Hi Everyone! So happy to be here in this forum! I just bought a truck camper after dreaming of one for 20 years, and I love it. Unfortunately, it turns out it has some major issues I wasn’t aware of when I bought it, so would be grateful for your wis...
KKELLER14K wrote:Oh you are in trouble...they did not go to the aluminum frame until 2006...if it is a wood frame....well delam is your least of you worries OMG!!....you got a time bomb!OH NOOOOOOO! Guess it just keeps getting better (sigh) Thank you...
If you can't do this repair yourself, I think you need to seriously consider whether it makes financial sense to make the repair of if you should consider cutting your losses, selling this one to someone who can do a a DIY repair, and looking for a d...
midnightsadie wrote:and your project begins, hope your road is lined with success all the way.I love this, reminds me that curveballs like this are part of the adventure of having a rig like this, I may as well get used to these sorts of projects, bi...
Geo*Boy wrote:I would call Northwood’s Mfg. in Oregon and ask them about an outfit in Oregon that does major repairs on Arctic Fox campers.That is a great idea! Thank you!
The filon delamonates, fills with water, turns into a birdbath and sags down in the middle, the cab over section itself is not sagging down...it behaves like a waterbed if you press on it...another fun tidbit, af used thick cardboard material between...
