Good to know about the meter reading. If a 5 gallon won't be adequate, maybe something like this will: http://www.propanetankstore.com/shop/100-lb-24-gallon-tank-cylinder-without-gauge/. The tailgate cargo carrier offers practically unlimited vertical space, albeit a maximum weight of 500 lbs. Fully...

Thanks Eric - those look great. I'm thinking a long flexible line will be easier than plumbing a line, and if it's only going to be used at campsites it will be alright to connect/disconnect every new campsite. Which brings the next question... Will propane have enough pressure to flow through a rou...

1,082 miles, and I felt every single one of them. 17+ hours.

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In regards to storing ski gear: What if you get a hitch-mounted cargo carrier and build an upright aluminum locker on it? You could have a metal fab shop do it fairly inexpensive and then you'd have your stuff outside, water-tight, and you could lock it when you're away. If it's centered I don't thi...

Heya - I'm new to the B190, but am planning on a lot of boondocking and cold-weather camping. Does anyone have suggestions for increasing propane capacity? Or can someone help with the questions below: Would it be possible to mount a single (or two?) 30 lb. propane tank on a cargo carrier on the bac...

Heya - Just a quick hello. Stoked for all the information this site provides - have been using it frequently in my buying process. Going to pick up my '94 B190 next weekend. STOKED. I hail from the great state of Indiana. Looking forward to some travelling, camping, and general living-the-good-life ...