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My approach is to fill it with fuel and use it. All you needs will be obvious the more you drive.

Mine are custom but they are available from Delta

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Looking good TOM, when and where is the first outing?

Thanks for the details! Will look forward to the results

Is it safe for me to assume the bag will still be attached at the top and bottom?

Fun watching this come together and providing a lot of the small details normally overlooked. Thanks for sharing :cool:

What will keep the bag centered on the axle?

I understand your points as I said before Im new. Not that Im in disbelief but I will reach to Airlift with some pictures and get some feedback. I also agree the set up is not close to ideal but I do get full shock travel. Currently in the build process and AIrLift fit the need until Im done...

I would think if installed correctly per Air Lift a ripped bag would be included in the Lifetime Warranty yes?

Factory PW Truth be told Im new to the PW so Im more ears and learning. With that much camper, what kind of trails do you run requiring lots of travel?

How much range/travel are you for?

How do they stay within the GVW with a flatbed and a camper on a Tundra/Tacoma?

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My terminology may be wrong the heaters I speak of are found in most high-end truck cabins and boats. Webasto Propex Planar Isotherm

Forced air heater promotes condensation whereas an air exchange heater will not and will provide much more comfortable heat. But I do agree a soft side camper would not be a top choice for consistent below freezing temps.

Recently went through this. If its important for your partner to go and be happy then you need to ask the question. What are the top 4 things that are most important in our new travel vehicle? Our/her solution - https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/ramcruiser-the-build.213953/ Many...

Outdorsy.com @ ~$200/day that a lot of weekends

Just wait a couple of months, you will have a LOT more options.

Safe jack will not fit under a Toyota axle when flat. Don't get rid of your factory Ram jack because chances are you will have the same problem. A factory Toyota jack is one of the best-made works in any direction, will always work, not a problem with larger tires and will lift full GVW...