Last summer, after spending many nights traveling around, mainly for mountain biking with our TT (300+ nights in 5-6 years), we wanted a bit less luxury and more flexibility/options and moved over to a truck camper. Ended up finding a 1983 Bigfoot wh...
After spending the past 5 years traveling a fair amount in travel trailers, including 250+ nights in the past 3 years, we decided to switch it up. The 27ft TT was getting to be too much, though it served us very well. With a move and new jobs, our...
Took my trailer out of storage for the winter a few weeks ago. I made a bad decision and left the batteries in over the winter. It was a crazy time just before I put it in storage and it just wasn't a priority. I have 2 6V batteries, bought about a y...
I purchased all the components for my solar about 1.5 months ago. At that time I ordered a few inline 30amp fuses, but unfortunately they haven't arrived yet. I have everything else, so I've been waiting to install, unfortunately I'm leaving in 2 wee...
I've been researching and have acquired virtually all my components to install solar in my trailer in the near future. I have one question that is bothering my a little and I can't seem to find an answer online. I have 3 sets of wires that will be co...
Going to tag onto this thread, as my question is similar. I just bought a RPOD 178 - dry weight is 2700lbs, loaded call it 3200lbs? Regardless, towing with a 2014 F150 (5.0L, extend cab, 6.5' bed, 1750lbs payload). I've towed a Dutchman T@da (2300lbs...
bb_94401 wrote:Turned into a long post ...One of the things we like best about our camper is the dry bath, located near the entrance. All the wet clothes get hung up on spring loaded curtain rods, while suction cup hooks hold goggles, helmets, neck ...
rider997 wrote:We camp in 0F (-18C) temps without a problem in our Arctic Fox 811.Drying gear only becomes an issue in late spring conditions or when skiing in the rain. Our first line of defense is to waterproof our gear- this reduces the amount of...
Thanks for the helpful replies. (And I can't remember where I got the 1000lbs dry weight for that 1983 Bigfoot 6.10, but I found something official online after much researching before I bought it. I could be under representing, but it was definitely...
Photomike wrote:Have you thought of a wood stove? Those little ones for boats are really cool and put out a lot of heat. You could keep your current unit, add a wood stove to heat / dry things out during the day and then use your furnace at night. I...
