From Double Decker Bus To Rv In 20 Steps Hometalk

From Double Decker Bus To Rv In 20 Steps Hometalk How i bought a double decker bus and converted it in five years time into an rv. see how i did all that in 20 steps. i got a lot of questions about the bus,. Say a person weighs around 80 kilos 180 pounds, that's around 7 metric tons. a double seat seems to weigh around 25 kilos 55 pounds, so that's another ton. without counting everything else he stripped, he can cram 8 tons of stuff into the bus before he starts adding more weight than it was designed for.

From Double Decker Bus To Rv In 20 Steps Hometalk I like to look at these huge projects that remind me of what the outcome can look like and that there will be surprises like having to replace the motor in a double decker bus but you just have to stay focused. this video also reminds me that i can do it and this gentlemen not only succeeded with a project easily 4 5 times larger and more. Seeing that that bus is only a little over 13 feet tall makes me wonder how much headroom each floor has. while in london a couple of years ago we rode in a couple of double decker buses and headroom couldn't have been much over 5' 8" or so. most men could not stand straight. This post was updated on march 15th, 2024. table of contents show. converting a double decker bus to an rv is not an easy task. but user ron onrust makes it look like a piece of cake in this 20 step video. he bought a neoplan skyliner coach in 2011 and spent over four years building his dream home on wheels. When you get into busses you get into pmpg, or people miles per gallon. the bus may do 5, but it can hold 40 people. a car may do 20 but can only hold 4. your pmpg makes the bus more efficient. when you remove the people, that goes down. busses are heavy to begin with, mpg probably isn't affected much.