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Agree completely.

Going all the way from Big Bend to Yuma to head south into Baja seems long. What about going south into mainland Mexico from Big Bend, hit the coast and drive south to Topolobampo, then taking the ferry across to La Paz in Baja. Then explore Baja as you head north from there? I know nothing...

I would say it depends on your use. As R&R says above, one battery works for him with the main draw being the fridge. But if you are running the fridge, heater, charging phones, and using a plugged in laptop, that might be enough. We are having a new rig built right now. We went with two lithium...

I'd like to cancel my subscription to 2021. I've experienced the 7 day trial and I'm not interested.

Does FWC still deliver their campers to their dealers themselves? If so, they could load yours up and bring it back after their next delivery to Denver.

Finally some dancers that aren't twerking to distract from their lack of dancing skills.k

Oh Monte, I hope Lil' Red never reads this. :( Besides, did you see where his knee is compared to the dashboard at 3:05? You don't want that.

If the current owner of our first FWC ever takes the cabinets apart he will probably find my wedding ring.

We got down to 9 one night. The freezing water killed our water pump. Since then we have run the heater over night on very cold nights and left the cabinet door open to make sure warm air got into the pump location.

Good call Patrick. We are facing a similar issue. We have a new rig being built in South Carolina. Should be done in February. Our plan was to fly back there and drive it home. But with the way this virus is getting out of control and me being one of those people with a "compromised immune...

Our 2014 FWC has the side dinette and looks much like Ronon's photo when the bed is set up. I found the sections between the curtain and the shelf side to be somewhat uncomfortable when sleeping on it. I bought a 1.5 inch foam pad and cut it to cover all of the cushions and the shelf. It makes...

The difference in the masks shown is the first five are to protect you from breathing something in. The last one is also to protect others from what you breathe out. Most people that catch this flu don't even know it for a week or so, but they are contagious during that time. The mask is to help...

Oh man, I am envious. Dungeness is my favorite. We still have about 5 weeks until our season opens. I always get more than I can eat and save the meat for cakes, quiche, dip, whatever. Do the same with salmon. Our King salmon season just ended so bought one last fillet for dinners and smoking...

Rather than watch the videos I went straight to the comments section. Most haven't even noticed there is a camper in the video. Particularly the one in which she demonstrates how she showers. Hmmm, 17 years of using a FWC and no one has ever asked us how we shower.

https://www.kaslradio.com/men-on-motorcycles-accused-of-harassing-yellowstone-bison/ At best I hope karma will return by them being gored by bison some day. I won't say what I would like to happen at worst. :angry:

We were in Yosemite once and it snowed about 8-10 inches overnight. No way could we drop the roof with that load on it. It would crash down the instant I popped the bifold panels and billow out the canvas sides. We tied a towel around a rope and dragged it across the roof to remove as much snow...

I checked in with Ski tonight. If this fire blows their way, they are hoping the scar from the King fire will slow or stop it. But it is in "their backyard" as they call it and an area they frequent, so it is yet another frustrating blow to an already bad season.

We're on our way. And about 180 family, neighbors, and close friends! Just kidding. Currently 108 here at 7:00 pm.

Yeah, I was looking at a map of the where the Slink fire has burned. Our camp site was almost dead center. And Heenan still looks bad after the fire two or three years ago. Disappointing to see it possibly getting hit again. Thanks for the update Craig.

Whoopee, here is our forecast for the coming Labor Day weekend. If this is Fall weather, I hope it is a short one and winter hits early. Saturday Sunny and hot, with a high near 101. Saturday Night Clear, with a low around 72. Sunday Sunny and hot, with a high near 105. Sunday Night...

Moderators, this is a friendly site and if this post is likely to create a fuss, I understand if you choose to delete it. That said, this was a response to a recent trip report. I'm losing any tolerance for stupid people. Didn't want to hijack that TR so thought I'd start a new thread. We...

The bearings went slowly. We were able to replace them before they failed completely. But that was on a 2000 Tundra, the first year they were made. Our 2011 Tundra has had the camper on it full time since we got it new in 2010 and it has had no issues at all with the rear axle bearings. So I...

Hi MJ, Welcome aboard. We started with a 2003 Hawk on a 2000 Tundra on the truck full time. Went through a couple of sets of rear axle bearings. Upgraded to a new Tundra in 2011 and then upgraded to a new Hawk in 2014. Again, the camper is on the truck full time and we have had no issues. That...

Another thing to check... I recall Dirty Dog, the creator of WTW, replaced the stock wheels on his truck with after market wheels. While out exploring the Nevada desert he got a flat. Discovered the new wheels were installed with a different size lug nut than the stock wheels, making his lug nut...

We have a 6 year old 130 watt panel on the roof that is so inefficient it can't keep up with our 12v fridge. We recently had All Terrain Campers add an external plug and purchased the Renogy 100 watt foldable Eclipse panel with controller. It can keep up with the fridge and add charge to the...