Nice camper. I am about 99.9% sure when you are supposed to lift the rear first then the bead area when popping up. When putting down the bed area first then then by the door.
The truck handles great! You don't even know it's on there until you try to back up. Then not having the backup camera, you don't notice how much you use it until it's not there. Check out their website www.fourwheelcampers.com. You can customize your camper how you want it. Definitely love it! Can't wait for the next adventure. Thanks for watching!
FWC definitely instructs to lift the back end first. However it can still be tough to do the other end. Not getting much help from the struts due to their horizontal orientation until after it lifts just a bit. I have read that some will close up the camper door and turn on the ceiling fan to pressurize and help lift the roof. Worth a try.
@@db2overland I agree, hole heartedly but at 65 my knees, my hips and my back and my hearing my eyes and a few other bits I don’t want to mention seem to have a mindset of their own. I guess you got to just keep moving forward.
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Nice camper. I am about 99.9% sure when you are supposed to lift the rear first then the bead area when popping up. When putting down the bed area first then then by the door.
Thanks for the info! Also thanks for watching we appreciate it!
How does the truck handle with the camper. I would wanna get one for my tundra but wasn’t sure if it would be to much weight for the truck
The truck handles great! You don't even know it's on there until you try to back up. Then not having the backup camera, you don't notice how much you use it until it's not there. Check out their website www.fourwheelcampers.com. You can customize your camper how you want it. Definitely love it! Can't wait for the next adventure. Thanks for watching!
FWC definitely instructs to lift the back end first. However it can still be tough to do the other end. Not getting much help from the struts due to their horizontal orientation until after it lifts just a bit. I have read that some will close up the camper door and turn on the ceiling fan to pressurize and help lift the roof. Worth a try.
Don’t look like you’re in your 50s
Age is a mindset!
@@db2overland I agree, hole heartedly but at 65 my knees, my hips and my back and my hearing my eyes and a few other bits I don’t want to mention seem to have a mindset of their own. I guess you got to just keep moving forward.