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Hello all. I have had my camper, factory installed, for about 2 1/2 years now. Never had an issue with turnbuckles until this last weekend. Been on some very rough roads before, Mojave, all over Death Valley, random mining roads in Nevada. Today I noticed the bolts in the truck bed and...

Great idea. I think you forgot to attach the Amazon link though.

We use this. No holes, no fuss. https://www.amazon.com/UE-BOOM-Wireless-Bluetooth-Speaker/dp/B00CM0XHNS Plus it doubles as a stereo system when playing movies on our tablet at night

I would also concider if the camper will live on the truck full time and if you plan on using your new truck as a daily driver. You will be sorely disappointed at the way most 3/4 and 1 tons drive unladen as compared to the 1/2 tons.

I wound up purchasing the one I linked to. Pretty decent trailer for moving the camper into my garage. Couple of thoughts: I have a Hawk shell model, anything kitted out or if you have a Granby I would go with the larger trailer. I am really at the limits of this trailer and the couple of...

Congrats and welcome to the club!

Harbor Freight is selling trailers again....at least online. I went to the store to pick one of these up but the manager said they havent received authorization yet to sell them in the store but should very soon...

This is whats in my 17 Hawk. https://www.defender.com/product3.jsp?name=perforated-headliner-material-without-foam-backing&path=-1|5948|2333932|2333935&id=2263767 Sailrite also stocks this but cant find it on their website at the moment.

Front -Bilstein 5100, middle perch - 1 1/2 spacer Rear -Firestone airbags -Daystar cradles -Icon 2.0 shocks *made the biggest difference. My advice, get the best shock you can afford. -stock springs with 1" lift block

Nice solution. I liked this mount so much when I was touring the demos when I was having my shell installed I bought one and mounted it in my build. Haven't had an issue with the table 'sinking" yet but when I do I will give this a try.

Ive had my Hawk mounted on my Titan for about 8 months now. Numerous trips to Death Valley (Racetrack Road / Saline Valley), Mojave Preserve and the Arizona Strip. I can say that I havent had a single "loose" turnbuckle. I have no liner, camper sits on bare metal. Im no mechanical engineer...

Does anyone know of a source for the black aluminum trim used on the inside of the campers (its the same white trim as the drip edge on the exterior). I know I could probably get it from FWC or ATC but was looking to find it online. (Ive checked Camping World and a few local RV stores, no...

So to answer a couple questions. Yes, the wood used is pre-finished "maple" plywood found at Home Depot. Not a perfect match but pretty darn close. As far as smell. We have had these style porta potti's in sail boats for years. As long as you replace them every few years no smell at all...

Stock Bumper. "Brush bar" that I bought off craigslist years ago.

No. It's mounted on the slides (with a small modification to the mounting bracket). This photo might be a better representation. Obviously the rear door would be closed for use.

500# slides with Camco slam latch with rubber marine gasket to seal the door.

Hawk Shell owner here, really wanted the Thetford Cassete Toilet but unfortunately its not an option on the Shell model. So here goes my "system" Thats the last thing I want to see when opening the door. Whats inside you might ask?

Welcome fellow Titan-er! I would agree these trucks are billy goats and one of the most under rated platforms out there. As for the rear end, my thoughts have always been to uprade to the Currie Dana 60 but after 120k of hard (but not abused) miles my rear has been holding up just fine. You...

One more photo showing the location, this is the drivers side above the wheel well. I have one spot left in the panel, had I ordered the flood lights though the panel would have been maxed out.

If this helps. Here is a photo of the electrical panel in my 2017 Hawk Shell. I would assume the wiring harness in the shell model and the "loaded" models are different as the location of the panel is not in the same place.