All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: New Silverado 4500 w/ TCSaw a Northern Lite on a new Chevy 4500 flatbed up in a Mackinaw City campground last month........it was very impressive! Didn’t have my phone with me to take a picture and nobody was around to talk to about. It was very tall. That’s all I can tell you about it but they do exist. TGRe: Looking for Truck + Truck Camper, Seeking Guidance BurbMan wrote: #1Flyboy wrote: People don’t complain about having too much truck! Like someone said, any hard sided TC will need at LEAST a 1 Ton Dually... Not true...My Lance 811 with slideout is only 3017 lbs wet and is easily within the ratings of my 3500 SRW. No question a dually gives you more camper choices. . My 2006 AF811 weighed 4200 lbs. wet on a CAT scale........Re: Dealer Listings - Find a TC Dealer in Your Area IndianaTC_dreamer wrote: Indiana They sell it all The Outpost RV 57756 Co Rd 37 Middlebury, In 46540 800.551.6640 https://www.theoutpostrv.com/ And you just re-opened a thread that had been dead for almost 4 years......Indiana produces very few truck campers. The majority of truck camper dealers are west of the Mississippi........Re: New ModeratorBedlam is the most knowledgeable Truck Camper guy that I’ve had the opportunity to follow here and on Facebook. He’s been helpful to me by answering e-mails and sharing his expertise. Congrats and Thank You.Re: Battery Charging IssueI also blew the 30 amp fuses in my PD 9245 converter in my new AF1140. It was while I was using the Rieco jacks. Maybe PD got a bunch of bad fuses. I replaced them with new American made fuses and haven’t had any problems since......Re: Rear of camper sagging cavie wrote: Get an adjustable drop down ball hitch. Amazon is your friend. This a Truck Camper not a trailer!Re: Flat tire on SW Truck while carrying a TC? trail-explorer wrote: desertfoxjr wrote: What has been your experience getting a flat on a SW Truck while carrying a TC> What's an SW truck? The straight answer would be SRW or Single Rear Wheel (non-Dually). DRW= Dual Rear Wheel (Dually).Re: FW capacitySorry....Double post.Re: FW capacity burningman wrote: About the F150 - wrong!! Don’t even look at a 1-anything for hauling a camper. I’m a Northern Lite fan, because of the two-piece clamshell construction that isn’t anywhere near the leak and rot trouble of conventional built campers, and the freshwater on mine is 36 gallons, 42 if you include the freshwater that’s in the water heater. I believe that most freshwater rated water capacity tanks include the capacity of the hot water heater....i.e. a 30 gallon capacity may be 24 gal.in the fw tank + 6 gal. In the WH equal a total capacity of 30 gals. That’s how the manufacturers do the math on the rated total capacity.Re: FW capacityArctic Fox1140= 59gal. fresh water..
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