My new to me camper.

Where did you wire it to...I have an extra battery in each front wheel well not tied to anything using both with alligator clips...My house battery never gets low because I use the other two for the heavy work...

Did you link the wheel well battery to the TC battery?

Ipad keyboard errors lol

I wired in a second battery today.
Two are better than one. ;)

When I bought my cover all they said was 8-10ft and 10-12 and I didn't want to small being 9.6 long..Shoulda coulda is the story of my life but it goes to show how tough these Poly Pros are with all the flopping around it does on my to small camper..lol

I do like the looks of the older trucks a lot better than the new ones.

I thought mine was ugly the day I bought it and the 2020 trucks are soo butt ugly its pathetic.

I think its part of the new bold "look at me" generation. :R

That's a nice looking setup you have there and I do have to agree with you, your cover might be one size too big but it sure beats getting one too small.

jaycocreek wrote:
Poly Pro is what I have also..It held up extremely well over last years bad winter with lots of wind..I took off my TC yesterday and plan on putting it on today..

Watch the size,I got to big but it works..

In the description it said that it fits Lance 1172 and 1191 campers so I looked them up and they are really close to mine size wise so that's what I went with.

It actually fits pretty darn nice.

I am quite happy with it so far. ;) But its only been one day. LOL

Poly Pro is what I have also..It held up extremely well over last years bad winter with lots of wind..I took off my TC yesterday and plan on putting it on today..

Watch the size,I got to big but it works..

I just wrapped up my 2019 camping season. :(




I purcahsed this cover off Amazon Nov 19th for $161.85
Today, 5 days later its $255.99.
That's a $94.14 increase in 5 days. :E

PolyPro 3 cover

GWolfe wrote:
Awesome rig and trip reports! I miss my ATV but the tendinitis in my shoulders told me it was time to quit, saving my pennies for a trail sized side by side now.

There used to be a poster on here that went by the name Rubi-Ranch that had a rig like the one you posted above, I always liked that setup.

Thank you.

I'm rubiranch. ;)

Years ago when I first joined I went by my current username. Years later I couldn't remember my old password so I re-joined using rubiranch. Then I figured out what my old password was and so I'm back using my original username.

Out here where I live the best trails are limited to 50" machines. That's what I always recommend people to buy.

My other camper died and this one is its replacement.

Awesome rig and trip reports! I miss my ATV but the tendinitis in my shoulders told me it was time to quit, saving my pennies for a trail sized side by side now.

There used to be a poster on here that went by the name Rubi-Ranch that had a rig like the one you posted above, I always liked that setup.

frankgibbons1947 wrote:
Here's a great camper I'm looking to buy. Actually I'm on a budget, so I think my budget will fit with this vehicle. Lance 5000 with Aluminum roof (VS Rubber) A/C, Generator, and electric jacks. The floor of this camper measures 9' 10"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arQmw9agc_g

I'd be all over that.

I'm on a pretty tight budget myself.

When I started looking this was the only Lance camper listed with a built in generator and that was tops on my list.

I'm under budget and I'm into the camper more than I could sell it for but it has ended up being exactly what I wanted.

There's that added countertop right below the pantry, you'll really like that too.

Life up the mattress and open the front window shade and look closely for any water damage.

Keep us (and me) what you end up doing.