Recent content by Rust

Just saw your post, nwoods. Thank you for the feedback. I really like your idea about adding trail stats. I'll add that to future videos. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Okay, so I have attempted to apply the advice above in this new Sedona video. I'd be interested to hear any feedback you all might have. I cut a lot of footage, so run time is only 7 minutes. Don't worry about hurting my feelings. Constructive criticism is so valuable...

This is really good feedback. Thank you so much for taking time to watch and comment. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

From memory, about 200 pounds recommended maximum. He said the limitation is the lifting mechanism.

Man. It would suck so bad to put your shoulder full speed into a saguaro.

Definitely don't want to fall here.

Northstar 850SC - near Saguaro National Park [/IMG]

I'm working on a youtube channel that combines camping/travel and mountain biking. I recently completed a 10 day trip through NM and AZ with my Northstar 850SC truck camper. I've never filmed anything, so getting enough b roll footage took some effort. In fact, I didn't really start thinking...

I agree. Definitely worth it. If you had plenty of propane and were connected to shore power, it might not be too big of an issue. I've only had mine down to 20F, but had it plugged in. The camper stayed at 65F all night without issue. However, if you're trying to conserve battery, an...

I was thinking about mounting a roof rack on my Northstar. I contacted their customer service line and got in contact with Billy, their sales manager. Super helpful guy, even though I bought mine on the used market. He talked with me about weight restrictions and even sent me a diagram...

This thing is really taking shape. Can't wait to see the finished product.

We took a weekend trip to the Ouachita National Forest in western Arkansas. I thought you all would enjoy some of the pictures. Our build is pretty basic. The truck is a retired oilfield vehicle. Poor industry conditions forced a number of them onto the market last year. The Ranch Hand...