Hi, In the old days, one of the threads pinned to the top of the Truck camper forum was the TCU, a reference to the many subjects of interest to members that were technical and instructive.When I use the search function, I can find the master TCU pos...
In the old forum, I was able to sort by the most recent reply to a post. Now it seems I can only sort by most recent date of the original post. Please restore the ability to sort by time/date of last reply.I am trying to keep upbeat, but this sudde...
Guess I picked a fine time to drive a thousand miles to the expo where the weather was the real story. I got to Flagstaff Friday. it was raining with snow predicted I wanted a stocking cap and went to Walmart first. "We no longer have winter gear b...
OTIS (or the Optimal Traveling Independent Space) was created by students at Green Mountain College, Vermont.gizmagIt is designed to move on a flatbed trailer, but with some easy redesign, it would fit nicely in my truck bed. The amenities inside ar...
First, go to a truck stop with a weight scale. Weigh both axles of the empty truck (full gas tank). Then mount the camper and weigh again. I expect the weight on the front axle to decrease with the camper having the center of gravity behind the re...
Hi,If you are camping in a truck bed topper, no furnace, TV or microwave, your largest load is probably the CPAP. If you move every couple of days, connecting batteries to the alternator through the trailer connector is sufficient. If you stay in o...
SkiBumAt50 wrote:RickW wrote:SkiBumAt50 wrote:Grit dog wrote:^I get it. Whatever works best for you is what works best. The big thing with moisture is volume introduced via external stuff (the wet ski gear) and the lack of good air circulation. The f...
