TC and real off-roading
Who has taken a full-height TC down some nasty roads, or Jeep roads where the truck leans and is at the limits of tipping the camper off or something of the sort? I searched internet (never google)...
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Cool. I got the jefe4x4 link and will read now. Just looked at few pics.
I have had one TC, but was 900 lb pop up. This years is a fiberglass full height. The sides lean in, like a car, so the roof is smaller than the floor, maybe this helps, no upper cabinets as I said so this Roamer is probably the least top heavy of any I have seen.
I would never take my truck down too extreme of a road even unloaded. CTD just too much money for me in the truck. I do like to see others go down extreme trails or roads to help me know I am within boundaries that they have pushed.
The mid west mountain and deserts have plenty of BLM land for camping and exploring. I have a mountain bike for getting really crazy.
Even on tame dirt roads getting over the hump to the camping spot on the side of the road can get extreme with a camper along.
I have had one TC, but was 900 lb pop up. This years is a fiberglass full height. The sides lean in, like a car, so the roof is smaller than the floor, maybe this helps, no upper cabinets as I said so this Roamer is probably the least top heavy of any I have seen.
I would never take my truck down too extreme of a road even unloaded. CTD just too much money for me in the truck. I do like to see others go down extreme trails or roads to help me know I am within boundaries that they have pushed.
The mid west mountain and deserts have plenty of BLM land for camping and exploring. I have a mountain bike for getting really crazy.
Even on tame dirt roads getting over the hump to the camping spot on the side of the road can get extreme with a camper along.
