Stableloads - upper vs. lower - vs. airbags?
I think I've cleared up the stableloads vs airbags issue. Seems the general consensus is that stableloads are the way to go. At least to start with stableloads then add airbags if necessary. There'...
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That's a dang good looking rig. Dry bath too!!!
What are you using for rear steps? I've got scissor steps but they block the basement door. I bought an aluminum cargo carrier, put a sheet of 1/4" plywood on it and I think I can use a simple 2 step stool. Store the stool inside the camper, just step up on the carrier, open the door and get the stool and set iton the carrier. I did have to get a hitch "tightener" to stabilize the carrier.
Your camper all loaded to go might weigh 4,000#. Your payload about 5,000??
What are you using for rear steps? I've got scissor steps but they block the basement door. I bought an aluminum cargo carrier, put a sheet of 1/4" plywood on it and I think I can use a simple 2 step stool. Store the stool inside the camper, just step up on the carrier, open the door and get the stool and set iton the carrier. I did have to get a hitch "tightener" to stabilize the carrier.
Your camper all loaded to go might weigh 4,000#. Your payload about 5,000??
