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I think this is it….. YES! You are correct, sir!

I've changed the screens on my house windows and screen doors and have the grommet tool. Would be a b#%*h to change the screen with the screen on the camper with the louvers blocking your access. Pat I agree! The screen has some wiggle room. Get yourself a helper and have them push up and...

If you look at the screen from outside the camper you will see that there is a rubber keeper that runs the entire perimeter of the screen to hold it in. Look for the corner that has the end points and remove the rubber keeper from there. When you replace the screen you may need a window screen...

Lid off and battery under. If that is a wet cell battery in there, you will need to vent that to the outside. You don't want any gases building up in your compartment.

I believe so, but we have never used them. You should call Suspa to confirm this before ordering.

The interior ones can be removed in about 30 seconds. Just press a small indent and they pop right off. Or you can get these http://www.suspa.com/us/products/gas-springs/options/quick-release-end-fitting/

The vent is about 2-1/2" tall and the rack is 2" tall. We also make a 3" tall rack for those who wish to have it higher than the vent lid.

Black is negative, yellow is positive. Camper yellow (+) to fan black (+) Camper black (-) to fan white (-)

The IBS was a replacement...you should have received the paperwork for it. Our mistake. Please give us a call tomorrow and we will be happy to mail it out to you.

ah, got it. Can I drill a second hole through this? You can drill as many holes in it as you wish! :huh:

That area of the camper is a plywood wall, there is no problem in drilling a hole for another strap. Well, not exactly! There is a 1 1/2" gap between the black plastic and the plywood wall of the floor pack. A 6x6 block is in the area where the bolt is. Push on the plastic and you will feel...

If you have the offset brackets it will work without trimming. The offset brackets are used in the picture I attached, and they still don't give enough clearance from the rain gutter, it has to be trimmed.

I have a rain gutter on the top of my door frame, and also screwed into the roof itself. The installation at the rear just became a serious head scratcher! It can be done! You may have to trim the length of the top rain gutter though. Here it is on another Hawk.

Hmmm . . . will we hear about it before the Long Beach Show?? :D No! Sorry!

Has anyone heard anything about FWC moving away from the center pole for the dinette table to a lagun-style side mounted table? Hmmm...I've heard something about that!! ;)

Do the outside fixtures also have two bulbs each? No! The porch lights only have one bulb in them.

Four bulbs inside! The exterior "porch" lights also use the same bulb.

Pardon my ignorance, but where exactly is the shower portion of the shower/cassette toiler? Does something slide out? Sorry, just can't visualize it. Also, pics show it on a Late model Tacoma, will this fit earlier Tacos, say a 2002 Tacoma? Inquiring minds want to know. The shower pan is...

Is there a grey water storage tank for the shower (and sink)? Extra cost for this layout? There aren't any grey water storage tanks, it's like a typical set up with a hose draining to a bucket. Sink drain is on the driver side wall and the shower drain is on the passenger side rear, down low...

I like the basic design...but that wobbly table has to be improved. Stay tuned!!

Will this new layout carry over into the other models as well? Yes, the self contained model will be available for the Fleet and larger models. (Hawk, Grandby, Keystone) Will not be available for the Raven.

Thanks for the welcoming. Stan will still be around, I am just trying to give him a helping hand.

Is it possible to raise the two dinette windows about six inches to allow visibility while the dinette is being used? I will answer this one for Stan...No, there isn't any room to move the windows up, nor is there any room for the smaller window that you are speaking of. We understand that...

Here is something that may work... http://www.topvinylfilms.com/products/Static_Cling_Vinyl-20-11.html

If you install the struts while they are extended the distance between the two brackets shouldn't really matter at all, am I right? Whatever distance is required to install them this way is the correct distance for the given roof height. The horizontal distance between the brackets must be...