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Never done before, will never be done again. 😂 This belongs in the pop-up section.

How remote are you really going to get with over 2500# in the bed of your truck? I would try driving it down some rough roads to see how much you like it first. I boondock quite a bit but I don't like driving the rig deep into rough territory. I bring a dirt bike for that. ;)

5 seater but Amercians probably don't average 150 lbs :ROFLMAO:

My '22 ram 3500 SRW short bed has 4200# payload on sticker but camper loading guide says 3300# max so it seems pretty common to under spec the camper weight vs payload.

In another thread you mentioned that you were interested in a NL 8-11 and that you'd only be a few hundred pounds over. I think you're only looking at the dry weight figure of an 8-11 which is about 2500-2800# depending on the model. You'll easily be 500-1K# heavier than that once you're fully...

Composting toilets like air head or natures head have a fan that is constantly pulling the stank out of the toilet to the outside via an external vent. I switched from cassette to an air head and for how I use my camper its a game changer. Zero smell and I can easily go 3-4 weeks of actual use...