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Yes it is. The load is spread out over the entire surface of the foam .

Looking good.

You can use lumber or you can use 1-2" thick sheet of ridged foam insulation. This works very well and is light enough as not to be such a pain to install every time you load the camper. I have a good friend that I travel with who has been carrying a 10' Bigfoot on an 06 super duty this way...

A set came on the truck pictured. Billet aluminum. I won't be needing them as the coach width is the same as the cab. PM me and we can exchange in formation . You pay the postage and there yours.

I couldn't get your link to work. Pictured are the hoop style mirrors that Ford used on many trucks. If this is what you have I will gladly send you the slides that will extend them . You would have to provide your own carriage bolts and wing nuts though . The set I have were used with non...

Thank you for the encouragement. I'm nearly finished with the project and for once in my long life it looks like I timed it right. We should get a lot of use out of the rig this year.

Finally I can throw that damn ladder away.

I finally started to fabricate the retractable stairs for the coach. I will post up pics at a later date. This will likely take a while as I am recovering from an ATV crash that has severally limited my movement around the shop. I hate getting old.

You forgot one. Jeep. Just Everyone Else's Parts.

If you are any where near Astoria OR. Come by the shop. I'll give you all of the RV windows you can carry.

Liquid nails will harden to a brittle consistency that will fail. The Gorilla glue stays very pliable when set.

Nice Tin Top. www.ZUKIWORLD.com Is by far the friendliest . They recently had a huge loss of data. But have recovered well. ZUWHARRIE is good. I'm a long time Sammy builder. What are your plans?

I may have to barrow your design. With my rear winch it could double as a rear door platform. The gears are a grindin.........

Under 11' is always best. I sit right at 10'3" . Some places in Oregon and Washington have really tight clearances for even 11'

Verrrrrrrry nice.........

Gorilla glue makes a great construction adhesive. I just used it for the first time while rebuilding my son in-laws vintage camper. I like it allot and will be utilizing it on my next build.

Now that's a cool idea. It probably weighs less than a small trailer as well. Hydraulic ?

A 6" lift on a Dually is sort of a waist of time and money. If one is doing it for tire size it's tough to fit a set of say 37" tires on dually rims without having issues. Then there is the re-gear required for such a tire size. The sway control required to keep a 3000 lb camper stable at...

Well, we managed to get a short trip under our belt this past weekend. Took her up into the coast range for a rather wet shake down trip. Had a blast . Everything worked perfectly.

What year and model truck are you running?