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I had one starting to pull out, so I came up with this a fish-plate idea. 1/8 inch stainless steel metal on both sides sandwiching the damaged wood. I'll try to find a picture for you.

while doing research for a camper i came across the Froli Sleep System. only later did i find out that the XPCamer was utilizing the same set up. I think this would be an excellent alternative for a great night's sleep in any pop-up camper with a simple 4" mattress topper as the _only_ mattress...

You might try and bench test the pumps. With a fused 12volt source, two rubber hoses with clamps, and a bucket of water you can trouble shoot the pumps without having the hassle of the camper. Make sure your inlet connections are tight or you will draw air. If the pumps check out then I would...

I too would be interested in what your planning. I have been toying around with the idea of finding a used one to match the one on the side and cut it down for the rear.

We have one and it worked great this spring when it was 18*F. I believe we were in between 8500-9000 feet. Like the said on prevois posts just crack you roof vent and do not leave it on when you go to bed. Happy Camping -Chris

I have my Grandby on a '04 2500 Chevrolet HD. I previously had it on a long bed version of this pickup. The differences are: 1) I can turn tighter w/ the shorter wheel base. 2) It squats more on the short bed, but no more than about an inch or so ( I now have air bags in the rear). 3) On the...

Overall, I have enjoyed my new to me '05 Grandby for the past 2 years. It fits our minimal/ lite traveling style. I have dropped by the Woodland factory on my way to and from trips, the staff have always been nice and helpful. One time I did a repair in the parking lot and they provided me with...

I'm looking to make my own brackets out of stainless steel and mount jacks at the corners instead of using two tripod jacks. Would someone be willing to measure their brackets and send me the dimensions so i do not have to reinvent the wheel. It looks like all a person will need is a bit of flat...

Put the lift struts on the outside. They work great!

Now I'm wondering if one of the rear jack brackets could support a jerry can? A full jerry can weighs what, 30#? Is that too much stress bouncing around on the frame of the camper? I think it is all how the jerry can bracket is mounted to the jack bracket. If the base of the jerry can bracket...

I second the spray wax. Just spray it on and wipe it off. Found at any parts house.