So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

Got a new set of tires for the SD...knee deep in rubber for the next 60k miles....we'll have to see about that part...

kerry4951 wrote:
Loaded the TC after having it off the truck for the past 40 days. Been hosting at High Falls State Park in Georgia. Had a chance to use my homemade support system and it worked great. TC was very stable. This is a great park with great staff. This is our third time hosting at High Falls SP and we consider it our second home.

Cool, Kerry. I'd be interested in pics of your support system if you have any.

Replaced the pilot/thermocouple assembly for my water heater and bought a new pressure relief valve, but can't install it because no one here locally has the damned special wrench to get the old one out.

Loaded up the flanel shirts and long underwear for the winter camping season.

Loaded the TC after having it off the truck for the past 40 days. Been hosting at High Falls State Park in Georgia. Had a chance to use my homemade support system and it worked great. TC was very stable. This is a great park with great staff. This is our third time hosting at High Falls SP and we consider it our second home.

went out and made sure all the branches from the neighbors small trees were trimmed back enough to not rub the tc, shut all the vents and windows, taped the shoreline to the wall socket. By tomorrow morning we are supposed to be feeling 50mph winds and over 5" of rain.

Got all of the bugs off of the front and getting her ready for a trip back to the east coast in January...God I love winter camping!!!

Drained the FW tank, starting the process of winterizing.

Offloaded the camper back at it's home base, stowed all the gear in the garage and parked the truck. Now, it's a matter of cleaning up the mess from two months being gone and fixing the water heater pilot.

Didn't exactly work on the Camper. But in a way I did. Sold the 2000 Ford F250 SD over the weekend. So that precipitated getting all of the Camper related items removed from the truck and detailing out the truck.

Hopefully by the end of this week we'll have our new CAMPER Hauler a NEW 2012 FORD F350 SD 6.7L Diesel 4x4 Super Cab. I have already ordered up the Torklift frame mount tie downs, the Wiring Harness and Timbren Suspension units. Soon as I get the items installed we'll figure out somewhere to head to ASAP.

Gary and Laurii