Loading camper in wind....

I have a Northstar softside and the wind has never been a factor during loading/unloading. The only time I worried about the wind was when I was camping in a pine forest during a gale. I moved from the upper bunk to the dinette to be below the half walls.

I need to carry 4" chocks to get it off/on, because without them I see the " max height line",so I'm up quite high. I might put it back on a day or two early depending weather conditions.

it is scary at first, but you get used to it. Just remember what ever you do, don't hit it with the truck when loading/unloading.

and put the jacks all the way, even if your moving it only a couple feet, its too easy to go over uneven ground and hit a jack foot on the ground.

Not sure if wind is a problem with the new 4 leg campers. I mean when they are lower to the ground you can walk around inside them sitting on the legs.

I sold one several years ago, and had to drive the new owners truck because he just could not backup straight to load it. He took it home and I received a call "when I was unloading it I clipped the edge with the truck and the camper fell over." (this was the old 3 leg design).

For me, it was a pucker factor the first few times I did it. 10 - 15 mph doesn't seem to scare me anymore. If mornings tend to be super windy I'll put the camper back on the evening before we leave.