Hi guys,I'd like to know what are some easy and not so expensive ways of heating a truck camper. What kind of mods you have done to your campers/trucks? We'd be only going for the weekend or long weekend this time of year. Nothing longer. We have the...
Hi guys,I've had some questions before about tires on my little 2002 Nissan Frontier, RWD, 4 cylinder. It did it's job, but it had some troubles going up hills etc. I have recently sold it and purchased a 2005 GMC Sierra SLE Hybrid, with 5.3L V8. My...
Hi guys,I'm new to this site and campers in general. Sorry if this has been asked before, but what should I be running my tire pressure at when loaded the camper on the back of my truck?I'll try to provide as much detail as possible. It's a 2002 Niss...
Hmm I'll have to look into that. I have 2 roof vents and few windows that open.Haven't had a chance to check the built-in heater as it's in storage about an hour from where I live. I would need to install a 2nd battery first to get power to it someho...
Good point. Better to try to fit the battery somewhere in the engine compartment.Agree with thicker sleeping bags, and our sleeping bags were good enough, but it's our faces that were very cold and it's hard to try to sleep if your face is freezing.
isbram, that doesn't sound so bad if it only comes on every now and then for few minutes at a time.rickw, thanks for the info, that's good to know. I don't believe the TC has a cord to plug into 120v. Not that I've seen it unless it's hiding somewher...
Thank you for that. I kind of figured that's probably what happened. The propane just leaked out. The valve was wide open (until you can't turn it anymore). We never leave in between Ok, now I understand it a bit better. So in order for me to have p...
These are all great ideas. Thank you all. I'll have a look at the built-in heater and see if we can get it to work. Does it need both propane and power? Last time we used our propane tank was in the summer, so maybe 2-3 months ago, but now we went to...
