bronco 800 on 2003 tundra

Hey, Hooks!

We took ours off the truck and had absolutely no problem. Lowered it down on 4 jack stands as close to the ground as possible. Make sure to take some extra blocks to get it level. If I can ever get Photobucket to work for me I will post pictures


Enjoy.

thanks!! we're still learning the dos and don'ts...where have y'all camped with it..any boondocking?

also...what do y'all use to support the floor while off the truck AND what do you use to support the "bed" area that is over the cab..how do you keep it from tipping over? thx

I put the 4 jack stands UNDER the box(floor) part. We have a level app on our phone and use the "bullseye" level to get it leveled. Just put it on the floor and get the bubble in the middle.

Don't worry about the tipping.

hooksmee wrote:
also...what do y'all use to support the floor while off the truck AND what do you use to support the "bed" area that is over the cab..how do you keep it from tipping over? thx

There should be no risk of the bed area tipping over given the weight of the rest of the camper behind - Given the physics I think I would need to squeeze two horses in the overcab area of my camper to topple it, and I am pretty sure I would have a major structural failure of the camper long before I got enough weight in to cause it to fall over.

I don't know about your particular camper, but some aren't designed to be used off the truck with an unsupported floor, while others (the majority I believe) are structurally designed for this.

Steve.

Don't worry about tipping... Can't happen.

The camper will not see-saw over on its nose just from two average, or even heavy, people climbing up into the cabover.

Front jack collapse is not the same as tipping over. For that I recommend lowering the camper as close to the ground as possible and adding extra support underneath.

I forgot to add that, yes...my husband had added extra support to the underside of the box. More to build it up for cab-over clearance, but to add strength underneath as well.