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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Not sure I can give you any advise.
I load and unload mine by myself, the electric jacks help alot.
I had a spotter the first time I loaded it and I was on my own to unload it when I got home and then load it a few weeks ago. It will probably be quite a while before I unload it, like when winter gets here.
The first time I was going to load it and the wind kicked up. The camper was barely 1/2 way up and I decided it was NOT a good idea to load it in the wind.
I lower it down all the way as soon as I have the truck out from underneath the camper.
Those stick legs they refer to as jacks are just meant to get it on and off.
I load and unload mine by myself, the electric jacks help alot.
I had a spotter the first time I loaded it and I was on my own to unload it when I got home and then load it a few weeks ago. It will probably be quite a while before I unload it, like when winter gets here.
The first time I was going to load it and the wind kicked up. The camper was barely 1/2 way up and I decided it was NOT a good idea to load it in the wind.
I lower it down all the way as soon as I have the truck out from underneath the camper.
Those stick legs they refer to as jacks are just meant to get it on and off.
