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PUMA specs are as follows: 3.4 cfm at 40 psi and 3 cfm at 90 psi.1.5 gallon oil-less air compressor. 150 PSI MAX / 135 PSI WORKING PRESSURE ARB Twin Specs are as follows 6.16CFM ARB -Air tools rated up to 85LPM [3CFM] @ 6Bar [90PSI] continuous supply. ARB -Air tools rated higher than 85LPM...

Are you talking the twin ARB or another ARB compressor you had related to the duty cycle? I know it was used on the Expedition tour across 7 continents and that seemed like a pretty rugged test over a long period of time. My use will be small compared to that or others that go out every weekend

I searched for information on which setup was better and now that I have all 4 I ran a test. I am putting lockers in my 40, so rather than buy a compressor for the lockers and another for the tires, I bought the twin and mounted it under the seat in the cab Note: after the initial test with...

The KK's pop up for sale now and then. Sometimes in the open and sometimes behind the scenes. If your patient you could pick one up here in the US

Two adults comfortably. The arb site link gives the dimensions as 55" wide Its over 94" long though so with two adults there is room for your extra stuff above your head or near the door depending on how you place your sleeping bag

I have a Kimberley Kamper and have never experienced mold or condensation inside the tent. Mine is a 2002 model and the tent material still looks new. In fact the entire setup looks newish as they build things to last in Australia. Only item I have is a stain on top of the canopy that was...

I am selling my ARB Simpson III RTT with changing room and new cover reviewed by Kurt here http://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/product-spotlight-the-new-arb-simpson-iii-roof-top-tent.306676/ I Haven't really used it since the Maze and I do have an Oztent RV4 now I never took the changing room...

Looking at this thread I should update about the xtra wing I added. It's in another thread about the Oz tents, but I will post up here for completeness I really liked the expandability of this Kamper and it has been great over the last three years with no issues. Now that my daughters are...

Thanks Dutch!

Actually, I prefer my current setup the Kimberley Kamper. If it was just me I wouldn't have felt the need to get something else, I am glad I did. You can see the details in the thread above and why I call it my Goldilocks Kamper. I also have the Oztent I use with the Kamper for more people...

I know some of you are members of the Toyota Land Cruiser Association, but many are not. I wrote a story in the current issue of Toyota Trails about my experience finding the right balance between family, comfort and ruggedness. It is also available on line so I thought I would post the link...

ad says $16K in the first post

Take a look at my thread. I installed a propane heater in an older Kimberley. His came from the factory that way http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/45031-My-Goldilocks-Camper-Kimberley-Kamper?highlight=kamper Pretty sure I have Merv's old trailer, same as Dutch's old trailer

Sure is a nice setup and nice to see pictures of my Kamper in your gallery. Wish I could afford it, but I only go camping with the trailer about 4 times a year. Wondering myself if its worth that much to keep since I also have an Oztent setup and a RTT. BUT then it's so well built like I am...

I had no problems with the long and wide REI cots in the RV4. It's 81.5" long and 33.5" wide. I had two going down the length. I put the head near the door so when I sit up and get up I don't have to think about where the slope is On my RV4, there were 4 (maybe 5 I'm old) stake points on the...

Thanks Dutch. Just put new tires on it and got rid of the 12 year old factory tires Here is another angle I forgot to post I'll work the canopy to Oztent interface better next time (likely with Velcro) now that I know what I am dealing with

maybe this angle will give you a better idea

I slept in my Kimberley and the big foam mattress. My daughter and her boyfriend really liked it and said it was OK on their sides. The Cot is one of the longest out there. I wanted the Oztent Gecko stretcher but couldn't get them in time. These were on sale for 3)% off at REI and the most...

Just got back from a fun weekend in Ouray. Took the Kamper along with the Oztent for my daughter and her boyfriend The Oztent fit nicely in the back of my 100 series Landcruiser, it does require the drivers side rear seat to put down, limiting it to 3 passengers, but it was just me. My...

My RV4 came today and fits inside my landcruiser with the middle seats down. I don't have the rears anymore, replaced with ARB drawers Ill post up when I get back from Ouray. Leaving in the morning. I did set it up in my living room just to check it out and it does setup quick By the way...