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right here... not far up from hwy 32

well we went up last thursday...didnt get too far due to snow. as you can see from the ruts i high centered the truck....time to get out the winch bag! once we winched through this one we were right next to a nice clearing so we just stopped there for the day. this guy had a good time...

man, with all the pics this could really be a good reference source.

well i will let ya know. i warned the wife. if we cant get up there we will just go somewhere else.

Hello Tom, yes i was thinking maybe Ted or Craig had been up there already.....

well you know that a good product would need a good name! only one comes to mind.

Well i wonder how it looks up there at the moment? i wonder if its possible to get as far as wilson lake? it may be a hopeless slab of compacted frozen snow. oh well, dear wife suggests taking a close up look, i'm up for it, so off we go.

I put carriage bolts on my jack brackets, so I do not need a box wrench on one side. Then I just use my 18v impact gun and take the nuts off. I hate driving with the jacks on... the holes are round. what keeps the head from rotating?

yes i have taken steps to make the work go as easy as possible...wrenchs are right where theyre needed and i have a spot to stash the jacks, extended, ready to go back on. but nevertheless, i wonder why there is no slick way to "capture" the jack without using bolts.

i hate to leave the jacks on when we travel. we frequently have brush problems and tight spots where the jacks would be an issue. so i jack the camper up, get the truck under it, and then remove the jacks. now its not too bad since there are only three bolts per jack but, the nylon bushed...

Hello Herr42 (Jeff) Does your 2007 four wheel camper have the larger refrigerator / freezer installed in it ? If so, your camper should already have the refrigerator vent fan I think Ted is referring to. I'm pretty sure he is asking about the exterior refrigerator vent fan. We install the...

I recall it too, I ran wiring for one when I had my counter apart in case I decide one is needed. I figured I'd just end up jerry rigging a mount in the fridge compartment blowing towards the coils. mine is wired but not yet mounted to the coils. ugh. i have used one of the "fridgefans" and i...

whats up here? why does no one mention the ASC unit FWC installs? its made by specialty concepts....very low priced. http://www.specialty...oduct_info.html it seems to do the job for a low price, handles the AGM batteries well, is potted, encapsulated for vibration resistance. i wonder what...

I know folks have talked about this in the past however i'm hoping to revive conversation... Those who've bought campers/shells for 2000-06 Tundra's why and are you happy? -Model and brand of camper -How'd the truck handle the load, suspension mods (air bags, torsions bars, etc) -Likes and...

Can't blame the CTD for other Mfg'rs stuff.... Sure love mine...3 years and not a single repair..just keeps humming (rattling) along. i cant believe they replaced an engine for no reason. do you think they would do it if they knew it was not their fault? i know those are really reliable...

man if you could just pull the pin to remove the jacks it would be cool!

i love the dogs....goldens are my favorite. get the 12v reconnected to the fridge....use that while driving. it works great!

At 12VDC and 30 amps, the losses are significant with only 3 or 4 feet of 10 gauge wire, equal to about one third of a volt. If it takes 20 feet of wire to reach the trailer connector at the back of the truck, plus another 10 feet from the hitch to the battery in the camper, the loss could be a...

well as the charge current drops off the IR loss will decrease. this means that as the battery charges, the effects of voltage drop along the wire are reduced. if all you were doing was trickle charinging to top it up, you could get by with a 16gauge wire. the only reason you need a heavy...

it will work. power is available only when the engine is running...there is a relay under the hood. <BR><BR>the only problem could be that if your camper battery is really low you might pop the fuse during the initial charge period.

yes the transmission skid plate is much lower. i never have touched the tank to anything.

hell, you can convert that over to microwave use....what a feature! a preinstalled ham dish!

What was the file size of the image you were trying to upload? 2148kb

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I know this looks risky but that tree was not going to move! This site was beautiful.