Truck Camper Life | Four Wheel Camper Hawk: Tour 

I know this is a super old video but thanks for the real life look at camping. No glamour shots just the real deal.

Always carry 2x4 s, with one end cut at a 45 , to use for leveling. You can always burn them if you have to. If your fancy you can buy the plastic ones that stack. Safety first and always

Good to see young couples camping.

Love the Hawk... just ordered one:-) Can't wait.

Thank you both for the fun and informative videos!

Excellent! Four wheel campers are awesome

Looking forward to all of your videos! Very interested in pop up campers.

Nice setup guys!

excellent set up..

I haven't seen a collapsible truck camper. Looks like you have a great set up.

Nice. I like the mirror!

Nice setup

Informative, thanks for posting :)

Before filling up your camper with water I would run the water first and make sure there's no containment it in there also with the hose too .like your video great camper, thanks.

Probably listed in the previous comments, however, when I toured the FWC factory before I ordered my HAWK, they had split pool noodles on the top of the door frame to help lessen the impact.

I see you forgot your wood blocks. I Got a similar pop camper much older tho. I like the kitchen cabinet it looks good, plenty of storage. I install a fold up TV DVD player above the junk storage cabinet and play movies at night. Good camper.

You should make some leveling blocks out of wood that are different sizes so your entire Tire can rest on it instead of causing issue with parking on small rocks just some wisdom from doing that myself

Subscribed! Going over that rock for leveling will create an internal "wound" to the tire and could expose it to premature rupturing.

very refreshing to see no ebbeging

Wish we knew where you were looks like a real pretty place.

Grab REI or MEC (Canada) Titanium pots and cutlery. So light, It's what I use on climbs.

I’m sure you have something now even though this is the first time I’ve seen your show. I have a truck camper and I use the square levelers and they work great. Camco.

subbed! How much would y'all estimate a 2011 model similar to yours should cost me? Like a price range?

I’m interested in the four wheel campers and I also have a Toyota Tundra and I was wondering if you had to beef up the suspension at all ? Thanks!!! You guys are awesome!!

Super cool

I have the same truck and a four wheel camper SHELL ONLY. At 700 pounds, plus the weight of two people and gear, I can not quite make the weight limit of 1340 pounds-don't know how you do it without the use of shell only.

Love the vids and definitely love the new upgrades. You guys got me sold on getting one. Have you guys ever been on shelf mountain roads with inclines or tight spaces and how does the truck handle in those environments?

That is the coolest pot and cup set. Could you tell me the name of it? Id like to get one.

I like the wife's play by play/direction.

Good point I work at this amazing asenbaly ...

Would it be cool yo have bigger doors ..and cup holders...or dish holder..??

sweet truck...

how tall is your roof from your bed, the reason I'm asking is because I'm building one and i just want to know i have about the same space you have. yours looks perfect. John.

I have a superduty Ford F-250 would the Hawk fit on my truck it's a long bed ??? Love you're videos!!! What kind of fun things do you two like to do while camping, I noticed you don't bring bikes ??? Thanks 😊

Hello, We pick up out new FWC on the 19th. In two days. Can you please tell me the brand of rear step ladder you are using. Thank you very much.

Have you guys had any issues with this camper in the rain? Specifically the canvas? I'm considering purchasing one but mainly camp during rainy season.

Thumbs up.

Nice demo guys. I’m curious though, about the weight of the camper and the load capacity of your truck. How close are you to the limit of your truck? I have a 2019 Ram 1500 with a load capacity of 1566, and I really like the Hawk camper, but I may max the limits of my truck. Please advise. Thank you.

Sorry to keep bothering you man, but if you don't mind me asking, do you know what year your camper is? Also, do you think it is possible to fit a queen sized mattress through the opening in the door? Really, Thank You

Enjoyed video I just bought a truck camper watching videos to get idea's, beautiful country where are they camping?cute wife

You should filter that water with the Camco filter thing before you fill your tank

You end without a good bye?

I like to see what people don't like about these campers ? We are buying one in 2019 for retirement. The inside will be sleeping.....an enclosed compost toilet that slides upward to a fan. The fridge off solar and a boat foot pump hand washing station..... The rest will be storage for clothes and boots. We will pull a 10 foot cargo double axle that___TELESCOPES ___to meet the parked vehicle. 10 feet becomes 16 feet with a full double sink ....200 gallons of water heated on a propane stove as we camp and do. 2 electronic propane lights......L shaped counter and cupboards 10 feet long like a house......12 volt fridge. Quiet electric heat off a garage sound proof Honda generator. The small door on the camper is like a space station hatch to give 2 separate areas alone. The back 8 feet is a garage for tools the generator .....fishing gear and at the rear a compost toilet and simple hand shower heated on the stove.....With an 18 canoe sailor and 2.5 hp on top the cargo. This should meet all our needs and we can detach the cargo to go into town shopping. Could not find a RV and engine we liked.

How do you guys run the fridge when on the road?

we're was you two at looks pretty

what watts solar do you have

ROCKS---REALLY BAD BAD IDEA!!!

You are overweight on a Tundra. Was going to go that route but if you add up your all you weight ready to go with two people wet you will be way over a Tundra payload of 2080. Which if you cause or get into an accident your insurance will not cover you and you can be sued. Most people with campers are overweight and either know it or most probably don;t. It's a huge issue. Your Tundra is probably safe 300 lbs. over but that's about it. And you brakes and everything will wear out super fast. I love Toyota's and have had many and they are awesome. I think they are much better than any other truck. But.... they payload and towing sucks. So I went Chevy 2500HD 4x4. and still with bumpers and winch I'm getting close to max if I bring mt. bikes and kayaks. It's the perfect set up. You see so many FWC's on Tacoma, which I have and Tundra's. Just not enough payload no matter what you do. But... everyone is doing it anyway and FWC is more than happy to sell it to you. You have a bitchen Tundra though, you guys be careful with that heavy load.

Curious how anyone under 40 can afford an FWC+Truck to haul it?? I follow a decent amount of young people with them on forums, blogs etc...I have a decent job and no student debt (unlike many my age) and an FWC is way out of the budget.

What camper is installed on the truck? I am very interested in doing a project like this.

Why not just use paper/plastic disposable plates, cups, utensils?

Flip flops and no gloves hard core campers 😂

Why is your husband putting the Porta-potti so dam close to the water spicket/spout? That's nasty!

Sticking the public "potable water" spigot into your toilet and the waste compartment is not very considerate of others. Maybe you could use a short length of hose that attaches to the spigot and runs to the toilet that you can then leave on the ground.

when you speaking yousleeping of corse

I'm tired of all the Toyotas in these videos....nothing but Tundras and Tacomas. It really pisses a Detroit built Dodge Ram owner off.