So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

This past week had a Polar Cub 9200 installed . looking forward to some hot weather to try it out. .

Joe

Wired up the front electric jacks.....FINALLY, haven done the rears yet, there not as cut and dry as the front. Added a shutoff switch for the jacks only. Loaded it onto Red and will be leaving Thursday for a weekend of play!

Today------I am trying to make some sort of repair on the front r/h/side top corner of our camper:S
I was visiting a cousin of the family yesterday and on a VERY narrow road with an unprotected shear drop down the moutain--------I had an olive tree overhanging over the other side------I could see the leaves and (as usual) brushed against them-----BUT hidden by the leaves was a cut-off branch about 4-5'' thick !!!!!!!!!!!
That was bad enough-------I did not realise what the 'bump' was and carried on for long enough for the branch to heavily gouge the side just under the gutter:o:S ----the full length of the camper
This was the first rain we have had for four months--and today is 'damp' so makes it difficult to keep dry.
The camper has ally cladding so makes for an 'interesting' project while on the road----thankfully cousin has a lot of tools at hand---but no shelter.
Another job for when we get back to England !!
A bit more character for our travelled rig!!
Nigel & Pamala-------central Portugal

big whitey pretty much sums up the TC life when home with it--"there is always STUFF to do: clean,pack,unpack,repair,improve,tear out,put back,etc,etc.some of it is fun,some not so much." We are enjoying this thread. Prompts us to do more STUFF!

ktimmer wrote:
Mounted rear view wireless camera on my Lance 981 this date. Works great!

What brand and could you please post some pictures?
Thanks, Clint

finished loading my gear, put my bike on the front rack. I will hit the road by 0600.

Mounted rear view wireless camera on my Lance 981 this date. Works great!

loaded the lance on to my 1995 dually,tight squeeze,tied it down,went to safeway,arctic fox parked beside me and a class c taking up like 7 parking spaces and a local full time boondocker in a 35' winnebago motorhome,kinda a shabby class a,nice guy ,all in all,a great day!!There seems to be tons of t.c.s around here,mostly locals,a few tourists and i have noticed movie shoot t.c,s

I built and installed a new airfoil, washed and waxed the nose of the rig now I have to wait for the rain to move through to get the rest done.

That is it! Thank you Clint.

I just finished doing all the "fix its" for my TC and now want to do the other stuff that may or may not need to be done. I just finished putting the rain guard over the new vent in the bathroom. That sure made a difference there.

TCs are just plain fun! :)
Frank