All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: West Coast Jamboree 2022, Who is Interested?Scary stuff! I have a brother that lives in that area. He doesn't know for sure if he's lost his house but it doesn't look good. Looking at the fire map, the fire crossed Old Oregon Trail and burned though his property.Re: RV.net Truck Camper Forum for 20 YearsJune 2004 is when I joined.Re: Blackstone GriddleI've been using a 17" Blackstone for a couple years. I take it in the TC sometimes but it is heavy and it takes up a lot of real estate. There's a lot of things that you can do on the griddle but it can't take the place of a grill.Re: 2000 Dodge Ram 2500 weight questionsI bought my 2002 Dodge Ram 2500 new for the purpose of hauling around a truck camper. The weight numbers are the same as your rig and my truck camper weighs about 3,200 lbs fully loaded. The last time I weighed at the scales, the total was 11,480 lbs. I have air-lift air bags and torklift upper stableloads but the shocks and brakes are original. The tires are Firestone TransForce A/T on the stock rims. The biggest issue I had was the side to side rocking and sway. I removed the stock anti sway bar and I installed a roadmaster anti-sway bar. This was the most noticeable change to the handling. It's great with the load but a little harsh with no load. I use the air bags to raise the rear and bring the headlights down so that I don't have to re-align them. I have no problem with the weight but I wouldn't want to go much heavier unless I had a dually.Re: Introductions?? (NEWBIE)Welcome from Northern California. I've been truck camping since 2004. I don't have all the answers but I've learned from most of my mistakes.Re: Another GPS horror story (it turns out OK in the end) time2roll wrote: I can't believe you did not camp on that cul-de-sac for the night ;) Put a cone out and call it the night. Lots easier to figure stuff out in the morning. Sounds like a great adventure :B That's what I would have done. It's not like you were impeding traffic.Re: Leveling truck camper questionWhile camping at Patrick's Point State Park last week, I needed eight inches to level the camper. I could have used the rear Jack's but then I'd have to remove everything out of the fender wells. So I used several wood blocks to get it close. I then put the front Jack's down to minimize the rocking.Re: Our July 4th Menu - What's Yours?Pork dishes from the 50s? Better include a side of Lipitor :-)Re: Travel advice - quick cross country tripI'd check road conditions in Wyoming and Idaho. I just came though and there's lots of snow melt causing flooded roads in the wind river, Dubois areas.Re: unintended consequencesI had a metal building set up for my camper. 20' wide, 24' long and 14' tall. About 6 months later I had it extended 10' so now it's 34' long. If I didn't have so much stuff on the side, I could park my tractor in there too.
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