SRW Picture Thread

A couple of months ago we purchased our first truck camper, a Hallmark Everest. Here is a picture of our first night. Just outside Denver.
We have just purchased a new truck and have yet to mount it but hope to soon!

Eric&Lisa wrote:


Badlands

Same camper, same location, different truck
Badlands 2015

Devil's Tower


Mt. Rushmore


Badlands


Rim drive at Crater Lake


Because who doesn't take pictures of their camper in front of National Monuments while their DW sits in the passenger seat??? :B

Mine until a month ago, '06 2500HD. 6.0L, Lance 835:

I'll play.

All my different SRW with camper setups. My next and hopefully last camper setup will happen next month after my new dually arrives :)

My first camper setup - 2000' Silverado 2500 with FWC Hawk

My second camper setup - 2008' Dodge Power Wagon with FWC Hawk

My third camper setup - 2008' Dodge Power Wagon with Lance 865

My fourth camper setup - 2014' Ram 3500 with Lance 865

My fifth camper setup - 2014' Ram 3500 with Arctic Fox 811

This was my 2005 Ford F250 with an Arctic Fox 811 pulling a 20' Interstate Car Hauler. The truck was under 20' long, 22' with the camper and 45' with the trailer.

With the Camper Package and 18" wheels from Ford and upper and lower StableLoads, frame tie downs and FastGuns from Torklift, I was within wheel and axle capacities with minimal sag.



Towing an enclosed trailer (3500-10K lbs) required additional upgrades. Firestone airbags, Rancho RS9000XL shocks and 245/70R19.5 Dynatrac PD 890 tires on Vision Heavy Hauler 81 rims allowed for the additional tongue weight.





400-1200 lbs of tongue weight is applied to the SuperHitch and SuperTruss through a Harbor Freight round bar 10K lb WDH. RockTamers are used on the end of the SuperTruss to keep debris from being kicked up by the tires.





GVW was 11,500-12,500 lbs based on loading and the truck empty was 7250 lbs. RAW was 7000-8000 lbs with an empty weight of 2750 lbs. GCW with the trailer ranged 16,500-19,500 lbs.

anutami wrote:
that new Lance 650 is pretty sweet :)

this years sema show vehicle

That's pretty hot ... especially in the sun. :)