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Many folks out a Dee Zee heavyweight bed mat down underneath the camper. Helps keep it in place as well.

Doesn’t FWC recommend storing with the top up? I imagine that wouldn’t hurt.

So much this. Having the space in the back of the truck to store things is big. If you're spending one or two nights in each spot and moving along, it also makes setup/breakdown easier. I don't usually store anything inside the camper except clothing (outside of the cabinets).

Your Yakima Tracks will determine your Tower options, which will determine your Crossbar options...which as you may have guessed will determine your kayak and canoe mount options. The Skyline tower is the current Yakima Tower, while the Control Towers are the older ones. I'm sure you can...

You can always put the Engel on a slider.

Definitely agree to remove them.

Smart move.

Have any of you considered fabricating a small platform/table to put your stove on? I was thinking it’d be really nice to be able to attach to the jack mounts upon arrival. You’d also be able to leave the extra propane tank in the cubby while connected to the stove. Photo attached for...

Hey, it was nice to meet you at Descend! Good luck finding the right camper for the Mog! Riley

Are you doing a 3-way fridge from FWC, or a top loading fridge/freezer from Engel/ARB etc? That will play a large part due to the draw of the front loading options.

I did the same thing. Very efficient. Add some straps to secure it and you’re good to go.

It's been done before!

moonlight - We use a 2" memory foam topper in addition to the stock mattress and it works just fine. We even leave our down comforter down when closing the top. I loosened the roof latches though so as to not compress something that is not supposed to be compressed.

Doesn't pack up too small, but the posture is nice and seems pretty well made. Kijaro Dual Lock Folding Chair (Red Rock Canyon) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004C0R90S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_JfjMzbFKC1SB7

Lobster, As a fellow fiberglass owner I thought I should offer some insight. I live in the PNW and drive a lot of overgrown forest roads. I keep the fiberglass washed + polished, and after two years have had zero issues cleaning it up like new. I have never had the aluminum since this is...

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I really wish the MR040 had a divider like the new ARB fridges, but otherwise it's been an extremely reliable and efficient unit.

Most customers install their own Yakima Tracks on the camper roof will drill up, from the inside of the camper first (using a very small drill bit as a pilot hole). Just 2 very small holes. Measuring the length of the tracks first (first hole at the beginning of the tracks & the last hole at...

Hi GPAY, Just send me your email and I'll forward you instructions that FWC sent me. Riley

You might consider what you'll be storing on the roof, if anything. Having two fans might limit your options up top. I don't think anyone has mentioned the turnbuckle access doors. If you open these up the fans are not only quieter, but much more effective by pulling cold air from...

If you're not ready to invest in exterior mounting options, securing them under the rollover couch isn't the worst idea. Not that we carry them often, but two Wavian jerry cans fit perfectly in our Raven, and we didn't smell anything at all.

I have the same system, experience the same constant adjusting, and wondered the same thing.. Sounds like it's normal!

While I've never tried it, I've thought about putting some Saran wrap over the front for the drive. Removing upon return. Scrubbing them off with a brush gets old!

This is a great way to go! After starting with the attached photo, I would add that you should secure the fridge to the slide itself. If you go off-road, it could fly out of it's nest very quickly! Nicely done! Riley

I would echo Ronin on this one, or just go get some shorter bolts. Took me a few trips to the hardware store to accomplish the same goal for my MaxTrax.