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Hi 2trout - I have the same situation of less than 1/2 inch on either side. I live on a gradual grade, so there is no place to store the camper that is flat. Given this, it is a royal pain (a few frustrating hours) to load or unload the camper. I had planned to take it off a few times a year...

Wow. Could it be true?

'06 Tundra V6. 13.5mpg at 73mph 15 mpg at 65. I have a wind deflector over the cab. Gregg

Hi Folks - Thinking of putting an outside stove on my FWC. Not sure if this realistic or if it is just easier to buy another stove and deal with the extra storage space needed. Ideal would be to use inside stove and propane and mount it to outside of camper. Not sure if it is possible to make...

I think that you can just replace the glass. I have had just the glass out when I took it apart to reseal the rear window. Must have been some kind of windstorm! Gregg

I'm in Bill. I'd be willing to work with you on a solution. I think that might be a large part of the drag coefficient for our campers. I have certainly looked at those trucks and wondered. Gregg

Right around 87" with about 20 lbs in the air bags on my 06 Tundra with my 05 Hawk. That is just to the top of the roof and therefore does not include any racks or panels nor the roof vent. I bought the Hawk used and don't know if it was custom built or if they even do that. Gregg

I did a similar thing with a faucet that I bought at the hardware store. Main motivation was to extend faucet to near middle of sink. Factory faucet on 2005 Hawk barely reached sink edge - forget about rinsing anything including hands. Much better now and pull out hose allows rinsing of pots and...

Used the Lynx Legos, now use and like these: http://www.amazon.com/Camco-44573-Yellow-Tri-Leveler/dp/B000BUQOFO Gregg

I have a "05 Hawk with a Suburban furnace that some times works and some times shuts itself off after a minute of blowing. Perhaps it needs some maintenance. I have tried FWC site manuals, Suburban site and archives on this site. Brenda at FWC sugested a few Youtubes, but nothing seems to look...

I have a refer box that I removed from my FWC. All of the tubes and wires have been removed from the back of the box, so it is just an insulated box with a flange in the front to mount it and a door in the front. It is a 3 way refer without the machinery. It is 20” tall x 17 wide x 16 deep...

I have a three way that on gas doesn't seem to have any adjustability of flame height except for in the last 1/8 of an inch of the knob's movement. Has anybody else experienced this? Gregg

I have well water and put it in my tank and drink it. It tastes better than a lot of water. I drain my tank between uses and do the chlorine rinse (couple capefulls) once or maybe twice a year. Gregg

Just want to thank everyone involved with the Northern California Four Wheel Camper Rally. What a great weekend! Thank you to RC Jim for setting it up, for the Four Wheel staff for working to make it so enjoyable, feeding us, and for making such a great product. I also have to mention Stan who...

I will be there on Saturday. Gregg

I don't know Bill, but would you bring some of that heavy rain back to Northern California. We could sure use it. Gregg

I crack the side window and open the top vent, but the vent seems to close itself while I am driving. Gregg

Something that you should know about the rollover couch that I don't recall seeing posted is that the rollover part appears to be 4" thick like the foam on the seat, but when you lay on it you realise that 2 of those inches are made of solid seat back support material and it actually only has 2"...

I replaced the non sliding front window in my 2005 Hawk with a slider mainly to be able to put my fly fishing rods in there while driving between fishing spots. (The rods stick into the back of the cab.) That way I don't have to break them down and they are ready to go at the next spot. I have...

Kilroy - I also have this problem on my 2005 Hawk. Thanks for the help guys. I will try the 303. Gregg

This is what I did. http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/9314-porch-light-to-flood-light-replacement/ Gregg

Thanks for the reply's guys. Seeing that the thermostat knob does adjust flame size (if only in two steps) and that the knob directly controls gas flow, I assumed that is how the temperature is adjusted in the refer. Please set me straight with an explanation. WS - I am not sure what you mean by...

I have a Norcold 3 way refer. When in gas mode the "temp" adjustment seems to have no effect on the flame size until the very last quarter inch of turn, when it reduces the flame size by half. That seems like only high or low and nothing in between. Have others noticed this? I also noticed that...

I have a Norcold 323T Refer that died. I'm getting rid of it and thought to offer parts to anyone that wants them, for the price of shipping. Let me know. Gregg

I have experienced this on my '06 Tundra w/Hawk. It can get really bad at times on certain stretches of Hwy between 55 and 65 mph. It is really unnerving. Glad to know that I'm not the only one with this problem. Dealer couldn't help.Tried more air in air bags, changing lanes, changing where I...