Wouldn't a box extension be better than shortening it awesome project n build though
@elgoogsucks900512 күн бұрын
Very nice, thanks for sharing
@baoroblox791618 күн бұрын
Nice bro
@howardsmith111124 күн бұрын
OMG - That poor wrecker body, why not pull it off in one piece? I'm assuming the grapple tractor meant that you scrapped all that!!.......
@TestPilotWally26 күн бұрын
Awesome! Can't wait to see your upgrade! I just got an M1079A1 and I'm in love with it.
@Steve-hs5le29 күн бұрын
Bro did u ever think of investing in power tools 😂
@GetOffMyIce2 ай бұрын
sweet! what did you pay for the truck by itself?
@longlivechina75382 ай бұрын
My bald hero
@eleeeanora3 ай бұрын
Bravo!!🎉
@Shawn2ndaccount8 ай бұрын
Hello Apollo, Curious if you've had any mechanical issues on the lmtv and how many miles have you driven? Would be nice to see more videos as well. Thanks
@axelkusanagi41399 ай бұрын
Where's your ACH and ground-guide?
@ChaneyAmericaProud2 ай бұрын
😂 I was asking the same thing, lmfao 🤣 🇺🇸🫡 my brother 88M 610/701 BSB FT. Riley Kansas, 05’-13’ FOB Liberty Baghdad Iraq 10-12’ mechanized infantry, medically and honorably retired U.S. Army, Iraq(OIF: Operation Iraqi Freedom) combat wounded veteran
@JaredJustus9 ай бұрын
Apollo. I just watched the auction end without reserve being met. Super interested in your truck. I was 2nd highest bidder. Let me know if you decide to still sell!
@apollogarin9 ай бұрын
It will be going on Ironplanet in about a month. If you are interested, go to my company website resolutepropertyworks.com and call the phone number listed. Maybe we can make a deal.
@shadowtheimpure10 ай бұрын
A question regarding the electrics. Are you running everything through an inverter or are you using DC power as primary with the inverter as needed (such as cooking)? It was difficult to tell how you had it set up from the video alone.
@apollogarin10 ай бұрын
Using both DC and inverter. Almost everything except the vent fan and water pump is run off the inverter.
@shadowtheimpure10 ай бұрын
@@apollogarin That seems somewhat inefficient in terms of power consumption. Would it not be more efficient to wire up DC lighting and use step up or step down voltage regulators to direct drive your computer and monitors on DC?
@hernancardozo4285 Жыл бұрын
MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE, REGARDS FROM SPAIN, DOLORES, ALICANTE
@sandphoenix4296 Жыл бұрын
Seeing you struggle with the #2 phillip screws is why I changed to construction screws for all my projects T25.
@jjt1093 Жыл бұрын
Yep very cool build
@JJ-Niner Жыл бұрын
ended up looking great
@KG-mi9rr Жыл бұрын
Been looking for an m1078 with the exact box and recently found one near me for $30,000 CAN which is pretty cheap! I was wondering, is there anything specific with this model I should watch out for when going to look at it in person that may be detrimental? What's the box made of? Will it delaminate over time? Thanks!
@tanishazoa138 Жыл бұрын
Can I ask the interior height?
@apollogarin Жыл бұрын
76 inches. 69 under the bed.
@jaredg.3584 Жыл бұрын
Очень круто. Столько оригинальных решений 👍👍👍
@apollogarin Жыл бұрын
Спасибо
@xenomethean9304 Жыл бұрын
I love what you did. I hope to one day do my own build. That husky tool Box is a brilliant idea.
@jeepercreepers2 Жыл бұрын
More videos?? Any updates looks awesome!!!
@Grunttamer Жыл бұрын
For a second during the shower install I thought you were hammering on a torpedo level 😂
@wcmayborn7964 Жыл бұрын
Super cool build! I hope you have some great adventures!
@apollogarin Жыл бұрын
Yes
@thomascraig548 Жыл бұрын
Where did you get the shower enclosure from? I’m looking to do the exact same in my m1079…
@apollogarin Жыл бұрын
I took the measurements, made a drawing, and had a sheet metal shop bend up the two pieces
@UKvet246 Жыл бұрын
I've worked on these trucks, if ya need any help give me a shout.
@nadenichka Жыл бұрын
ДУШ !!!
@jiroh8123 Жыл бұрын
everyone who viewed this should subscribe, this is amazing
@user-yn2zi2tc2v Жыл бұрын
В душе слово душ!! 👍😂
@niks966 Жыл бұрын
Super truck....nice.
@camerongarcia3128 Жыл бұрын
I hope you know that this is a military expando van and that the walls can actually expand,
@bolo863 Жыл бұрын
Lovey makeover BUT i still personally would not buy anything to travel in where i didn't have access to the drivers seat in an emergency from the sleeping/living area. That's a deal breaker for me.
@dtcdtc8328 Жыл бұрын
That's something I been noticing and looking for , in about to embark on finding an RV and I think that may be a deal breaker for me as well. I like the idea of not needing to leave the vehicle to get in the driver seat.
@masteryogi2988 Жыл бұрын
im jealous
@user-cv9zz7tf5i Жыл бұрын
Глазам не поверила, в душе русскими буквами написано)
@paulfrederiksen5639 Жыл бұрын
Where did you get the linear actuators that you used for the bed lift? I’ve been having difficulty sourcing adequate ones for my build.
@apollogarin Жыл бұрын
Firgelli Automations.
@jakehoppe8111 Жыл бұрын
you need something like an overlander redtail so the beds on top then cut a sunroof for ladder access to it
@user-nl1nj5tr8h Жыл бұрын
Word душ in the shower issues russian
@pofrof4910 Жыл бұрын
You're really working inside the truck, with sun glasses and the hat behind your neck... Style, pure style. Oh, it seems that was only for warming up. You removed it. 😄
@Drulich666 Жыл бұрын
а с Душем ты это ловко придумал))))
@micmike Жыл бұрын
Nice build, thanks. A bike is the way to go!
@kimwinthernielsen9434 Жыл бұрын
Where is the washing machine?😂 What a build. Epic. Brilliant ideas and skills.
@jackiem1093 Жыл бұрын
Did you rewire call electrical? Not able to use what was there?
@0xKruzr Жыл бұрын
fantastic build, man. anything similarly "rugged" from any dealer (Earthroamer, etc.) would probably cost you well over 10X as much. btw I think we chose exactly the same flooring -- I put the same stuff into the bedroom of my 26' Airstream after I had to cut out the subfloor and put in a new plywood panel, but I added the blue "lego" underlayment. I guess you may not have needed that with how flat the floor of yours is (plus having the radiant heat in it).
@brennanlangless8912 Жыл бұрын
The only thing I could think of that would one up is to buy and convert a Russian icbm carrier into a mobile single story ranch house
@ligerstripe99 Жыл бұрын
You can buy old missile silos.
@brennanlangless8912 Жыл бұрын
@@ligerstripe99 nope I’m talking about the things that act as mobile missile silos
@ligerstripe99 Жыл бұрын
@@brennanlangless8912 Oh, that would be interesting.
@apollogarin Жыл бұрын
Now that sounds like fun
@jeffreypinder9398 Жыл бұрын
Great job. That truck will go anywhere.
@YahshuaLovesMe Жыл бұрын
snug as a bug with your insulation, fantastic!
@anthonysandqvist7704 Жыл бұрын
My first time watching your video and I am hook
@ernestogalura97 Жыл бұрын
DIY only if you know how to.
@NitroNuggetTV Жыл бұрын
Nothing you cant learn, especially if you have an internet connection, of which you do. Its all about how much effort you're willing to give to empower yourself.
@hummerguy Жыл бұрын
@@NitroNuggetTV Right
@ernestogalura97 Жыл бұрын
There is an American saying---"If it is not broken don't fix it." Only fix things you know how to.
@XcarecaX Жыл бұрын
Great video! I’ve been thinking about converting an LMTV myself but someone on an overlanding forum deterred me after they spent $20k~$30k every year fixing it. Do you have a similar experience?
@funkyjones Жыл бұрын
Wow! Now, that is some valuable information!
@XcarecaX Жыл бұрын
@@funkyjones Yea you can buy them for less than $15k on an auction website but these are still $200k+ military issue vehicles when manufactured, so replacement parts still reflect that manufacturing price is what I heard.
@hummerguy Жыл бұрын
There's better more reliable Military trucks you can use, a 5 ton expando van is most likely a way better example, an M35a2 as well, depending on if that's big enough. I haven't put too much money into mines aside from tires and my power steering kit, these are very simple trucks unlike the LMTV with its confusing electrical system
@XcarecaX Жыл бұрын
@@hummerguy Ah yes those could be easier maintenance as they are also older trucks. I always thought since the LMTV’s CAT3126 engine is so common in chevy box trucks that it would be easier to find parts. Any experience getting engine parts for the M820 or M35?
@hummerguy Жыл бұрын
@@XcarecaX They're pretty easy to get parts for, if you get a 5 ton, I'll get the 8.3 or 250 cummins because those engines are much more powerful than the multifuels. Either way, the multifuel is pretty reliable if you don't start messing around with it to make more power than it should. I believe the 3126 isn't hard to get parts for either but they're just very expensive
@salvadorblascogonga8204 Жыл бұрын
una pregunta por que siempre se pasan los cables entre la madera y el aislante , como vas a reparar un cable pillado por un tornillo cuando estas atornillando cosas, y otra cuando quieras cambiar los cables por que se an degradado por el uso tienes que desmontarlo todo. el mantenimiento que poco se cuida el mantenimiento.
@XcarecaX Жыл бұрын
Si administra su disposición de cables, puede mantener un diagrama de dónde pasan sus cables para que los rodee. Con aislamiento de espuma en aerosol, esos cables no se moverán y algunos cables tienen suficiente protección para durar décadas. Tengo una autocaravana sin aislamiento de espuma y los mismos cables me han durado 40 años.
@salvadorblascogonga8204 Жыл бұрын
@@XcarecaX mira una cosa aquí en España las instalaciones eléctricas, por reglamento se revisan cada 5 años y cada 10 recomienda cambiarlas , ya sé que es un consumo muy justo pero piensa que algún día tendrás que acceder a ciertas partes y solo podrás hacerlo desmontando todo. Como las baterías, ya quisiera yo que aguantarán 40 años pero creo que entre 5 y 10 tendrás que sustituirlas y no as dejado sitio ni para que respiren, aparte tiene que tener ventilación para que siempre estén a una misma temperatura no suba no bajé demasiado. Gracias por su tiempo y piensa en el mantenimiento.
@0xKruzr Жыл бұрын
@@salvadorblascogonga8204 (disculpas por la traducción probablemente mala de Google) ¿realmente crees que necesitarías cambiar el *cableado* cada diez años? No sé, si fuera yo, creo que tener un buen diagrama para llevar un registro de dónde estaban las cosas sería suficiente. obviamente querrás asegurarte de tener fácil acceso a componentes como balanceadores de batería, transformadores, etc. Soy un gran nerd, así que si realmente me preocupara, podría incorporar trazados de cableado y plomería en las decoraciones de la pared para que Sería difícil de olvidar ;)
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Wouldn't a box extension be better than shortening it awesome project n build though
Very nice, thanks for sharing
Nice bro
OMG - That poor wrecker body, why not pull it off in one piece? I'm assuming the grapple tractor meant that you scrapped all that!!.......
Awesome! Can't wait to see your upgrade! I just got an M1079A1 and I'm in love with it.
Bro did u ever think of investing in power tools 😂
sweet! what did you pay for the truck by itself?
My bald hero
Bravo!!🎉
Hello Apollo, Curious if you've had any mechanical issues on the lmtv and how many miles have you driven? Would be nice to see more videos as well. Thanks
Where's your ACH and ground-guide?
😂 I was asking the same thing, lmfao 🤣 🇺🇸🫡 my brother 88M 610/701 BSB FT. Riley Kansas, 05’-13’ FOB Liberty Baghdad Iraq 10-12’ mechanized infantry, medically and honorably retired U.S. Army, Iraq(OIF: Operation Iraqi Freedom) combat wounded veteran
Apollo. I just watched the auction end without reserve being met. Super interested in your truck. I was 2nd highest bidder. Let me know if you decide to still sell!
It will be going on Ironplanet in about a month. If you are interested, go to my company website resolutepropertyworks.com and call the phone number listed. Maybe we can make a deal.
A question regarding the electrics. Are you running everything through an inverter or are you using DC power as primary with the inverter as needed (such as cooking)? It was difficult to tell how you had it set up from the video alone.
Using both DC and inverter. Almost everything except the vent fan and water pump is run off the inverter.
@@apollogarin That seems somewhat inefficient in terms of power consumption. Would it not be more efficient to wire up DC lighting and use step up or step down voltage regulators to direct drive your computer and monitors on DC?
MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE, REGARDS FROM SPAIN, DOLORES, ALICANTE
Seeing you struggle with the #2 phillip screws is why I changed to construction screws for all my projects T25.
Yep very cool build
ended up looking great
Been looking for an m1078 with the exact box and recently found one near me for $30,000 CAN which is pretty cheap! I was wondering, is there anything specific with this model I should watch out for when going to look at it in person that may be detrimental? What's the box made of? Will it delaminate over time? Thanks!
Can I ask the interior height?
76 inches. 69 under the bed.
Очень круто. Столько оригинальных решений 👍👍👍
Спасибо
I love what you did. I hope to one day do my own build. That husky tool Box is a brilliant idea.
More videos?? Any updates looks awesome!!!
For a second during the shower install I thought you were hammering on a torpedo level 😂
Super cool build! I hope you have some great adventures!
Yes
Where did you get the shower enclosure from? I’m looking to do the exact same in my m1079…
I took the measurements, made a drawing, and had a sheet metal shop bend up the two pieces
I've worked on these trucks, if ya need any help give me a shout.
ДУШ !!!
everyone who viewed this should subscribe, this is amazing
В душе слово душ!! 👍😂
Super truck....nice.
I hope you know that this is a military expando van and that the walls can actually expand,
Lovey makeover BUT i still personally would not buy anything to travel in where i didn't have access to the drivers seat in an emergency from the sleeping/living area. That's a deal breaker for me.
That's something I been noticing and looking for , in about to embark on finding an RV and I think that may be a deal breaker for me as well. I like the idea of not needing to leave the vehicle to get in the driver seat.
im jealous
Глазам не поверила, в душе русскими буквами написано)
Where did you get the linear actuators that you used for the bed lift? I’ve been having difficulty sourcing adequate ones for my build.
Firgelli Automations.
you need something like an overlander redtail so the beds on top then cut a sunroof for ladder access to it
Word душ in the shower issues russian
You're really working inside the truck, with sun glasses and the hat behind your neck... Style, pure style. Oh, it seems that was only for warming up. You removed it. 😄
а с Душем ты это ловко придумал))))
Nice build, thanks. A bike is the way to go!
Where is the washing machine?😂 What a build. Epic. Brilliant ideas and skills.
Did you rewire call electrical? Not able to use what was there?
fantastic build, man. anything similarly "rugged" from any dealer (Earthroamer, etc.) would probably cost you well over 10X as much. btw I think we chose exactly the same flooring -- I put the same stuff into the bedroom of my 26' Airstream after I had to cut out the subfloor and put in a new plywood panel, but I added the blue "lego" underlayment. I guess you may not have needed that with how flat the floor of yours is (plus having the radiant heat in it).
The only thing I could think of that would one up is to buy and convert a Russian icbm carrier into a mobile single story ranch house
You can buy old missile silos.
@@ligerstripe99 nope I’m talking about the things that act as mobile missile silos
@@brennanlangless8912 Oh, that would be interesting.
Now that sounds like fun
Great job. That truck will go anywhere.
snug as a bug with your insulation, fantastic!
My first time watching your video and I am hook
DIY only if you know how to.
Nothing you cant learn, especially if you have an internet connection, of which you do. Its all about how much effort you're willing to give to empower yourself.
@@NitroNuggetTV Right
There is an American saying---"If it is not broken don't fix it." Only fix things you know how to.
Great video! I’ve been thinking about converting an LMTV myself but someone on an overlanding forum deterred me after they spent $20k~$30k every year fixing it. Do you have a similar experience?
Wow! Now, that is some valuable information!
@@funkyjones Yea you can buy them for less than $15k on an auction website but these are still $200k+ military issue vehicles when manufactured, so replacement parts still reflect that manufacturing price is what I heard.
There's better more reliable Military trucks you can use, a 5 ton expando van is most likely a way better example, an M35a2 as well, depending on if that's big enough. I haven't put too much money into mines aside from tires and my power steering kit, these are very simple trucks unlike the LMTV with its confusing electrical system
@@hummerguy Ah yes those could be easier maintenance as they are also older trucks. I always thought since the LMTV’s CAT3126 engine is so common in chevy box trucks that it would be easier to find parts. Any experience getting engine parts for the M820 or M35?
@@XcarecaX They're pretty easy to get parts for, if you get a 5 ton, I'll get the 8.3 or 250 cummins because those engines are much more powerful than the multifuels. Either way, the multifuel is pretty reliable if you don't start messing around with it to make more power than it should. I believe the 3126 isn't hard to get parts for either but they're just very expensive
una pregunta por que siempre se pasan los cables entre la madera y el aislante , como vas a reparar un cable pillado por un tornillo cuando estas atornillando cosas, y otra cuando quieras cambiar los cables por que se an degradado por el uso tienes que desmontarlo todo. el mantenimiento que poco se cuida el mantenimiento.
Si administra su disposición de cables, puede mantener un diagrama de dónde pasan sus cables para que los rodee. Con aislamiento de espuma en aerosol, esos cables no se moverán y algunos cables tienen suficiente protección para durar décadas. Tengo una autocaravana sin aislamiento de espuma y los mismos cables me han durado 40 años.
@@XcarecaX mira una cosa aquí en España las instalaciones eléctricas, por reglamento se revisan cada 5 años y cada 10 recomienda cambiarlas , ya sé que es un consumo muy justo pero piensa que algún día tendrás que acceder a ciertas partes y solo podrás hacerlo desmontando todo. Como las baterías, ya quisiera yo que aguantarán 40 años pero creo que entre 5 y 10 tendrás que sustituirlas y no as dejado sitio ni para que respiren, aparte tiene que tener ventilación para que siempre estén a una misma temperatura no suba no bajé demasiado. Gracias por su tiempo y piensa en el mantenimiento.
@@salvadorblascogonga8204 (disculpas por la traducción probablemente mala de Google) ¿realmente crees que necesitarías cambiar el *cableado* cada diez años? No sé, si fuera yo, creo que tener un buen diagrama para llevar un registro de dónde estaban las cosas sería suficiente. obviamente querrás asegurarte de tener fácil acceso a componentes como balanceadores de batería, transformadores, etc. Soy un gran nerd, así que si realmente me preocupara, podría incorporar trazados de cableado y plomería en las decoraciones de la pared para que Sería difícil de olvidar ;)