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I am told they will fit my new Base Camp. I will take them. I am in Moses Lake WA. I suspect that is close enough to "on the way to AK' that we can make it work. 509-750-7069 hwhomes@outlook.com Howard Homesley

Do they need to be that tall? I’m asking if they will fit a Base Camp. Is that a phone booster I see on the right rear corner? Worth it?

I’m not sure a rooftop rack is an option. Everything would have to go up and down via ladder. Id forgot about hitch mounted racks. Those will help.

Curious as to solutions others have found for hauling things like. wet dogs firewood ice chests Muddy shoes Waders Basically large, bulky, wet, dirty items you’d prefer not to have in your camper or truck cab.

My camper is moving along. My truck is scheduled to be built the third week of this month. Two weeks to ship to Spokane than trucked to Red Deer for final assembly. If all goes well I’ll have it early June. Over/under on fuel prices by then?

311 hp at 4900 rpm is very relevant in 2-4 gears.

Ill bet money nobody is more appalled by this than Mark and Arnold. I assume you’ve brought it to their attention.

Mark, thank you for selling your camper to me. If anyone has interest in this trailer and is not on a fixed timeline for acquisition you might consider the following. I have sold my OEV Summit Camper and truck. I am now without a camper while my new Base Camp is being built. I have always...

So a foot shorter.

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Hmmmm. It’s a Camp FX a HBE?

In your pictures the Deaver appears to have 13 leaves. In Peters there are ten. I think he has his set to carry more weight. wonder about the difference.

I understand. I just didn't express myself Clearly. My point, or comment, was that the Deaver setup is overall thicker than the factory springs, in the center or bottom of their spring pack. One of the results is that the stock height is maintained. Not by the springs having more arch in...

It’s a fine line. You’re selling a low volume, high dollar product. Traditionally built to order. Yet standardized products help control costs. Overland Explorer seems to be walking the line well.

yes I think it was a 2900 option. Yes they don’t provide a few things that used to be standard and probably would be considered typical. Batteries for one. Some of their campers don’t include the steps either. Yet other things are standard. The Base Camp comes standard with two solar panels for...

Batteries not included. Pass through is an option.

Hello, I really wanted the lifting, well collapsing roof. I less wind resistance down the road plus less is more when off paved roads. So yes softball. No restrictions I’m aware of.

is this the same process used to balance wheels and tires?

Strictly speaking it may not be necessary. You’d never run a heavy truck without engine breaking. It’s more effective and a safety feature/backup to brakes. Higher compression of diesels makes engine braking more effective I think. You mention gearing down. Exactly. An engine brake would make...