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And that was the deal breaker for me. My FWC is on full time and the truck is my daily driver, as such the rig must fit in my garage. The FWC just barely fits and the Hallmark wasn't even close with its taller cab over design.

Depending upon the ceiling height of your garage your could raise your door header to fit an 8' garage door. That is what I had to do to fit my Hawk on a 3/4 ton into my garage....I just clear the vent by a couple inches. Not the cheapest option but in the the long run the best for me. My new...

Any more info on the replacement of the fluorescent tubes with LED bulbs? My 2012 Hawk has the factory fluorescent setup with T8 tubes.

I agree Bill....I didn't comment because I hated to rain on your parade Josh. Take another look at that CL photo. The center of gravity of that camper is behind the rear wheels and that will compound your handling problems. I think your Toy only has about 1,300 pounds of payload capacity and...

My two way Dometic frig doesn't bother me but if it did I would put in ear plugs. Also works good in WM parking lots, noisy campgrounds and yes.....motels!

x2 and there is your best solution...wouldn't dream of crossing that border.

I have the upgraded FF and there only pluses and no cons for me.

Ahh no....not my 3/4 Chevy. Excellent braking with my one ton load. Four wheel disc brakes and most importantly I am 600 pounds UNDER my max payload.

Nice setup. Love the GMC, did you get the 6.2 Corvette engine option with the HD payload (2,200 pounds I think) package? I'm thinking about getting that truck to replace my wife's Tahoe.

I am one of the happy users. My 100w suitcase has served all my needs for four years now....great value.

Mine too. Thanks to Costco's great return policy I brought all six of mine back and got a refund. They came out with an updated version awhile later and solved that initial problem. I have had nine of the second generation lights scattered around in vehicles, camper and house now for several...

Good point....I never run my furnace while sleeping. The cycling of it off and on is annoying and is also a battery drain. I depend on a good down bag and a little Wild Turkey. On that trip I think the nighttime temps were in teens and twenties.

I had the same experience with Goo Be Gone.....Paint Be Gone immediately. On my 2012 Hawk Rustoleum Gloss White was a perfect match.

X2 I have a Temperpedic memory foam mattress and pillows at home which are great. I made the mistake of taking the pillow on a late season hunting trip and that thing was no better than a using rock for a pillow.

If possible, this is the best solution by far. I raised my 7' door to 8' and it just clears my Hawk and 3/4 ton Chevy. My crew cab was also too long to fit....no problem! Moved the whole front facade and door out 5" and cut a hole/window for the front of the truck into the back wall of the...

My install was done by the FWC dealer here in Denver and I believe it is a Zamp Solar product. Using that outlet for a Battery Tender lead doesn't work on mine. When plugged in, I get a reverse polarity warning from the BT. I'm definitely no EE so I'll defer to others to explain that....works...

Mine also is at the front of the passenger side....why? That is the shortest run to the batteries. I only have the Renology 100w suitcase and it has supplied all my power needs.

Love it.....link to company? I'll have to look for a mean look pic for mine as a break in deterrent. This probably wouldn't work.

Yes John, I would immediately upgrade that F150 to a 3/4 ton truck. Why spend money on upgrading a 1/2 ton? Load range E tires, air bags, different spring packs, sway bars, etc., etc. I see this over and over on this forum and I understand it if one already owns a 1/2 ton truck, but you're...

Ahh...guess I'm lazy and cheap. All I did is purchase a Renolgy 100w suitcase. It was around $250, fits nicely behind my roll over couch and is completely out of way. Been using it now for over three years and couldn't be happier. It has supplied all my power needs for up 8 days in elk camp...

Ain't that the truth!

Another advantage of the Rubbermaid steps is that you can use them for tucking in the corners and attaching the clampdowns on the top. They are also handy around the house and garage.

No not awkward at all for humans. No problem with it sliding off the bumper it has a lip designed to rest flat on the step bumper and the lip has rubber gripping inserts with a sawtooth like pattern. The deck itself is grooved and has a rubberized texture to it....has a very secure feel to it...

Pet Step Folds in half, fits perfectly in my Hawk and is Rottie approved. Use a little Velveta to train the dog and chocolate for the wife. http://www.petstep.com

Yep your good to go Paul. My 3/4 ton Chevy with a Hawk just clears my 8' door.