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Enjoy it for us Gent, we're shoveling snow this week, no camping in the near future but skiing has finally started so we will be occupied.

bsharp, What year/month Eagle is that? It looks like FWC copied my overlay doors on the narrow upper and lower cabinets. Also looks like they changed to a better quality plywood for the interior, looks great. I'd love to see some more pictures, maybe cabinets open etc. Thanks for posting.

Congratulations on the Hawk purchase, sounds like a great deal. I'll be looking forward to the pictures.

More of the Inside Shower Here are the last of the shower shots. 1. Shower head hangs over the bungee during use. 2. Power shower bucket sits on the sink with room to heat additional water during the process. 3. Shower head and hose coil up inside the bucket for easy storage. 4. Power...

Inside Shower Here are the pictures of the shower we were able to fit in the additional floor space created by the dinette set up. 1. We started with a hula hoop to hold up the curtain as was suggested by a couple of our members here but ended up changing to a heavy bungee and rope attached to...

Welcome to the board, great pic'c and keep 'em coming.

Stan, I just reviewed your post for the correct wiring layout, thanks for doing our homework for us. Also, you might want to replace those batteries in the home thermostat, they have likely served their time.

Many thanks for sharing your trip and great reports with us. You've actually seen many things in the west that we haven't. Fantastic.

Congrats and welcome aboard. You've already heard about the mandatory pictures so I won't belabor that one. Best of Luck.

Sounds like a good option package. The fan is another must, helps remove cooking and other misc. odors very well. We didn't need the couch for sleeping either so I turned it into the mini dinette and we love it. Take a look at the thread, maybe something like that would work out for you, though...

Jeff, Can't help you with any info, but welcome to the forum and best of luck.

Welcome to the forum and in the future the FWC family, you'll love the camper, we sure do.

That's not hogging at all, it's sharing a great experience, keep it up.

2llamas, You are very welcome. I don't think you can go wrong with a new Hawk no matter which options you choose. Be sure to get the furnace and for that matter anything you think you might need in the future, its cheaper now to get most options than it will be after the fact. Best of luck and...

Scott, Thanks for the reply. 42995B was the model number posted by Stan and is shown on the packaging in his post. I'm guessing it is an older item still available in wally world's inventory but has been replaced by the 42999B. I went ahead and ordered one from Amazon for about $30.00 plus...

Help w/ Hunter Model #42995B I've been looking for this unit on line since the closest wally is 35 miles away (which I consider a positive in most cases) but I haven't been able to locate one. Any help out there?

Manual fill here, the controller would be nice but can't justify the expense for now. My air bags have almost zero leakage, maybe a pound or two a month, just lucky I guess.

buzz, Thanks for the reply. We will likely go to Zion in early November as neither of us is real heat tolerant, especially me. It's nice to here Watchman is a bit dispersed, can't stand wall to wall RV's etc. Less than perfect camping conditions is the price you pay at the NPs, but they do...

buzz, Once again great shots and report. We're looking into a Zion trip in the next couple of years and would be interested in any addition information on Watchman CG. Did you have to make reservations? Which camp site look the best? What dates were you there? How crowded was It? Thanks in advance.

I've been very happy with the performance of the Firestone Ride Rites on the Tacoma for both ride control and leveling, its a great way to go. I'm no great wrencher but installed them myself in four hours and saved about $250.00 on the deal.

Chains? I haven't had a set of tire chains for 25 years, since the last 2WD vehicle was sold. If I can't get there on four studded snow tires than the weather's too bad to enjoy it anyway and I need to stay home and do snow removal. Now as to mud, I rarely choose to drive through any but I'm...

I also missed this thread the first time around so thanks for pulling it forward DD. Much like Ted we are about 80% camp grounds and 20% wild land. We decided on the FWC for the light weight and low profile plus increased resale. With the camper on the truck full time and no option to store it...

Stan, The digital thermostat sounds like a great addition...will likely add one in the future, thanks.

buzz, Great pictures and report as usual, I'll be following along as you go.

SG, looks like camping and fishing with the FWC is a perfect combo, thanks for the pics. Enjoy.