Team driving with a CPAP Machine

Buy two.

 

Yes, there are cheap & easy ways to do both things in a team truck.

Hang the machine on a hook or from a cubby holes's edge or put it in a cubby instead of setting it on a table or the bed.or use a piece of wire coat hanger and make an S hook for your need. Coat hangers come in all diameters & weight capacity. I know some people only want a purpose-built & advertised item sold at a truck stop or they don't think it can be used in a truck. That's a mindset & self-defeating, IMO.

It's very easy to temporarily add a 12v outlet near the top bunk or solidly seat the machine's12v plug into a plug near the bottom bunk, or wherever the nearest 12v outlet may be located.

I'd need to have pics, measurements, & weight of machine & a pic of the bunks & location of power outlets to be more specific.

 

You can bring anything you can carry into the truck & your team driver will agree to or tolerate.

 

Let's stay focused here.
Team truck, CPAP machine, hard braking where something could get broken.

I would be more worried about a body being broken than the machine.

 

I see you are easily entertained.

Excuse me while I try to find a laser pointer emoticon.......

 

Entertainment should be easy.

Not that much fun if you have to work for it.

 

I heard the next gen Cascadia was going to have a dedicated CPAP spot next to the bed but the Indian and Eastern Euro drivers aren’t obese like American drivers so Freightliner axed that design feature.

 

That's not far off. Mack is already putting those fat guy steering wheels in their trucks. It won't be long till they start coming with an entire built-in CPAP machine.

 

I’m sure the OP would enjoy reading the responses as well, unfortunately he has 1/2-3/4 of us on ignore. Because we tried to answer one of his absurd threads.