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This is what I have in my rig and am very happy with the battery setup.

I checked them out per Google and ended up on Amazon for these. I like the concept. Per the reviews on Amazon, the concept seems better than the product. Lots of one star reviews saying they broke almost immediately and even got caught up in the hub.

I do not take it off. But if it were at my house off the truck, it would be covered under my homeowner's policy, subject to the same deductibles, etc. I asked. But I did not ask about a storage yard. I assume it would not be covered by either. The truck insurance only covers it while it is...

I did a whole lot more looking around, especially for solutions that work well in sand. I ended up ordering some Maxtrax II ramps instead of the Truckclaws. I saw a lot of video of Maxtrax working quite well in sand, the thing I worry about most on my desert adventures. https://us.maxtrax.com.au/

I am with USAA. I have called them at least 8 different times over the last 13 years and asked if I need additional coverage. I called them when I got a new camper in April and again when I got a new truck in August. The answer every time has been no, my truck coverage covers the camper.

I came across these aids to get one unstuck. https://www.truckclaws.com/ Anyone have any experience with them or know anyone who has? They sure seem like a nice concept, especially with the extender for sand.

Also take a look at where your water lines pass through walls, shelving, etc. If there is space in between, they can rattle something awful. Some caulking in the gaps can work wonders.

I asked Bryan at Alaskan about dry weight. He said an 8 footer Alaskan CO with options weighs "1,800ish". My Northstar dry with its options weights 1,740 lb.s. I have been running it on the f150 for about 11 years. The braking could be a little better but as I said, the handling on mountain...

Hi, I am a newbie here. I currently have a Northstar popup with an extended cabover on a 4WD F150 truck. I have had it about 10 years. I am getting tired of the wind noise and lack of insulation with the soft sidewalls of the pop up, so I am considering an Alaskan 8 ft. cabover. The dry...