Tremors and Campers let's talk camping!!

[TreeHouse]

Here is Dutch.........View attachment 4218

Where did you get the rear cover for Dutch? It covers everything and looks durable...

 

[Jakebrake]

I can't wait to hook the Tremor up to my 2014 Airstream and see how it pulls. We are planning a trip real soon out to New Mexico. I'll post pics soon!

Your tremor will laugh , and ask...

That all you got?





Trust me...mine did.

 

[TreeHouse]

We loved the internationals!! What year?

We got the 2021 International 30RB.. (And Love It!) They got rid of the "Wood" sub floor, Thank goodness! : )

 

[Warpath]

my in-laws have a reflection and similar issues that are more annoying than true issues. trim bits and random screws falling out for no reason

Man, seems like every camper I've ever owned had a mystery screw on the floor after ever trip. I was convinced it was the same guy who turns off the refrigerator light when i close the door was also dropping screws on the floor.

 

[TreeHouse]

Man, seems like every camper I've ever owned had a mystery screw on the floor after ever trip. I was convinced it was the same guy who turns off the refrigerator light when i close the door was also dropping screws on the floor.

? Hillarious!!

 

[Warpath]

We got the 2021 International 30RB.. (And Love It!) They got rid of the "Wood" sub floor, Thank goodness! : )

Ours is a 21' too, your right about the floors. The rotten floors plagued Airstreams. We really liked the colors of the internationals for 2021. Look soo good!!

 

[davidb1841]

Where did you get the rear cover for Dutch? It covers everything and looks durable...

amazon.....it was in my 14 f150...and it still fits the f250...it was only $40 and ii covers the whole back-- seats up or seats down..... if your dog rides on the seat

 

[aryaagahi]

17’ Casita. About 4000 lbs with 400 lb tongue weight. Lifted and frame fully reinforced. Axle swapped with a 5200#, rear platform fabricated, Toyo AT II tires.

Here’s the build thread:

Off-road Heavy Duty Casita Build

My wife and I have a fair amount of trailer experience over the years. In 2013 we bought a new, 42’ Toy Hauler and lived in it full time for 5 years. During this time, we learned what we liked, and what we didn’t. We also learned how poor the build quality is of *most* traditional American made...

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Before rear platform and Tremor
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what size hitch drop do you need for that?

 

[jhblaze1]

amazon.....it was in my 14 f150...and it still fits the f250...it was only $40 and ii covers the whole back-- seats up or seats down..... if your dog rides on the seat

does it have cutouts for child safety seats and seatbelts?

 

[Tremortrix]

what size hitch drop do you need for that?

Actually zero drop. Goes perfectly flat when set on the hitch.

I plan to redo the hitch configuration by extending the tongue and adding a lock n roll system. Then I’ll need a 2”-3” drop hitch

 

[TreeHouse]

amazon.....it was in my 14 f150...and it still fits the f250...it was only $40 and ii covers the whole back-- seats up or seats down..... if your dog rides on the seat

Thanks David, ordering now??

 

[aryaagahi]

We got the 2021 International 30RB.. (And Love It!) They got rid of the "Wood" sub floor, Thank goodness! : )

what size drop hitch do you have

 

[aryaagahi]

Here is my setup a 25’ converted Pure Sport Cargo. Insulated, AC, TV, 600W inverter and in the process of adding 35K BTU RV Furnace and AL cabinets.View attachment 4229View attachment 4228

nice, what mud flaps are those, Ford factory?

 

[Pompey]

I am looking at getting something like this. Specifically built for off road, these things are pretty solidly built to handle corrugations and some pretty tough dirt tracks.

 

[Jakebrake]

my in-laws have a reflection and similar issues that are more annoying than true issues. trim bits and random screws falling out for no reason

the big one was the bathroom door. fell off on our last trip to accord ny (Went to Kingston to look for the 3 tremors that live there, but, to know avail) this is now 3 months old. i fix most of it mysekf because of the drive for warranty work.

 

[Tjymr6]

Picked up this little guy last weekend. 1997 Jayco 5th wheel with bunks (in great condition for 23 years old). Doesn't necessarily need it, but I'm working on some plans to paint the outside and add some color to match the truck. Just need it to cool down outside for a while! Its only about 6k lbs, but truck does what she needs pretty effortlessly. Impressed with the 10 spd trans and 7.3L.

 

[davidb1841]

does it have cutouts for child safety seats and seatbelts?

Good question I will look today....I know it has zippers for the split folding seats...I think it has cut outs for seat belt. I will spread it out this afternoon......the only way I ever use it is as pictured.

 

[TrackRat]

Curious... picking up a GD 31MB Tuesday. Pretty sure it comes ‘ready’ for a rear camera. What camera setup have you used and does that typically tie into the existing truck’s camera monitoring or does it require a separate handheld screen?

 

[modified]

Curious... picking up a GD 31MB Tuesday. Pretty sure it comes ‘ready’ for a rear camera. What camera setup have you used and does that typically tie into the existing truck’s camera monitoring or does it require a separate handheld screen?

That's a nice floor plan. I'm also curious if the camera would tie into the factory display.

 

[Pompey]

the big one was the bathroom door. fell off on our last trip to accord ny (Went to Kingston to look for the 3 tremors that live there, but, to know avail) this is now 3 months old. i fix most of it mysekf because of the drive for warranty work.

Because of the conditions here, from what I have gathered so far only three locally made brands can cope with the rough conditions. It’s ironic that while the imported caravans from places like the US and other places, or anything cheap fall apart under tough conditions and are avoided, the better tow vehicles from the US are very highly regarded.