Arctic Fox Says no off road????

Reno/ Sparks paved roads as bad as some of my off roads

You won't be able to take it on any roads in Pennsylvania. :B

Doug is CYAing by saying “just be smart about it.”

One must define off roading..There is off the pavement on gravel and dirt roads,then there is off roading which is off any maintained road which the majority ot truck campers here can't do anyway because there to heavy/to wide/to tall and to long..

I traded in my short Class C with great ground clearance, because every trip seemed to pop a seam, being built off the frame..I am not having that issue with my TC in the bed of the pickup and it only flexes with the pickup bed.

Something like the Mcgruder road, from Elk City Idaho to Darby Montana through the mountains on a primitive un-maintained road, might define off roading..It is a road but a terrible road..

I just talked to Doug at Northwood He said no problem going off road Just be smart about it. Well I am happy again

TxGearhead wrote:
eh, just lawyer talk, CYA.
Now if you have structural issues...offroad? No not me.

^^^This^^^

eh, just lawyer talk, CYA.
Now if you have structural issues...offroad? No not me.

I thought that is one reason we have truck campers. To go were you cant get a larger RV. My sales info for 2002 A/F says how better built they are for off road use compared to other brands.

I don’t think that is surprising. Probably almost no RVs are recommended to go offroad. That being said, there are plenty of paved roads that are pretty rough and some gravel roads are pretty rough as well..