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http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/tundra/109639-tow-package-wiring-relay/ See post #6 (the download PDF is only six pages) Mike

Tilt at about 30 degrees, take off the right side. Unhook cable. Then slide out the left side. Unhook cable. [MikeSmartAss] According to the 2007 Tundra Owners Manual, page 37, unhook cables first, then tilt tailgate 45 degrees. [/EndMikeSmartAss] :p ;) :D :o Mike

If so, would you mind sharing some pics so I could get some idea... Ahhhh, pictures of what or who? :D :D :D Welcome! A lot of folks think these are great... http://www.evergreen-outdoors.net/outback/porta_privy.htm I have one of them on my to do list. Mike

If it measures 59 3/4", you are out of luck. If it measures 57 3/4", you are good to go ! FYI... my 2007 Tundra RCLB (Regular Cab Long Bed) with Line-X spray-on bed liner is 60 1/16". Mike

No-Rinse Laboratories and they have DOG products. Mike

I love this guy's website... Cheap RV Living GREAT SITE! I find "Where To Park" is very helpful. :D :D Mike

There are many more options for ethical camping in undeveloped areas with a Hawk than a pterodactyl! THANKS for actually answering the question I wanted to ask, but did not word correctly! :D That is the main reason we have an ATC camper on order... we do not like people, generators...

Great pictures of the Grand Canyon! One of the great things about our Hawk camper is parking convenience. Are there only designated camping places around Grand Canyon, or can you just find any place you want (on government land)? Mike

Erod, very nice pictures! When we went to Maine, we saw a ga-zillion "Caution Moose" signs. We did not see even the arse of a moose. Did you actually see any? Hmm, I like the emergency tarp setup... do you have roof racks, or what did you fasten the tarp to? Mike

It's not a contest, it's an exchange of information and we all learn in the process. I am sorry I gave the impression this was a contest on my part. Since I am investing $13,000 for a bed on wheels, my nature is to research and understand so that I do not have to spend more money and more time...

Minimun wire is 8 AWG, not 10 AWG? We use a 10 guage stranded wire from the truck battery back to a battery separator, then from the separator to the battery. we are using the double insulated, stranded, 10 gague wire for the truck camper wiring (truck battery back to the camper battery)...

Hmmm... http://www.ase-supply.com/product_p/31922.htm The model 31922 Surepower dual battery isolator is a heavy duty type rated at 240 amps. This is a Schottky type isolator, which means that you have no voltage drop through the rectifiers. This is the unit for those of you with high output...

Dear Mark, "Friendly is good." YES :D "Electricity is mysterious." YES :eek: Pete is correct. More precisely stated, a Silicon diode requires about a 0.7 volt electromotive force in order for it to "turn on." ok and ok In terms of mixing batteries in parallel banks, I am pretty certain...

Pete, I have been reading Introduction to Batteries and Charging Systems on the Sure Power web site, and I am not sure the following is true...Electronic isolators may not be a good way to go if they use diodes to isolate because the diode may insert a one-half volt drop in the charge circuit...

I am not sure where to post this forum search tip... Most (all?) forums suffer the same problem, can not search for a word shorter than four characters (ie: dog)...The following errors occurred with your search: 1. Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms. The following...

I also want to say Hi! I also can't help with the problem... how about using a 3000# scuba tank and just blow the crud out through the front of the camper and through the engine block? JUST KIDDING! :rolleyes: Mike

I like the rear storage cabinet you ordered, but it will greatly cut your visibility when backing or changing lanes, you can see alot out the little window next to the rear door. The closet is about 12" wide, 48" high and 20 1/4" deep. We normally put two shelves in it. Wow, the HUGH storage...

Great pictures! Geez, I do not get my ATC Cougar 'til about mid June 2008... one Mississippi, two Mississippi, three .............. Brett, in the 2nd post 2nd picture there looks like a large black vent cover? or a black show water bag? Mike

Saving coffee water... We have a "Melitta Manual Coffeemaker" (search Amazon.com) we use at home in the microwave with a permanent "gold" filter. But, for camping, we only take the coffee funnel and use "Coffee Filters No 6" (search Amazon.com) instead of the permanent filter. We save (not...

What determines what length is appropriate or to buy... 48" or 60"? Does what I am driving (see my signature) determine 48" or 60"? Confused, Mike

Do any air bags systems have automagic leveling? My '98 Pontiac Transport has that feature, and an extra tire value fitting inside the back panel, with 20' of very flexible hose so I can inflate tires/footballs/etc. Mike

I've an extra bulkhead assembly that I'll probably just throw away. But it would make a good set of patterns if anybody wants to do their own couch mod. I can UPS ground it if anybody's interested. (Wouldn't it be cool if the thing made the rounds to several of you fellers?) Hmmm... I will...

though I almost never turn down a free cold one Hmm, it is only about 320 miles between Sacramento, CA and Santa Maria, CA. I will be at ATC sometime mid-June 2008.......... Mike

What water conservation stuff do you do? Capture the shower water to recycle (especially waiting for hot temperature) for rinsing and flushing Shower using the wet and rinse technique (we call that a "spit bath") Do not run water while brushing teeth Run water slowly to stop waste Reuse cooked...

Thanks Mike, for making me feel even more self conscience. ;) Crap, I should of said, I also have that problem, but I see I actually shot you in the foot. :o So, I will own you a cold beer when we finally meet! Sorry, Mike