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I, too, use the tripod cable jacks to load/unload a 1985 fleet. One thing I've done to make it safer ( or at least FEEL safer) is to store it on saw horses that are very close to the bed height of my truck. When loading, I only have to lift the camper a few inches. Then, I leave the saw horses...

My experience so far: I have a 2001 access cab v-8 4x4 tundra with a 1985 Fleet (about 900 lbs). You will want some sort of suspension enhancement to help with the additional weight. I have 'aircell' bumpers. Similar to 'timbrens'. Cheaper than airbags, maintenance free. Non adjustable. You...

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1985 Fleet in Albuquerque, NM http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/rvs/5611872030.html

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I've got a 1985 Fleet that I've considered selling. Its not as fancy as the newer ones, but it would cost MUCH less. It weighs about 850 lbs, has a sink, stove, ice box, awning, catalytic heater and 12 gallon water tank . I have a small 12 volt battery that powers led lights and a charging...

SOLD I have a set of 4 standard duty Rieco Titan jacks in new condition. Used twice, stored indoors. They come with 2 crank handles and a drill adapter. Asking $400 obo. I'm in Albuquerque, NM, but travel to Colorado a lot in the summer and could meet somewhere. Email johnwhalen seventy-eight...

I've got a set of rieco Titan standard duty jacks. They're the tripod style. I have four of them. I'm in Albuquerque, NM. Not sure about shipping them. They're pretty heavy. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Wander The West mobile app

SOLD I have a brand new set of 4 Rieco Titan tripod jacks that I'd like to sell. They are the standard duty model and have been used twice and stored inside in between uses. I also have the drill adapter. I think I paid about $575 for everything and I'd like to sell it for somewhere close to...

I'm interested in moving from an FWC to a flip-pac and I thought I'd see what's out there. I have a 1985 Fleet that is in pretty good shape for its age. It's water tight, the canvas doesn't have any tips or tears and looks like new on the outside (a little discolored on the inside), has a...

I've got a 1984 Fleet. It fits my '01 Tundra with the tailgate down and width is not a problem. Not sure if this helps... Sent from my Nexus 7 using Wander The West mobile app

I'll try to get those measurements tomorrow. I used 1\4 Birch plywood. Just make sure the plywood thickness is less than the height of the hinge or the hinges will not fold flat. Feel free to contact me if you run into problems. The rebuild thread mentioned above is great. Replace them one...

I have the same model, more or less. Mine came with paperwork saying it is a 1985 Fleet. I rebuilt both panels last winter. As soon as I get a chance, I'll measure both panels and send the measurements to you. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Wander The West mobile app

My very unprofessional home made step. Slides in for storage, out for use. Skateboard grip tape on top. Won't win any design awards, but gets the job done. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Wander The West mobile app

Yep, d ring and bungee for rear wheel. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Wander The West mobile app

I carry my mountain bike on the rear wall using a Kuat 15mm fork mount. I drilled through the wall and mounted it with 4 carriage bolts. I sandwiched the camper with aluminum sheet on both sides. It's plenty sturdy and I can still open the door with a bike mounted. Sent from my Nexus 7 using...

I have a 2001 Tundra access cab, v8, 4wd and a 1985 Fleet (no furnace, no fridge). I've weighed it a few times over the past year, always with camping gear, propane and me in it. The first photo is the truck alone. The second is the truck with the Fleet and the last is the truck with Fleet AND...

I have an 85 fleet on a 2001 Tundra. It has been a great little camper. I paid $500 and then rebuilt both lift panels, replaced the over cab wood, removed the furnace and installed a buddy heater, reupholstered the cushions, etc. These campers are a tinkerer's dream. Weighs about 850 lb empty...

2001 Tundra with a 1985 Fleet Sent from my Nexus 7 using Wander The West mobile app

I have a Smittybilt awning that is very similar to the arb (it might even be the same). I have an older FWC, a 1985 fleet, that has had a lot of stuff done to it and isn't the prettiest camper on the road. I simply drilled holes into it and bolted the awning to the side of the camper using hex...

Out of curiosity, how has your situation developed in the last 2 months? Still using the hawk on your tundra, or did you find another solution? Sent from my Nexus 7 using Wander The West mobile app