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Thanks for the foto, Moe. Your discription combined with the picture make the Females look almost like the tracks used to guide a horizontal-sectioned garage door, remembering that the wheels on the door ride on the inside of the track. Very interesting. On another note ... BRUSHES. Why not...

Thanks for the kind reply Moe. From my reading, I have learned that there are a number of lifting methods. They all seem to have difficulties from uneven lifting. I think I may have come up with a mechanical/pneumatic system that is simple and strong. My truck has a built in air compressor...

I am also curious to know if the Alaskan type pop-up/telescope campers can be driven on the road with the top extended to full height. I would think that any camper with cloth sides could not.

I sure hope I'm in the right place. I am in the planning stages of building a hard side, telescoping top camper shell on the M105 trailer bed that I've installed on my bobbed M35A2 deuce and a half. I will be using bits of the steel bows that the trucks tarps now lays on as a frame work to lay...