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I unbolt mine. Last thing in and first thing out of the camper.

Looks great. I like the access door. I got my platform cut and sized today. Looks like it’s going to work just fine. I will need to be careful with my wiring when I pull the fridge slide in and out so it doesn’t get snagged. I’m leaving the sides open under my platform so fly rods will slide...

Thanks. I’m using the stock holes to bolt down my platform. I drilled today and plan on running my wire to a SAE plug with a waterproof cap just under the side overhang of the camper. From there it’s a short straight shot to the bus bar. [emoji1303]

Much appreciated. I think that will help me out if I can find those same holes. [emoji1303]

Did you use self tappers?

I was hoping someone with a Gen 4 Ram might be able to tell me a good spot to run wire from the backseat area to the bed/camper area. After much thought, I’ve decided to move my fridge back there. I’ve removed the seat and the amount of room is massive. I’m building a deck and have a fridge...

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If you have the furnace you can tap right into the same gas line. If you remove your furnace grill, you will see a brass fitting attached to the cabinet just left of the furnace. It’s already got a spot for the stove line, just need to remove the plug. I keep getting an error when I try to...

Love my Iceco. Super quiet and consistent temps.

That’s a good option. In fact I just bought a screen room/solid wall room for my awning. Just have to keep from getting eaten alive while it’s being set up. I personally like having the regular door with screen for those late stops when you just want to pop the top and sleep.

I think the Project M is a good concept, but the ability to have an easy opening/quick closing screen door is a deal breaker for me. If you’ve ever been attacked by mosquitos or mobbed by midges you know the importance of getting that door shut quick. That’s why I love my Hawk Shell.

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My truck is a tad tall for it and it’s a long first step for my tiny wife. It wil fit any stock lift truck.

TemboTusk Skottle in good working condition. Has fixed legs, not telescopic. Comes with storage bags. $200 firm. Located south of Bend. Can deliver anywhere in Central Oregon.

**SOLD** Used these for a few years. Still in great shape. All aluminum so they are very light. They cost around $400 new. Selling for $150 firm. Located in Central Oregon. Can deliver to Redmond, Sisters and Bend area. Not willing to ship at this time.

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Black aluminum frame panels. 115 watts each, total of 230 watts. Paid $250 each a few months ago. Will let them go for $400. Brand new and still in protective packaging. Located in Central Oregon. Thanks, Chris

I can’t tell exactly what you’re driving, Toyota?I’m guessing your camper is level to your bed. It’s probably the design of the bed sides. The newer Rams, at least the 4th generation like I have, are that way as well

The stock porch lights are one of the cheapest components they use. Can’t believe they haven’t upgraded them yet. I’m replacing mine with an aluminum housing LED light that’s much more robust. It’s only $18 for the replacement but I have to wire in an external waterproof switch. I want to be...

That looks great. Did you use screws in every hole or just intermittently?

Anyone with a newer camper or Project M with the factory 80/20 rails know if they are bolted through the frame or just sandwiched between the interior and exterior panels? I was at Mule Outfitters today looking and it looks like the bolts are pretty good size. Seems like they would seriously...

Yeah, factory uses the hollow extrusion which is what I will likely do. Solid would be overkill.

Thanks. I forgot about Fastenal. There is one local so I’ll check it out. I no longer have the Spur. I need to update my info. After 5 years with a fully loaded Hawk I finally got my new Hawk Shell in black diamond plate a few weeks ago. Funny how much stuff I found I really didn’t use in my...

Thanks. I’ve done L track on my interior floor also. I think it will work well to secure bins and other items while off-road.