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I have a FWC Hawk and I converted my backless couch into a dinette last year and my wife and I just love it. It is more comfortable for eating and just hanging out. Note: our couch was backless making it more uncomfortable than a standard couch. I did a thread on it in EP...

What do you guys use for a coffee pot? I am looking at 12 volt coffee pots, but the reviews I read about them say they don't work well and take far too long. I was also considering an inverter to power a regular coffee pot. My inverter is only a 400 watt with 800 peak and our coffee pot is 650...

I found this picture and idea on another forum. Mounting casters with wheels on the bottom of the jack stands, and rolling the camper onto the truck, rather than backing the truck under the camper. Has anyone tried this? Seems like it would be much easier. I have used this method for the...

A few pictures from one of my favorite camping and photo spots, Alstrom Point, Lake Powell, Utah. My truck and camper is in the same location in each picture, just a different perspective.

FYI to anyone interested in such trivia. Knowing my 2010 Hawk weighed a lot more than the Mfr tag says, I decided to find out by weighing it. First truck was weighed without it and then with it after getting the camper loaded for a trip I'm about to make AZ>NV>ID>WY>CO>NM>AZ. Weighed both times...

I bought the Lagun knock-off for $75 from Springfield for a dinette conversion I'm just finishing up. I wrote a thread in EP - FWC forum (Interior Pics before the Conversion) if you want to see pictures of it. I also had to modify/shorten my horizontal bracket, but was able to do it with a hole...

Another FWC camper/photographer here throwing in my 2 cents. This camper has definitely made my photography more enjoyable. I have a 2000 Hawk that is on it's second truck and a few things I will throw out is I didn't order mine with a screen door new and ended up adding it later at a much added...

I nut a bolt(permanently) on each hole of the jack bracket and then just use a wingnut (handtight)to attach jacks to camper. I remove mine everytime I use my camper (2000' FWC Hawk) and this works very efficiently. i hate to leave the jacks on when we travel. we frequently have brush...