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Ya I suppose you're right. I'll find the best connectors accessible to me.

You know that did occur to me flip the upside down. I thought it would be nice to lose the extra weight as well.

Yes it's hardwired from what I can tell. There is nothing to unplug, but yes the camper battery powers the jacks

Does anyone remove their electric jacks if you they you're going go on a trip involving some light off roading? If so, what kind of quick disconnect did you make to disconnect the power cable?

********- I don't have running boards. I have the electric steps. So on my truck the front one would be sticking WAY out there. Visually your running boards mask yours.

I wanted to ask if anyone has employed any "custom" mounting points to secure their truck camper to the bed of their truck? Of the 2 typical options, Happijac and the Torklift frame mounts I feel like I'd like something more low profile than the Torklifts and stronger than Happijac bumper...

I love having the extra height when sleeping on our platform. Allows me to basically sit upright.

LivinDaDream - not wanting to hijack the point of your post I sent you a PM.

Recently I placed an order for Northstar Liberty. I have an 18 Ram 3500 6 foot bed. Before dropping my hard earned coin I reviewed and looked at campers in person. A camper for my wife and I needed to have a wet bath. I also dd not want it to extend beyond the rear bumper. I would like the...

I've watched all your videos on Youtube regarding your Liberty. I am going to be ordering my Liberty very similar to yours and was just recently watching your solar set up videos. I have a couple questions I wanted to ask. 1. Regarding the fridge. I noticed a lot of your solar is dedicated to...

Is your gearing stock? I'm on the fence between 35's and 37's for my truck. How does it feel with stock gearing or are you planning to do a gear swap.I have a 2018 3500 SRW, Aisin, etc.

That is a REALLY nice camper and I'm a fan of Cirrus, but at 2900 lbs. dry it's likely too heavy for even most 3/4 tons.

For me it's been a shell with a sleeping platform for the past 3 trucks. Never have owned a roof top tent, but having seen some friends have a miserable time trying to sleep in some very windy conditions reinforced my decision.

I've owned an Outfitter that did not have a shower. I would not own another pop-up without an interior shower. My wife greatly values this convenience and consequently so do I. I get it, she wants to be clean. And I want a pop-up to get off the beaten path. I have a RAM 3500 now-a-days. She can...

Hardly a rationalization. If a product is not made available here in this market, who is it cheating? It's not cheating the manufacturer IF they don't offer it here anyway?

One upside is there are some interesting products on their website that I'd love to see in the US market. They're possibly a copy of something but it's an alternative if otherwise unavailable in this market...

dman93 that's a very good point and one I had forgotten. My feelings are the that the east/west sleeping arrangement means that someone will be stuck in the front corner. Owned an Outfitter pop-up for a few months and my wife complained of being stuck in the front part of the bed. She me asked...

Inspirational is the word that comes to mind. Incredible work.

Wow. A lot of views and not a single response? Well there's a lot options out there now that are more hipster. I suppose the window may have closed. Interesting.

Just curious if anyone has taken the plunge. There's so many options on the market now compared to just 2 years ago.