Before I shave 200#,s off...
I'm right at about 220#'s overweight on my rig. Some of you would laugh at such a small amount, but I have a small 7' coachmen on a Ford Ranger. Add to the fact that I'm new at running a TC makes me e...
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It is really fascinating to see how much weight you have managed to remove in only a few items - it really goes to show.
If we were hiking we would soon be removing unnecessary weight from our back-packs, but with truck campers it is all too easy to not bother applying the same logic. I guess our thinking tends to be "heck, the truck and camper are heavy anyway, no point worrying about the weight of an extra frying pan / tool kit / LPG bottle / ...".
It is really useful that there is a great range of lightweight stuff for sale for the hiking market that you can take advantage of.
Keep up the good work and keep up updated with the stuff you remove and weights of it.
Steve.
If we were hiking we would soon be removing unnecessary weight from our back-packs, but with truck campers it is all too easy to not bother applying the same logic. I guess our thinking tends to be "heck, the truck and camper are heavy anyway, no point worrying about the weight of an extra frying pan / tool kit / LPG bottle / ...".
It is really useful that there is a great range of lightweight stuff for sale for the hiking market that you can take advantage of.
Keep up the good work and keep up updated with the stuff you remove and weights of it.
Steve.
