Bits and Pieces

 


Just getting things ready to hook up. New 9 foot switch and throttle cables fitted. 
New harness and everything is being routed to the engine.  


Fridge is installed. Next to it will be the hot water heater. Behind the hot water heater will be a 10 gallon fresh water tank with 12 volt water pump that will supply a faucet. The butane stove will be stored under the counter top in the area above the fridge when not in use.

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