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I would add while you still have the camper off the the truck, to take a Sharpie and mark 1" increments on each camper jack. I also had the top of each jack marked where I needed to stop when removing the camper. With the marks, you're able to evenly raise and lower. Like others, i would do...

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Looks like we have a similar set up. What I'm calling a fuse is really a circuit breaker (electrical protection) With the inline replaceable 5 amp fuse protecting the accessory port. I would say that FWCampers leave the factory with all the necessary components and protection in place

I have a 2012 Hawk shell purchased new and installed at the factory. Mine has multiple fuses installed by FWC. A 30 amp under the hood, a 5 amp going to my factory installed 12v accessory plug and another unknown but factory installed. I think it's for the solar plug but I can't see the rating...

The sanding has helped. I make it a point to lift/shift the tent material back up between the panels and the roof after I drop the top.

When did you stop by and take a picture of my camper? I have the same thing happening. It has just stayed like that and not got any worse. Another vulnerable area is where the top folds in and rests on the side cabinet and the sharp edges of the black panels. They rub together and it has...

I can't comment on a Finch, but on my Hawk shell I had to add a "J" bolt to the Derringers for the back. I had to set the angle to catch the eye bolt just right and there is an up and down side I need to watch out for. In the front I use the turnbuckles and make small adjustments each time but...

I too have the jacks marked at the right height for installing/removing but then took it a step further and marked 1" increments (numbered) with a sharpie on the jacks. It's much easier the tell if it's "even" as I lower it. I do all this on a sloped driveway off a wheeled dolly and keep the...

I have a Hawk shell with a 75 amp hr battery and a Zamp solar 80 watt portable. My only electrical demands are lights, charging iphones and a Truckfridge TF41 set at 39 degrees (low voltage cut-off set at medium?) I just spent 6 days in Mammoth with the last 2 days buried in the shade, never...

http://www.torklift.com/x.php?w_page=derringer_fastgun They are small enough to fit inside. On the back I use the carabiner and the Derringer with a J bolt attached. On the front I still use the turnbuckle as an extension for the derringer but I don't have to tighten it down. Only a quick turn...

I did the turnbuckles one time and knew I needed another option. I had a total shoulder replacement and the passenger side front was almost impossible for me. I got the Torklift derringers and some J-bolts. It takes just a few minutes now. Easy!

I'm really happy with the way the custom cabinet turned out. We have always had the duffel bags of clothes getting moved around and in the way. I sketched out a drawing based on the measurments of 2 of the clear plastic totes (LXWXH) in picture #2 and had FWC build around that. Now we each get 1...

We only used it for brushing teeth, a quick rinse of a coffee cup or hand washing. We went 7 days in So. Utah and it had maybe 1 1/2 gals. in it. There is no trap so I put regular de-odorizer in it and we did not notice any smells.

I wanted to share my set-up with the forum. I hope the info might help others in selecting a camper. When we were looking to replace our Pop up trailer it became clear a camper was going to be the best solution. No towing, We can store it on a dolly in the garage between trips and with the shell...