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Topic: So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

Posted By: Coblue on 10/12/14 08:27pm

Gave it a good inside cleaning so it's ready for winter camping! Noticed a little mildew on the bottom of the mattress so ordered some HyperVent. Defender Marine had it on sale.


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Posted By: Rbertalotto on 10/14/14 06:17am

Well...a sad day. This weekend I took the truck and camper to the Vermont Overland Workshop. Did a bit of trail riding. Got home and gave the camper a good cleaning. Drained all fluids and put the tarp on. Still need to winterize the lines this week.

Sleep tight Palomino until next year...... :-(


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Posted By: deltabravo on 10/14/14 09:38am

Offloaded it and put it away for the winter.


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Posted By: RWDIII on 10/14/14 10:34am

While others put the camper away,
i'm getting ready for the first 4 day campout of the season,along the Colorado river south of Blythe,near the Bradshaw trail,hope to get to the Geode beds.Have to load camper on truck and then install awning I got off of amazon[image]


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Posted By: deltabravo on 10/14/14 01:32pm

The folks in the Northwest (some) put there's away this time of year.
In the Southwest, it's the opposite - they start getting ready for camping season. This sort of applies to the truck camper group, but even more so to the toy hauler group, who play in the desert during the winter.


Posted By: joeshmoe on 10/14/14 02:01pm

Indeed. Can't even conceive of "putting away" or winterizing anything. Oct. is the prime month for boating at the river.


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Posted By: JoeChiOhki on 10/15/14 05:33pm

kerry4951 wrote:

Something I should of done 4 years ago...got rid of the Firestone air bags, controller, air lines, and compressor.


Feel free to ship me the parts (minus air bags and brackets), I could use an onboard compressor system [emoticon].


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Posted By: noteven on 10/15/14 07:10pm

deltabravo wrote:

The folks in the Northwest (some) put there's away this time of year.
In the Southwest, it's the opposite - they start getting ready for camping season. This sort of applies to the truck camper group, but even more so to the toy hauler group, who play in the desert during the winter.


roger that


Posted By: bka0721 on 10/15/14 07:40pm

Its officially done now, I have crossed the Columbia River heading southward for winter exploring in the Desert Southwest.

It took me 4 weeks to reach the Columbia River, after leaving Seattle, so I am hoping to make the Desert Southwest, by Christmas.

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Posted By: pjay9 on 10/15/14 10:59pm

Where did you cross the mighty river?


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