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Thought I would post this in case someone is still looking for mounts for the Eezi Batwing. I recently sold my batwing awning but the buyer did not need the mounts. Anyone looking for a set, can contact me via PM. Thanks.

Thanks for the offer but I'm not interested at this time.

Replaced my 2013 Hawk outdoor faucet with the current Bullfinch version. Ordered from FWC but also available on ebay or direct from www.bullfinch-gas.co.uk. Had to have a stainless steel plate made to cover up the hole from the previous valve. [media]IMG_20190618_145800...

Mines installed at the same points as yours.

No regrets. The gain in payload would have been lost if I went with the diesel. Miss the eco boost engine though. Loved the low rpm torque.

Actually, that is an old photo when I first installed the Bat Wing. I now have a F250.

Love the 270 deg coverage but I'm not tall enough to make reaching the zipper without using a small step stool . Guess, I'm too lazy. My wife was not happy with me selling this. She loved the shade over the doorway. My lost, buyer's gain.

What ever you do, do not use the factory bed tie downs. They are not rated to handle the load of the camper. I would recommend having a dealer install the bed mounting points or at the very least, install the recommended hardware for the Hawk. Here is a video of that maybe of help...

Local sale only. Asking $825. Irvine, CA. Awning made by So. African manufacturer. 270 deg awning made from quality materials. I had this installed on my Hawk for a year. For installation on passenger side. Used camper four times in that time. Otherwise, stored in garage away from the sun...

Not to get rich on this, but I have a shower hose from my 2013 Hawk that I no longer need. I recently converted my original outdoor shower to the current one being delivered. If anyone is interested, contact me and we can work it out.

If the sticker is vinyl, try a hair blower to soften first, then using an old credit card to scrape off.

For the whole lot. Harv

Still available...

Here's my version of the back/vertical bike mount on this post: http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/15999-rear-mounted-swing-bike-rack-or-front-tow-hitch-bike-rack/?p=191160

I have used VHB to secure my solar brackets to the roof of my Hawk and over the last 3 years, it hasn't shown any signs of degradation. I recently made a change in my solar panels and removing the brackets took some elbow grease. I did manage to get them off with no damage to the roof. (I used a...

This might help: https://youtu.be/hpZl77cYBxo

Thank you all for your feedback. In the end, I was about ready to place my order for a Yakima Full Swing carrier but had second thoughts of adding another 57#s to the back of the truck. So, I decided to tackle the minimalist approach and mount the bikes on the back wall as done in the post by...

I need some advice on carrying my bikes. Never done it with the camper before and I'm looking for advice on the pro's and con's of putting it on the rear hitch with a swing away carrier or getting a front hitch for the rack. I'm carrying two bikes and considered mounting a fork attachment to...

When I received my shipment, I only did a quick voltage check. I discovered 3 that fell below 3v. If I held the meter to the cell, I could see the voltage continue to diminish. I asked the vendor to replace those cells and they quickly shipped me 5 replacements. I did not do a long term cycle...

For clarity, here are some shots of my build. Using tinned copper wire (easier to apply solder)

Make sure the area of solder is clean. Apply a small amount of flux prior to solder. I used a Qtip. Apply solder to cell without the wire first. Then apply solder to wire, separately. Next touch the wire (with the pre-soldered area) and apply heat. It looks like you don't have enough heat...

David, the aluminum strip runs the length of the panel, short side. I have three aluminum strips for each panel. The leading edge, middle and back. The strip is attached to the panel via 3M VHB tape. The aluminum strip for the center panel is cut 1" longer on the sides to allow the strip to tuck...

Yes, the cost is a consideration but I closed my eyes and clicked...

Thanks David. The eyebolts were recommended by FWC but I can see using shackles might be a better solution. At least it would eliminate a torquing that might bend the jack stand attachment point.