We traveled south through Salt Lake City in December during below freezing temps and rain/snow mix. Whatever they use to de-ice their highways was on the road pretty thick, and caused quite a bit of corrosion on the rear end of my TC's hardware.Just ...
Buying used. Just be very aware.......What precipitated this post was a statement that when buying a used camper at a good (read low) price, what your doing is your buying the appliances...., and getting the camper for free. (Paraphrased, another thr...
Wood stoves in campers was talked about w photos some where. Doesn't it deserve its own thread?Here is an interesting option.....http://www.offgridquest.com/camping/portable-woodstove-folds-down-heats-up-t
I put 1/side in dead space in front of wheel wells. Biggest I could find that fit the long narrow space. No maintence type.Used heavy cable and Anderson connectors.I’m happy with it/them. Took out house battery, space now storage.
Ok, agree, Alaskan Campers are NOT for everyone. Not meant to be. They are very popular among a small segment of the TC crowd, which is itself a small segment of the large RV pie. There are a LOT of the few Alaskan camper owners that LOVE them. A plu...
One thing to note is that not only heavier weights require the dually, but the TALLer the TC (higher CG) the more important the stability that the width of the dual rear wheels provide.Some people can be comfortable with a lot of side to side sway, b...
IMHO, the scales tip on whether you, and your family, LIKE, or even enjoy, long days of driving, watching scenery pass by, and things typically go smoothly between the family members/travelers.Of course this is only after evaluating whether the rig i...
