A huge thanks for all the advice and encouragement for this self install. She isn't the prettiest, but somehow fits this vintage camper. The quickness of loading and unloading is indescribable. Better than I EVER expected. 5 minutes. Plus we unloaded...
Just started the whole installation process today. Needless to say, after 6 hours, seems like we got basically nothing done. We'll see what tomorrow brings.
Yesterday day I drove a new 2017 Ram 6.4 Hemi Dually. I know absolutely ZERO about dodge products. In the past 20 years I have owned all Ford trucks and Chevy SUVs. Currently I carry my old camper with a 99 Ford 350 with the Triton V 10. Although it ...
I have been thinking bout a Stable Lift for a few years now for my Vintage 76 Amerigo but just couldn't pull the trigger. Cost being the biggest factor. Well finally cost isn't as big of a deal as dealing with the ongoing issues with the current jack...
I’m from the East Coast. We don’t have much rocky/uneven terrain. Hahahaha. And forget about boondocking. There’s not much. If I were from out west, I probably would have chosen a different system.
The other side has 2 motored poles. So it’s kinda like a tripod system. (3 toggle switches). There’s maneuverability, but the ground can’t be too uneven.
Thanks! But seriously folks... the swing set comment about the Stable lift is actually hilarious! The more I think about it the more I am borrowing that description. I am always asked at campgrounds what’s connected to my camper. Next time I am sim...
All kidding aside... for my post was just a “jab” If I had a brand new camper with the newest of jacks, I wouldn’t even think about replacing them, unless of course, I had a disability or maybe was getting up there in age and the easy on/easyoff wo...
NRALIFR wrote:burningman wrote:What do you think your truck & camper looks like, a Ferrari?What? You mean it doesn’t??? :EOk ok ok........ it doesn’t look LIKE a Ferrari. But, it looks AS GOOD as a Ferrari! :CNow imagine it with the swing set stuck u...
