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I don't really need to winterize where I live. Mostly I was looking for advice on using it in the winter during freezing conditions.

No not at all, I think the 8' is only an advantage with the long bed, you can close the tailgate. With the short bed the 8' has to have the gate down and the camper falls in the middle and it makes it awkward to attach the ladder. We did get the c/o and would again. We got most of the options...

Yes,we bought it new about 18 months ago. We could not be happier with the choice! Like you the price was more than we planned to spend and we had to upgrade our pickup as well, compared to to Four Wheel Camper we had considered. The workmanship is excellent and Bryan, Dorrie and the people at...

I have a 2018 8.5 CO, with a water heater, Thetford and standard water system. What do you do to use it in the winter? I live in California so no problem stored at home.

I recently purchased a 8.5 CO and had 3 sets of the Yakima false gutter installed, they give me the option of 3 bars for a boat rack, basket or any of the Yakima accessories, yet the roof is free if I don't need them. Bryan prefers the false gutters to the track because it requires fewer holes...

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Just weighed my 2015 F350, 4x4, shortbed ,crew cab, diesel with a 2018 Alaskan 8.5 ext. CO, A/C, water heater, awning, steps. The truck weighs 8000 lbs with fuel and no people. The total weight with the camper is 10600 lbs. with no people, food or clothes and 1/2 a tank of water.

I recently purchased an new Alaskan 8.5 cabover on a 2105 f-350 crewcab 6.5 foot bed with the tailgate down. I think this represents the best compromise between wheelbase, cab and camper space.I went with the diesel and have plenty of power and payload. Cheers