I've made a lot of progress over the last week or so. I got two or three good days of work in during the holidays. Last week I was able to take care of both power cables and control wiring on the control board.
I also placed all the batteries and finished the battery cables.


I fired up the vacuum pump today to see whether or not the switch was wired correctly. Apparently I've got some leaks; it wouldn't pull more than 5-Inches, and when shut off, didn't even hold that much. So I'll have to chase that down. I'm pretty sure I heard some hissing coming from my vacuum tank. Not surprising given that it's three pieces of PVC all glued together plus the fitting.

Here's the requisite shot of the charger cord in the fuel door. Nice work by the Vision Steel guys
on the tread-plate backer. You can see the Elcon charger on the rack in the rear-battery box pic above.

Excelente! Can't wait to see this bad boy in person. Thanks for the update and good luck with the end run. -John Ed
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