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- Buzzcut1Nomad IIMine stays on the truck unless we are at a multiday horse show in an urban area like at the Los Angels Equestrian center in Burbank and we want to go visit family. Camping in the mountains it stays on the truck.
- GripnriprodExplorerWe take it off whenever we stay in an area for a while. We set up "camp" with the canopies deployed. We will launch the boat, tour the area, fish the area, all reasons to have camper off of the truck. I lower the camper, landing it on four of those aluminum jack-stands to stabilize it.
- Kayteg1Explorer II
DutchmenSport wrote:
Here's one we came across last Summer at Summit Lake State Park in Indiana. I guess the owner of this take it off when camping! :B
Judging from snow shield on front, that might be year around adventure? - 69_AvionExplorerI never have. My jacks are quikly detached. I don't even take them with me.
- Reddog1Explorer II
jimh425 wrote:
Me either.
I've never found a need to.
Wayne - tplifeExplorer
DutchmenSport wrote:
Here's one we came across last Summer at Summit Lake State Park in Indiana. I guess the owner of this take it off when camping! :B
Nice, I like that "hybrid"! :B - exhaustipatedExplorerThere is no reason for me to take it off so the camper stays on the truck all the time.
- shellbackcva59ExplorerUnless it's just an overnite stop, I take mine off. I camp to fish and always have my boat in tow. Launching and loading the boat each day at the ramp would require me to disconnect water, electric, and stow gear every trip. Plus my wife has MS, so I lower the camper as far as it will go for easy access.
- GeoBoyExplorerOnce we put it on in the spring it stays on. One of the reasons we bought a TC is the fact that all our stuff is with us all the time, no need to go back to wherever.
- DutchmenSportExplorerHere's one we came across last Summer at Summit Lake State Park in Indiana. I guess the owner of this take it off when camping! :B
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