Camper shifting in pickup box.
My camper is secured to the pickup by four sets of chains and turnbuckles, one set at each corner of the camper. As I drive down the road, the camper gradually shifts toward the passenger side of the ...
Forum Discussion
duststrom wrote:
Do you all think that I should buy a thicker mat or would a 1/4" mat on plywood work. I've thought putting some 3/4" plywood that would support the bottom when it's on the stand in the garage and I thought I would have the wood extend out from the front camper sides for a loading guide to center it at the wheel wells.
What is a safe clearance between the camper and the top sides of the truck bed? I would think keeping the camper as low on the bed as possible would be best.
Thanks
I'd get a nice thick bed mat. Personally the stall mats are overkill, I have 3 in my garage and they weigh a ton. Here in New England so much******gets in the bed with spring and fall that I pull the heavy mat out twice a year to clean the bed out, I wouldn't be pulling a stall mat in and out I'll tell you that, Ridiculously heavy.
