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LOVE IT. Nice work Greg.

Back in the old comp days I ran a 24' Haulmark. that came with 3500 axles. I upgraded the springs and axles and had no problems. I had a tool box in the front, and once in a while I'd have a Mule in with the buggy.

Excellent and congrats.

Happy happy birthday

I'm with Marc on this one, just buy new. I bought a used ARB once from a so called friend that assured me parts were available for it., then went to Kurt at CruiserOutfiters for parts and found out that the seller had already visited him and knew that ARB no longer made parts for it. Needless to...

Someone made a bad decision to try a landing there in 12" of the fluffiest new powder we've had all year. Who would have guessed it would have caused white out conditions. DOH

X2 for Summit. I built all of my lines with parts from them.

Great progress and love the stance. I'll bet your gas mileage is so much better, even with the larger tires.

Worth the wait. Great build Greg.

Looking forward to the build.

Congrats and welcome to grandpahood. It's awesome.

I have loaded and unloaded many different types and styles of campers,, from pop ups to large campers with slide outs, and have to admit this was a whole different experience based on the height needed to clear the deck and platform. It was nice not having to deal with inner fenders and bed...

Good catch on a big problem.

The jacks were never on the ice, but one time the truck was backing over a small section and raised the front of the trailer up a bit, which again, swayed the camper. Fun times.

Finished installing the jack extensions and stretching the electrical on Saturday and then the moment of truth had arrived. Luckily my SIL, Jared was able to come over and help, and I'm glad he was there. Loading the camper on the trailer was an experience, to say the least. I was able to get it...

Love the dash.

Really like the little shop and the build.

Sweet, I'm your gunner on Tuesday.

I actually went with a camper with no slide or dry bath, in an effort to cut weight. My requirements were a built in generator, ac, microwave, and bathroom/shower with holding tanks. BTW, loving the low boy trailer.

This was put on hold for a bit because of some issues, but is now back on track. After deliberating I decided to go with a wood stand over metal, because of the weight savings and cost. Because the jacks will also help support the camper on the trailer it was a no brainer and I needed to kick...