Land-roamer
Advanced Member
Just wondering if some of you, like me, occasionally use your Alaskan camper to haul stuff. In my case, the camper is semi-permanently on the truck (for now anyway) and I recently moved a futon sofa-bed with it (disassembled of course), as well as long boards inside (mine is a 10 footer NCO). I figure that by removing the table temporarily, raising the camper a bit, one may be able to get a 4x8 sheet of plywood (or whatever) inside, then lower it back down for transport. Have some of you tried this?
Obviously one is limited by what can fit through the door and fit inside, but it's kind of nice to be able to occasionally haul something with it. I suppose the open spaces between the bottom sides and the truck bed sides could be used to haul some lumber too.
Plus I have a heavy duty boat rack on mine and could tie some lumber up there for moving (getting up there a bit of a challenge though). Anyway, just wondering what other people do in this area.
Obviously one is limited by what can fit through the door and fit inside, but it's kind of nice to be able to occasionally haul something with it. I suppose the open spaces between the bottom sides and the truck bed sides could be used to haul some lumber too.
Plus I have a heavy duty boat rack on mine and could tie some lumber up there for moving (getting up there a bit of a challenge though). Anyway, just wondering what other people do in this area.
