Taking the camper off the truck
If there is 1 thing about owning a truck camper that intimidates me (even after 3+ years), is taking the thing off the truck. Those camper legs can support 2000 Lbs each (which means 1 leg can suppor...
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Yah, it's a PITA for a single person.
I use Tape to mark the camper pad, to place it and then align the camper to the pad. I use tape, painters so it can come off easily, to mark alignment spots that I can see in the side mirrors.
There are a few more discussions on this from Lasers, to tape on camper middle and cab back window...
One thing that I suddenly realized was the winds.... I have a high flatbed so the jacks are pretty much next to maxed out, I use the plastic blocks.. but I would not off load/onload in a strong wind, just doesn't look stable...
I guess, the more you do it, the easier it becomes, but not convinced of that, heheh... I'm constantly getting out to check while loading it on...
Fun, it is not but gets better the more you do it... sorta..
Hope that helps a little..
I use Tape to mark the camper pad, to place it and then align the camper to the pad. I use tape, painters so it can come off easily, to mark alignment spots that I can see in the side mirrors.
There are a few more discussions on this from Lasers, to tape on camper middle and cab back window...
One thing that I suddenly realized was the winds.... I have a high flatbed so the jacks are pretty much next to maxed out, I use the plastic blocks.. but I would not off load/onload in a strong wind, just doesn't look stable...
I guess, the more you do it, the easier it becomes, but not convinced of that, heheh... I'm constantly getting out to check while loading it on...
Fun, it is not but gets better the more you do it... sorta..
Hope that helps a little..
