So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

In June I replaced my pump it turned out to a bad check valve. Last week I returned it to CW and got a replacement and installed it. The new pump does not need an expansion tank so I removed it.

Working and living out of it for the weekend as a horse show EMT. Successfully worked on a rider having a severe Asthma attack, and bandaged up a finger laceration on another.

Wraped it up for the winter and made a screen frame for one of the wheel well openings so it will ventilate

The whole Columbia is spectacular...been from Astoria to Kettle Falls then the Snake to Lewiston. Different country alright. Did you tour the falls east of Portland? It may have been an issue for your rig on the old highway but you got the bike to do that on...spectacular sights. Enjoy your southward journey..be safe my friend.

Hey, pjay9! With the truck, I traveled over the bridge at Rainier, Washington. In the preceding days I traveled over the Columbia River/bridges at various locations (on one of my motorcycles), 5 times. What a great location to spend time exploring, between Seattle and Portland.

But then again it took me almost 5 weeks to travel to Seattle from Glacier National Park. Pjay9, you and others live it a wonderful wonderland and thanks to all that I visited with, while traveling through.

b

Where did you cross the mighty river?

Its officially done now, I have crossed the Columbia River heading southward for winter exploring in the Desert Southwest.

It took me 4 weeks to reach the Columbia River, after leaving Seattle, so I am hoping to make the Desert Southwest, by Christmas.

b

deltabravo wrote:
The folks in the Northwest (some) put there's away this time of year.
In the Southwest, it's the opposite - they start getting ready for camping season. This sort of applies to the truck camper group, but even more so to the toy hauler group, who play in the desert during the winter.

roger that

kerry4951 wrote:
Something I should of done 4 years ago...got rid of the Firestone air bags, controller, air lines, and compressor.

Feel free to ship me the parts (minus air bags and brackets), I could use an onboard compressor system :).

Indeed. Can't even conceive of "putting away" or winterizing anything. Oct. is the prime month for boating at the river.