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fixed. for now. Here's a shot of what I did to fix it. Hope depot had the aluminum rods that fit perfectly within the "track." So far so good and I raised and lowered it with some heavy gear up top. Marc

solution . . . maybe Thanks Keith and Ed. I went ahead and installed some aluminum reinforcement rods with aluminum rivets for now. The material is much thicker than the original and it fits perfectly in the channel. So far it seems strong and secure. I'll post some photos when we get back from...

Any advice on how to fix this? The initial cause was lowering the roof with snow on top and it took me by surprise. thanks, Marc 2005 Hawk

We took the Apache trail and camped at Apache Lake. The road winds right along the lake. We enjoyed it. Just remember if you plan to stay you need a "Tonto Pass." There's a ranger station at Roosevelt Lake where you can buy one. You can't pay at the campgrounds anymore and we had to waste an...

Thanks, Rick. We just got back Sunday night from AZ. I look forward to returning and taking your advice. We did go south from Flagstaff on the 180 and 87 towards Tucson, but had to hurry. The Rim area is awesome. Anxious to see it again. Marc

I'm taking my wife and 2 kids (2 and 4) to Arizona in a couple weeks for some camping. We were thinking about hitting the Prescott area first (Lynx Lake), then exploring Sedona (Oak Creek Canyon), Flagstaff, possibly Mogollon region, and down to Tuscon as a final destination (for my Grandfathers...

My bolts broke, too Not sure if the diagnosis would be the same for The toyota, but I determined the problem on my 98 f150 to be the leaf springs fanning out and actually making excessive contact with the bolts when offroading. They're really close to each other to begin with. I had spring pack...

Welcome I just joined recently, too. Your photos remind me of how I miss Baja and fun surf trips. We have 2 youngsters and decided to steer clear for a while with all the riff-raff going on down there, but will keep the hope up. Will throw you a shaka if I see you in North County. Go Chargers...

ha ha Sometimes we tie her to the hood, too. for clarification, "keep the camper clear . . . for a spot for the dog (on the lower bed with cab window open)." NOT in the Thule box. :o

Roof weight We have a long thule box on top, too. We really like it to store lightweight extras and keep the camper clear for dealing with kids (changing diapers etc), eating lunch, and spot for the dog on long trips. What we've done that might help you is (if you have the yakima track system)...

Thanks for the replies on the altitude problems with Fridge and furnace. I don't think anything's broken--just thought I wasn't supposed to use above recommended altitudes. There's a small black receptacle on the top of my 4wc. Is that for future solar considerations? Also, there's a strip of...

Greetings. New to the forum. 4WC owner since 2005. Any solutions to using Gas fridge and furnace at altitude? Norcold recommends not using at over 4500 ft and suburban furnace at 5500 ft. We often camp much, much higher. One time I couldn't even get the pilot to light at 4600 ft. I read...