Fleet flat bed vs Fleet reg bed

[Terra Ops]

What about ease of loading/unloading? It seems to me that for the most part that's a con of the flatbed camper design.

 

[IdaSHO]

uh, yeah, what he said :sombrero:

And even using manual jacks, loading takes just a few minutes.

 

[Philp100]

I absolutely love how your jacks let you lower almost to the ground, Idasho. I'm old and lazy enough now that I might opt for powered jacks if it was me!

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[IdaSHO]

Thanks, certainly one part of the design of this camper that I wasnt going to give up on.


At the time, I couldnt find one MFG that would lower that far. So I built my own.

Cheaper that way too.


Not sure if anyone has started making them to lower that far.

It certainly makes it nice! It gets used quite a bit as a spare room when we have company over :sombrero:

 

[NikonRon]

But we are in the pop up thread, just saying.

 

[IdaSHO]

with regards to the topic at hand, pop-up vs hard side clearly doesn't matter.

Just sayin'

 

[shauniscndn]

All of this info has been awesome & def now lean towards a flat deck fwc

 

[IdaSHO]

You wont be sorry.

The floor plan alone makes it worth 10x that of a standard bed model.

So much more usable and comfortable space. It makes it less like a closet, and more like a small home. Just how it should feel! :ylsmoke:

 

[simple]

You wont be sorry.

The floor plan alone makes it worth 10x that of a standard bed model.

So much more usable and comfortable space. It makes it less like a closet, and more like a small home. Just how it should feel! :ylsmoke:

Having two slide in campers and now a 19' RV that is roughly the same size, that little bit of extra width at the floor makes a huge difference in how the space feels inside.