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Alas, I'm returning mine. It has a hole somewhere in the seams. It rained pretty hard on us Friday night and the extension leaked pretty badly. We were quite warm and dry in the RTT, which was nice. However, the extension is just not going to make the cut. The awning was/is great, just have to...

Put one of these on the first bar of the tent in the opening and one on the upper bar of the tent and be happy. http://www.rampageproducts.com/lightingled.html#traillight 10 bucks each. :victory:

moths to the flame.... I'm just sayin...I'm not sayin.... :peepwall:

It's about 12in in diameter by 6 ft long.

Some shots of the new set up.

I have a question: How do you pack, stow, mount, carry, cram or otherwise drag your extension around with you in your chosen vehicle. I'm trying to determine the best method. Once again, I've found that I carry to much stuff.

The extension still might work though. You could remove the Tepui's "corded" flap by unzipping it and then see if the other companies awning would zip to the awning directly. That would require an extension in hand which might not be feasible. Just a thought.

It is about 12" in diameter and 6.5ft long when it's in the bag.

So cool to see "hip pocket" engineering work out well. :) Very nice - Show us the rest of it...

The site is up...I just ordered my awning and extension. Now, where are the black kukenam travel covers? WOOT!

Mine was like that when I bought it. I took ratchet straps and squeezed the &*(^ out of it and bolted it closed. Once that was done, I welded the top into position and bolted it on. It hasn't moved an millimeter. Of course, that method limits the use of the tailgate, but I wasn't worried about...

Great work on the trailer and video. Looks like so much fun.

Thanks. Another question. The Green annex for the Kukenam; is that 4 wall with floor?

What about the "sold out" items on the website? Any word on 6 ft awnings and black travel covers?

Nice work man. You must have really paid attention while perusing the build threads! I can't wait to see it rolling/camping.

That's a great trailer. Enjoy that thing! Thanks for sharing.

That's gonna be a labor of love. Nice start, keep it up.

Very nice work. Enjoy it!

Sorry I'm late responding. No, the fork is black plastic and is right in front of the Sebenza. LOL. I wouldn't wanna risk tonguing my Sebbie!