
Thanks Luke.
The vent covers are just pieces of cloth off cut (I think from an old curtain) with velcro hooks sewn around. The velcro loops are double sided taped to the plastic vent frame.
They do a pretty good job, but still get some dust in!
Did you get to do this on you Windsor? How did you go?
Thanks for the video on the positive air system, I made and fitted 2 to a canopy I use to carry my antique motorcycle around and travel on dirt roads a lot as I live in the bush. It works a treat and no more dust all over my bike when I get to a bike show. Here is a link to see the ones I made. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1zKp2lIlD7vIKYyLBkcrfx4RQkZ5YzVUx
Hey that’s great Peter!
That link isn’t working. Do you have other pics to share?
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNM8c7iF3O59_cRZH8p2Agw487MeSfwhP9Pxvzlp5kWkj7vxnuMb1mByjTX4FOaeA?key=ZXZjc1pCXzBISnlUaFJxMVktZUZwRG1QZVhEakp3
Hey Peter,
Im sorry I only just saw your comment now (months later)!
I love what you have done with the double snorkel. How has it worked for you?
Hi watched your video on the positive pressure vent for dust suppression which was very well done and I like it so much I used that idea to make something similar for my 4wd canopy but using 60mm pipe and fittings from Bunnings and I made 2 as I thought 2 would be better which so far seems to work really well I will update you if anything changes
Thanks Andrew, thats great!
Can you post some pics of what you have done here?