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I have the same RAM mount. Worth every penny in my books. It's been everywhere and has yet to let go off the tablet or loosen up or anything. I have a 10" Lenovo el cheapo tablet I use. I run Backcountry Navigator offline maps on it and it gets the job done. I also have HERE offline road maps...

What about an awning with the walls and floors off the side of your truck/canopy? They could stay inside that, safe and out of the elements, and still have a nice dry space to sleep in. That could/would also give you extra living room during the day.

I find it a little funny that people are always going on about "they don't make them like the used to", and when Toyota comes along as says here you go, here's a reliable 1/2 ton truck that has a proven pedigree and just continues to work, and function reliably without any major changes for a...

I havea Hitchgate on my Tundra. I have a FWC Hawk, so the camper sits flush with the truck bed. My Hitchgate holds my full size spare, 2 fuel cans (or 1 water and 1 fuel), my Hi-Lift, Shovel, Maxtrax, and my Trasharoo. Yes, it's a it's of pita in the fact you have ti swing it open every time you...

We averaged 11-12mpg on our trip North this past summer. The truck was pretty heavily loaded, and i tend to put my foot into it on highways sometimes. No complaints though, never once felt I needed more power anywhere.

It's that time of year again. Little studded winter tires and stock wheels put on for the next few months.

I do not know. "The Government" knows what restricted (AR types and handguns for the most part) I wown as they have to be registered. My Canadian license allows me to transport them to/across any close border. In theory, if checked upon return they would know what restricted firearms I have...

I looked into it, and it is do-able but seems to be a bit of a pita. From my recollection you have to obtain and fill out some Homeland Security form, listing/detailing the specific firearms (and possibly ammo too?) you want to bring into the US ans the specific reason, along with proof of the...

What sort of sway bar links have you got there? PS. Congrats on the new camper, you are going to love it. I'd suggest putting a simple jam nut on one end of each turnbuckle, that will keep them from ever coming loose. Also, I'm not sure if you have the long bumpers on the front of the camper...

Same here. We live in BC and camp in the fall and winter in places with a serious lack of sun. Our 3-way fridge has never failed to freeze ice or keep beer extra cold. We spent over 3 weeks travelling to Tuk and back this past summer, the frudge ran the entire journey and combinedwith stove use...

Ahhh, well ignore my post then. Well, you can still check out the well behaved dog if you want.

I can't speak for your specific camper but when we were spec'ing our FWC we were sure we wanted the built in cassette toilet.....until we saw how much storage room it took away. We decided to forgo the cassette toilet and instead purchased a Thetford Curve porta-potti. Best decision we made. It...

Little Giant 3-step here. It stows flat on the floor and is the first thing out and last in when packing up. It's super tough and stable (good for the dogs to climb in and out on) and I wanted a separate step (not those scissor style) so my Wife could use it to get at the roof latches around the...

I installed the AT Overland propane tank holder to hold an extra 3rd tank. This is the best picture I can find right now. I used some aluminum stock to attach it to the jack bracket. http://store.adventuretrailers.com/products/10-lb.-Propane-Cylinder-Bracket.html

A late fall / early winter getaway up the Ashnola River Valley here in the Similkameen region of BC. It was a beauty weekend, cold, but beautiful. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Spoiled, meet spoiled. We just came back from camping this past weekend. Ichabod has a single coat and gets cold easily so he likes to be bundled up while we sit beside the fire. Our other dog Molly is a husky mix and thinks Ichabod is a bit of a wuss. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

We've done a few 2+ week trips with our dogs and did 8600km and 3+ weeks this past summer up to the Arctic Ocean in Tuk and back. I removed the back seat from my Tundra and made a nice comfy dog bed platform for them. I used relatively firm dog beds so that they could easily sit up and look out...

You can also fill up at Fort McPherson, not as widely mentioned or necessary for most folks...but an option nonetheless.

You wont be disappointed. I've been impressed as heck with my Tundra. I came from an Xterra (which is still my favorite suv) and it was bulletproof for me. When looking for a full size rig, I quickly narrowed it down to the Tundra and haven't questioned my decision since. It goes pretty much...

+1 on this - I got mine from Cool Springs Toyota as well.