Today I proceeded to fix my A/C leak and was surprised at the cause. When I removed the A/C I found three holes in the TPO under it. They were caused by sheet metal screws protruding through the A/C pan about 1/4". All the parts of the A/C were secur...
I have a leak around my Polar Cub A/C. I need to tip the A/C unit over to remove the old gasket and install a new one. It appears that the shroud needs to be in place when I tip it over.Will the shroud support the A/C when tipped over? The plastic sh...
Your post brings back memories. I went through almost the same thought process as you when I retired and planned a trip to Alaska in 2005. I too had a lot of experience with travel trailer camping but decided a truck camper would be best for the Alas...
I heartily recommend truck camping. I pulled travel trailers for years, but on retiring I bought the truck camper in my signature for a trip to Alaska and found it fit my camping style. If I had it to do over again I would probably go with a small ha...
The first time I climbed the ladder with stuff to put in my roof top carrier, I decided that was more adventure than I needed in my life. I don't use my roof top carrier.
I have always enjoyed Wazoo's trip reports.That being said, when I read this one, with the interior shots of his Outfitter and his statements of how much he enjoyed the open feeling of it, I thought "when do you get your check from Outfitter". Eviden...
Just to set the record straight. The newer pop up truck campers do not use canvas and I have never had a problem lowering mine with a wet side wall.As to the construction, different makers use different designs. For example, my Outfitter has a baseme...
