Glen-L.com

but i did get the idea of making my own from the site.
the album/pics.
http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y200/o ... er%20pics/

Looks great. Can you share some interior pictures with us (Couldn't get the link to work...but maybe it is me)?

Robert

looks good, I got the link to work but it took a little while for it to load

Looked good until it rolled!!

Was the camper on it when that happened?

Everyone OK?

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Dude, sorry to see it didn't end well. I read your thread about it on another board.

At least now you can get a heftier truck to build on. Did you manage to get the camper's weight down ?

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the rolled truck wasn't mine???.was a pic off the net for another forum in my album.
the camper is ok and got its first real use this weekend(july 10-12).
had a thunderstorm friday night and it held up great.

Pretty neat rig. Do you have any inside shots and any estimates on the final weight?

final weight on truck scale(just the camper) 1780 lbs.
nothing fancy just enough to get by and stay dry.
just checked my album. i never took a finished pic.

overhang/bed with pull out.fridge/furnace/sink/potty

If I remember...you had airbags installed, right ?
Any thoughts on how to get the weight down now that its built ? 1780 still seems pretty heavy for that rig.
Looks like a good job though, but the weight sure adds up fast, eh ?
I had to be pretty ruthless about a 10' trailer I was trying to keep under a thousand pounds.

It's good to hear the wreck wasn't yours.

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yes air bags and added 2 extra leafs(4 total) to the springs.
kind of gave up on the weight after this weekend.
3 full coolers/table/5 sleeping bags/generator/2 batteries/holding tank full(9gal)/20L of water as well/stove/portable bbq/20lb propane and 5 little tanks. the list goes on.

still a thought of removing the plywood and replace with tin siding.
glad the wreck wasn't mine either.

may just patch this up for a year or 2, then comes another project.
not bad for 200 bucks.bearings and tires are new.
be easier on the truck.
anyone know make or model. its 22ft trailer or 24/25 from tongue to bumper

Well.....

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