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Ha! Thanks Jason, gotta have the necessities! We got all of those little bottles for Christmas, so they ended up there for emergency use only.

Thank you for the mention! I thought about the wood stove fans for sure. We may still end up with that, but the fans I have now work for when the Mr Heater is on, as well as in the warmer months to try and draw cooler air in through the canopy slider window. So far they have been working great! Not too much draw either.

That's what I like about the truck bed camping, you pretty much show up and you're ready. Usually takes us about 10 min to get fully set up with the awning and kitchen setup.

Right? It's been on our list for awhile too. Never really a right time I guess with mods and projects being endless.

Thanks, I appreciate the kind words! It took three different shoots on three different weekends (weather related stuff) to finally get something somewhat good.

Thank you, I appreciate that!

Thank you! We really appreciate the kind words!

Thanks guys! Hope to see you out in the woods soon!

Thank you! I wanted to be able to use the truck as a truck if we need, and also have it be somewhat stealthy.

Thanks for the compliment! It's been a long time coming, and a lot of camping trips to get where we are, and we aren't done yet!

Thank you! I found a few videos on RU-vid that had something similar and went from there. They work very well!

Thank you for the feedback, we appreciate it!!!

Thank you for the kind words!!

Thank you! It's our goal to try and keep it easy and useful

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words!

Thank you! I appreciate the feedback! Take care

The Maxi Trac stuff works well too, we have the air compressor and it fills our 33" tires from 20psi up to 40psi in about 1 minute each tire. Thanks for the like!!

Thanks man! Hopefully we can get some better lighting for our future videos......

Thank you for kind words and feedback! It took awhile to get the design where I wanted it, and the implementation was along process since I'm not all that good with cutting wood correctly!

Thank you!

Thank you Katie! I appreciate it!

Thanks for the heads up! I've looked into bags, and have been back and forth about them for awhile now. For now, I'm going to add the spring shackles (not additional spacing blocks) and see how that goes. I don't necessarily want to add any more spring rate to the rear, and I also need to get some more suspension travel overall. I've had the shackles in my possession for some time now, but have some rusty bolts to deal with to get them installed. If the shackles don't work, I'll go the airbag route. Thanks again and take care!

It's a great awning, especially for the price!

@@subjectadventure Yeah can't beat it.

I got the tracks from our local pick n pull yard from a newer Suburban. They were 7 feet long so I had to cut them down and drill a new hole in the rail for the end caps on that end. Then I measured (5 times) and drilled holes in the topper and used stainless bolts to mount the racks. I couldn't find any affordable low profile rails and these worked perfect. They were $30 for both.

@@subjectadventure so awesome. Do you have any concerns with structural integrity after drilling through the topper ? And did you drill through the flat top surface or through the curved edge area ? I’ve heard the curved area is thicker and a little more robust.

Our topper has a square insulated section on the inside of the roof. I drilled the holes at the edge of that and used aluminum plates on the underside to distribute the stress evenly.

@@subjectadventure nice! I think I have the same insulation section you are talking about. Did you go through the insulation or on the outside of it to avoid it ?

Sorry for the late reply! I went through the insulation. Somewhere on the internets I found an install guide from Leer on how to install their rails and just followed that.

Ha, I get that. I am waiting for the day when I can't bend down at all!

Thank you, we'll get it someday