Avion truck campers - Hundreds of photos
Without going into too much painful detail, we had a mishap several week-ends ago. While working with sand bag crews on the Mississippi River, the truck and camper fell into the flood waters as a road...
Forum Discussion
cajunavion wrote:
Howdy!
Garry be sure you set your stops on the Stablelift before you finish the install, both up and down.
They do not emphasize it in the instructions. It’ll make life easier forever and keep you from overrunning the top wormscrew as it wears!
I'll have to look how to do that. I'm still looking at the instructions and now that the camper is on the truck, I am dismantling the interior now to access the wings.
The disappointment is that as I pull up the Reflectix that I had sealed down with aluminum duct tape, all the wood is wet. And I don't thing it is due to leakage as much as it is from condensation. I think that I will re-think how I have insulated the camper. This may have led to my jack demise...
I do not see the damp/wet in areas where I didn't have sealed tight with reflect and tape.
I have turned on the furnace and cracked the upper vent to heat up the camper and drive out the moisture. Hopefully soon can begin installing the new Stablelift
Garry
