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If that is directed to me, it's 1 inch by 3 wide.

On my flatbed, I utilized the jack brackets to store a number of things since the jacks are always left at home. Bikes will go up there as well.

I had a FWC Eagle on a Tacoma. Despite additional leaf springs, air bags and updated shocks - you cannot change a vehicles GVWR. My new camper is heavier than the Eagle was but when I looked at upgrading trucks, I went with a 1 ton Ram 3500. The difference in price over a 3/4 ton is minimal and...

I have mounted awnings and other things using the jack brackets. Probably the strongest part of the camper.

I decided to not bolt mine. Using bolts makes it pretty challenging to align them if you ever take the camper off . I’m using Torklift tie downs between the jack brackets and the flatbed. Easily adjusted and I can check them easily as well.

Coming from a FWC where I needed help to lift the roof, it’s great. There are small servo motors at the lifts that work from a switch. There is a grab bar that folds flat for travel that is not clear in the picture. My flatbed is probably 4-6 inches taller than normal as I have a drawer that...

Coming from a FWC where I needed help to lift the roof, it’s great. There are small servo motors at the lifts that work from a switch. There is a grab bar that folds flat for travel that is not clear in the picture. My flatbed is probably 4-6 inches taller than normal as I have a drawer that...

I just posted a few more pictures in the gallery here on WTW.

Slides out when needed and gets tucked away when it’s not.

There are huge storage areas on both sides.

Covers a large area.

Pictures of a Bundutec Flatbed camper mounted to an aluminum flatbed on a Ram 3500

Phase 3 -- The Camper We looked at all the major camper builders who had built flatbed models who were within our budget and willing to customize a few things so we could get what we wanted. After visiting a number of places, we settled on Bundutec in Raymond, Iowa. Rory, the owner, has 40...

I finally have some time to post a description of the build. It was done in three phases. Phase 1 -- Replace my Tacoma We were looking for a truck that could carry 4 people and get a camper that was both bigger than our FWC Eagle and designed around our needs. We loved the Eagle and used it a...