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Welcome aboard, nice set up, Ford and Fourwheel camper can't go wrong there:thumb:

Not the oldest, but also not the newest, love our 86 Keystone, one nice camper

no free shipping, but will help load :D

Ok for you that live in the nice warm climates, I have deal for you, Free Snow:p, come and get all you want. We been getting hit by one storm after another here, got about 5 feet of snow in two weeks time, broke all time record, and also got the state declaring a state of emergency. I like...

Taffy rides up front with us, stretched out on the seat, when we travel. She does have her own corner of the camper as her own bed. Guess she is spoiled, she even rides around in her own golfcart at home.

Bob I got the awning used from an add, it was way to long and the edges where torn, so we shorthened it to fit our needs, and just need to sew a new zipper into the bag part.

Davinsky, the awning rail is attached to the roof part of camper , I removed the hex screws out of the drip rail on roof and fastened the rail right over that,with some sealer under it. The poles and holders are from a tent or something like that I had laying around, cut the plastic to fit flat...

Here are couple more pics of the awning, the poles are adjustable so can let water run off to side, and with a couple of long bungee cords attached it hold tight real well in windy conditions, I run the bungees back to the bumper , or if real windy straight down and anchor to a stake in ground.

We wanted an awning for the rear of the camper, but when checking around for price of awnings dicided to go different than buying a new one for$$$, we got a deal on a used bag awning, it was way to wide for back of camper but price was right, so we shorthend it up, wife sewed new zipper into bag...

I will post some close ups of the awning next chance I get, still getting in some fishing and camping before the snow sticks to the ground around here, taking off for weekend trip tommorow, temps been below freezing at night aready, and snow in higher elevation. Yes we had some one of those...

Got a chance to get away to do some fishing, had a great time we limited out on trout each day we where there. Here are couple of pics, oh also got to try out new awning setup for back of camper, got deal on old bag awning and shorten it up to fit on back of camper total cost less than $40:thumb:

the light switch for the porch light on our older keystone is by the closet door just below where the thermostad is, just a black rocker switch

try this link see if it helps you http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=726 also feel free to e mail me, maybe can help you that way too. It wasn't that bad a project.

have an 89 F250 7.5L or 460 cid with 5 speed 4x4 with Keystone camper and towing my 14 ft aluminun john boat get about 12 mpg

how about "Deck Hand"? something every captain needs

had it for two years now, and no not having any pretection hasn't been a problem, but most of the time I have a boat trailer behind me when we go someplace, did back into a tree once but having something low wouldnt made a difference sense I caught it right on the porch light, luckly only broke...

Do you have a receiver hitch on the truck? could make a insert into it to give you some protection out back.

welcome Yukon, where abouts in Washington are you? just north of Spokane here.

we managed to make a long weekend out of it and sneak off for little camping and fishing, had to do the state park because most the spots we usally head to up north in eastern wa are still covered with snow, but the park was nice and the fishing was good too, and had great time just getting away...

thanks for the reference to my link Mark, would have helped out but just got back from weekend camping and fishing, and the fishing was great, but let me know if there is anything I can help you with.

looks good......but then I like the Ford and Keystone combo :D

Think if your just going to use it to inflate the air bags most of the time, I would just make up a longer air hose, might loose a little performce from the compressor, but it should work just fine for inflating the bags.

Our oldie but goodie, 89 F250 and 86 Keystone

Ready to do some camping and fishing......just have to wait for the snow to melt around here , still got over three feet on ground around my place, and temps in the teens during the night, might make it a real adventure trying to get to some of the camping and fishing spots.

Ckent if you have any questions about the rebuild on the lift support feel free to drop me an e mail. wasnt that hard to do.