My '89 Bijou camper has Titan manual jacks and brackets so they can be swung up and stowed horizontally when not in use. Is it necessary? As long as the bottom of the jacks aren't lower than the truck frame I don't see why I can't leave them vertical...
My next major project is to address this.I don't know what they were thinking about at the factory when they placed the jack in the middle of an opening in the wall! The weight was originaly taken by the plywood base (3/4" or 5/8") and a rather thin ...
My girlfriend and I looked at renting an RV for our summer vacation and then realized a very basic rig wouldn’t cost much more than a 2 week rental.We found even Class B motor homes a bit big for our needs and taking up space when we wouldn’t be usin...
When I bought my TC a couple of months ago I helped the seller load it on my pickup, He did not even tighten the bolts on the jacks more than finger tight after swinging them down, that plus them being cranked up to their highest because of his drive...
AnEv942 wrote:WOW looks like folks have been 'feeding' that hole at the back with scraps of ply.But back to the propane door. Though functional and looks like semi water tight Im not seeing a lot of air-if any exchanging. Cant tell in any of the pict...
This part of the renovation of our camper is pretty well finished, here is a picture of the left front jack attach point to contrast with the one I started this thread with. I finally feel confident that when I crank that jack up, the camper will be ...
AnEv942 wrote:... How far back, looks like a 2x, go back? Curious to see what you do for the door. Will you try to straighten the frame & use it and make a new door? ...I added 2x4 gussets front, rear and middle on both sides, here is a better pictur...
Dave Pete wrote:... we bought unit #1 for $700 including "lots of needed restoration work" and an original sales brochure in pristine condition; we hauled it home. ... we made a purchase decision (also $700) sight un-seen and drove two days to get it...
