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Thanks. Still using the Kodiak. I am a waaay slower builder than you, so I can't go "camperless" for too long......

Here a couple of driver's side pictures of my recent temporary, "getting home" setup. As I mentioned, the next version will have some "shock" value.... And include swaged connections. Back pulley attachment Front pulley attachment (the wad of cable is just extra length that I didn't want...

Yah.... Good thing I had my toes crossed when I made that statement. What about some sort of support group on ExPo, something like CWA - "Camper widows anonymous"

I have only had the camper for two days. So far, I really like it, it is a bit daunting with all of the bareness and "whiteness" inside but that is what I wanted, a blank sheet of paper. I had considerable input with their engineers into the design which was fun. OH inside bed area is 53x80...

Taken two weeks ago on King William Island in Nunavut in Canada's far north. Not often you get to see an Arctic Fox in summer colors. Most of the ones I generally see are in their winter colors, featured on the sides of truck campers and trailers....

End of a long day on the road after picking a new CPT camper shell. "Yes dear, I think it will be my last camper build...."

Camping on the shore of the Arctic Ocean on North West King William Island in Nunavut Territory in Northern Canada. Taken a few weeks ago. 69.425125 N, 97.986250 W.

Good Luck with your trip! We did the Dehcho by kayak, Hay River to Tuk in 2018. Let us know if you need any specifics. We are off to Gjoa Haven on King William Island in Nunavut next week to find the tomb of Captain Sir John Franklin, it has only been lost for about 175 years....so it is...

Nope. Slocan Lake.....

This morning, we just finished a short week of paddling in BC's Kootenays region. Stellar weather except one afternoon which gave us an amazing downpour combined with zero delay lightening/thunder and then a bonus double rainbow.

I find with a very thin substrate like aluminum or fiberglass, a 1/16th over rotation during tightening a screw will strip the thread anyway. I hardly use screws anymore where the "bond to" material is so thin. I have now gone just about exclusively to stainless rivet nuts, epoxied in and...

I love my PICO chair but, man, I'm at a stage of life when I can't remember sit, so it is always good to have a quick private practice refresher session with it to review where to push and pull to make it magically open, prior to doing it in front of folks you might be trying to impress, like...

Perfect. I am not too familiar with TD trailers so yup, I get it. Thx.

Tony Do you use your cook stove remotely (picnic tables, etc.)? Guessing if you do you would have a quick disconnect at the stove, with a shut off? I am designing a new system that will incorporate dual regulators and a "remote ability" feature and as well, using "black iron pipe" for the...

Is there a possibility that some of you guys are off the mark in this discussion? https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/soda-car-bear-1.6812541#:~:text=Sweet%2Dtoothed%20bear%20breaks%20into%20car%2C%20guzzles%2069%20sodas&text=A%20bear%20in%20Earls%20Cove,and%20the%20bear%20drank%2069.

You didn't mention it specifically but I am gathering that once you ran a direct line from the propane tank to the distribution block, you then ran two separate lines from that block. One line went to a 11" WC (+/-) regulator (your Flameking brand) and then onto the Propex heater. The second...

I can't speak to the pricing of the truck but I have exactly the same camper as you and I would venture that your pricing is pretty much right on. For a whole bunch of reasons, any of the Canadian made molded fiberglass campers are both generally pretty good performers in their "from the...

I hope you get it squared away, sounds like Propex might need to step up. I also hope they don't sully their good reputation as a result of feet dragging. I for one will be watching how this unfolds. Exactly as you pointed out, mine runs fine at 11"WC right on the button so it sure seems that...

Finally starting to warm up, up here! Woohoo! Here are a couple shots from last year to help get the travel juices going. East Arm, Great Slave Lake, NWT and beautiful downtown Tatlayoko Lake, BC

Happy Hour in the South Saskatchewan River badlands. Looking down to the water, you can just see our tent and kayaks which are incidentally, of secondary importance at the time of the photo.....