How to Load a Truck Camper | Vintage Bigfoot

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Today I show you how I load my 1986 Bigfoot Truck camper onto my 1993 Dodge w250 club cab. These old campers with hydraulic hijacker camper jacks can be a bit unstable as the truck goes up but with a bit of patience you can easily load these old campers onto your truck.
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@richyg3993 Год назад

That truck exactly with a manual gear box is my dream. Still a bad rig!!!!! 😎

@OvensGarage 10 месяцев назад

I've got one with an auto and one with a manual!

@so7055 Год назад

No thumbs but good moral support from Earl! 😂

@OvensGarage Год назад

As always

@hamptonmanufacturing3566 Год назад

Love that camper and I definitely love that truck. 😎

@OvensGarage Год назад

Thanks I appreciate it!

@pixchick55 Год назад

Great video & Earl is an excellent supervisor. Goodest boy ever.

@PNWXOverland 11 месяцев назад

Id recommend a thin rubber mat to set the camper on when in the truck. Also making a mark on those slide out connections so you know where to put them every time.

@darrylmonat5361 Год назад

I use chains and turnbuckles for mine. I have handcranks, old school. My camper is '89 on the back of my '90 D350 dually. Love just the way it is. Takes me about an hour...🤦‍♂️

@OvensGarage Год назад

Yeah I've probably got it down to a 30min load or so...definitely not fast! haha.

@LifeofBrianLoB Год назад

Love it man.

@OvensGarage Год назад

Thanks appreciate it!

@lxxlss Год назад

very detail. thank you.

@redrebelneck8678 Год назад

Great video

@OvensGarage Год назад

Thanks!

@jameswbarry9576 10 месяцев назад

Hi maybe you can get some of the roll bar Styrofoam to put around the chains so you don't damage the paint

@DuddiesAdventure Год назад

Very nice setup. I can't seem to find a camper like that down here in Texas. Im looking at using a ex-military box on the back of my crew cab im working on. How high is that camper from the bottom of the bed to the top of the camper? And how top heavy is it going down the road? Great Video!

@OvensGarage Год назад

All these fibreglass Bigfoot campers were manufactured in BC, so there are quite a few around here. There's also a couple other companies like Somerset and Northern Lite that produced fibreglass truck campers. The camper is probably about just over 6ft high. I can stand up comfortably inside without hitting my head and I'm 5'11. I find the sway bar on the truck helps a ton with sway and you can hardly feel the camper on the truck. I just give myself a bit more stopping distance, otherwise truck hardly feels it.

@eddydodgeandtruck614 Год назад

thank you for this informative video. is it true that you have to have at least a 250 to be able to carry a motorhome like yours? because I have a d150 and I believe that my truck cannot support the weight of a camping cell.

@OvensGarage Год назад

Yeah I would want at least the 3/4ton 250 to carry a camper this weight or higher. This camper dry is only like 1500lbs and it still squats the truck a touch.

@glenstewart8464 11 месяцев назад

I have a 92' W250 and wondering if you know the manufacturer of the frame mounts?

@OvensGarage 10 месяцев назад

They are custom fabricated

@grndiesel Год назад

What does that camper weigh?

@OvensGarage Год назад

Never weighed it but I'd guess it's around 1500lbs

@grndiesel Год назад

@@OvensGarage Cool. So it's just enough to smooth out the ride. I have an older F250, and this channel has me thinking of options. I like the clamshell fiberglass construction because it seems less leak prone.

@OvensGarage Год назад

@David yeah they are great old campers. Not perfect but in better shape than most older campers