Join us as we explore the world in our carbon-neutral, 4x4 expedition vehicle called The EcoRoamer. We are happy to share our travel adventures, family memories and homeschooling experiences as we journey down the road less traveled.
Originally Posted by pygmyowl Seems to be some delusion here – using precious fossil fuels (ie, diesel) to burn your human waste, and then touting this as one of your “Eco Components”, when you could simply go to an RV dump and get it treated properly – I must be missing something – even overseas, […]
Originally Posted by pygmyowl That is one massive truck. I’m sure I will get some arrows slung at me, but can’t help but see how in the world that monster is some how going to be construed as being environmentally friendly is beyond me, even given your use of mostly recycled products for the camper. […]
Hi All, Thanks for your many great comments and suggestions. This is why I love ExPo. Below are some of my responses to your initial suggestions. We are planning on creating the Eco-Roamer as an ‘Open Source Expedition Vehicle’ – so I’ll be posting up all the components and decisions we’ve made over the next […]
Originally Posted by charlieaarons Rob, I didn’t know 365/80R20 MPT81s went that high. I thought they just went to 152K. But I doubt even 17520 in the rear will be enough. My U500 absolutely maxed out ready to travel is 8100kg in the rear or 17800 lb. His camper is roughly 10% longer than mine […]
Originally Posted by Joaquin Suave A quick question…Do you have plans to use the cab for anything other than place for you and your family to sit while on the road? Yes! It’s a huge space, so we’ve got equally big plans… We’ve got Alton doing the conversion work on the cab after Tulsa are finished with it. They will […]
Well, after 2 years of planning, sketching and shopping I’m very happy to announce that our expedition vehicle is finally under way! We are calling the project ECO-ROAMER and the intention is to build it in as environmentally friendly a manner as a diesel-belching-round-the-world-20,000-pound-truck can be… I have taken great inspiration and learning from everyone here at ExPo, so […]