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Hello, Do you read other Forums at Rv.Net or Just Truck Camper threads? I read RV. Net Truck Camper, sometimes, Newest or Most Active and go to NATCOA forum about once every 7-10 days. What do you do?...
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I'm quite new to the forums, but have been lurking here for several months and have been a TC'er for years. My wife and I just bought an Arctic Fox 1140 Dry Bath as an upgrade to our 2000 Lance 1140 and during the research and purchase process, I found the TC forum to be the single most valuable resource for everything from the camper options (pretty much everything) to the mods to our truck (stable loads, torklift tie downs, etc).
We've never owned anything but a TC, but have looked at other options including tagalongs, class C's, and 5th wheels. In the end we decided that a TC is the most flexible of all the options and best suits our needs.
We're taking our maiden voyage in our new camper this weekend to Ocean Shores, WA with our two girls and dog (the main reason we upgraded to a slide out camper). I've already got a few mods planned for the new camper and looking forward to identifying more (I'm somewhat of a perfectionist and love doing that stuff). First two things on the list are to install a catalytic heater (for elk hunting), and replace the slide out pantry (which is borderline useless) with more functional shelves - I've seen both mods on this forum.
Anyways, I really enjoy the helpful posts and reading about everyone's trips, tips, and even the failures (so I can avoid them). I visit the TC forum almost daily and rarely visit the other forums. I occasionally visit the cooking forum because somehow, I've ended up being the cook for elk camp and I'm always looking for new, adventurous ways to create hearty meals. I hope that some day I can contribute as much as I've learned and look forward to posting a couple trip reports soon!
Thanks for being an awesome resource!
We've never owned anything but a TC, but have looked at other options including tagalongs, class C's, and 5th wheels. In the end we decided that a TC is the most flexible of all the options and best suits our needs.
We're taking our maiden voyage in our new camper this weekend to Ocean Shores, WA with our two girls and dog (the main reason we upgraded to a slide out camper). I've already got a few mods planned for the new camper and looking forward to identifying more (I'm somewhat of a perfectionist and love doing that stuff). First two things on the list are to install a catalytic heater (for elk hunting), and replace the slide out pantry (which is borderline useless) with more functional shelves - I've seen both mods on this forum.
Anyways, I really enjoy the helpful posts and reading about everyone's trips, tips, and even the failures (so I can avoid them). I visit the TC forum almost daily and rarely visit the other forums. I occasionally visit the cooking forum because somehow, I've ended up being the cook for elk camp and I'm always looking for new, adventurous ways to create hearty meals. I hope that some day I can contribute as much as I've learned and look forward to posting a couple trip reports soon!
Thanks for being an awesome resource!
