Loosening tie downs for off road TC'ing
In recent thread, a neat video was posted showing our truck camper members leaving their camping area and routing back out to the main roads. Gotta say I just love these "action" videos the members po...
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Jefe:
thanks sir, and great to hear from you again.
I took the liberty of making the link in your post into one that can be clicked.
Jefe 4X4 down the page with photos
Good info. I also have wooden framed camper, so will surely take these suggestions to heart.
One final question. My camper is the 10-8 version SnowRiver. Considering the length, and overhang off the rear of the truck, would the rear deflection be as much of an issue as it was in your shorter camper???????
EDIT: went and measured lengths from the marked center of gravity on my camper. Excluding the overhang, bed area, it is 44 inches back from the front wall. 86 inches forward from the rear wall.
thanks sir, and great to hear from you again.
I took the liberty of making the link in your post into one that can be clicked.
Jefe 4X4 down the page with photos
Good info. I also have wooden framed camper, so will surely take these suggestions to heart.
One final question. My camper is the 10-8 version SnowRiver. Considering the length, and overhang off the rear of the truck, would the rear deflection be as much of an issue as it was in your shorter camper???????
EDIT: went and measured lengths from the marked center of gravity on my camper. Excluding the overhang, bed area, it is 44 inches back from the front wall. 86 inches forward from the rear wall.
