No i took lag bolts and cut the head off. I think it was a 5/16 stainless bolt. I was considering some adhesive backed foam on the jack but the pins seem to work well.

I have not measured it with the camper on...sorry!

The liquid rubber hold up very well. Its very flexible which makes it a good choice on wooden campers. We had a super wet winter and its been great. The ease or application is a huge benefit of liquid rubber. I used an undercoating gun and sprayed 5 gallons, and it looks pretty nice. The downside is durability. If you took a sharp object and tried to scratch off the coating, you could do it to some extent. OTOH, the place where you scratched it can be repaired in 10 seconds by applying more. I resprayed a couple sections where I made mods, and I really can't tell. Buy a gallon and test it is my best advice. I DO NOT recommend truck bed liner like Raptor...it cracks and leaks.

If you had the chance to go back, would you do anything differently? Just use liquid rubber only maybe?

@@matthewmillard592 I would have used liquid rubber from the start. Liquid rubber sticks to wood very well. It does not stick to the Raptor I put down so I had to sand it and there are places where the liquid rubber still peels away. I just touch those up with a brush. As for the size I would have made the "facets" smaller they take up a bit of room inside. I'm thinking about a version 2 camper and I think it will be a few inches wider and taller and the facets would be about 2 inches wide on the sides. The leading edge would still have big facets (maybe bigger) for better aerodynamics. The roof I would build with a 1/2 inch crown in the middle to allow water runoff....just bend the plywood and foam to match the curve should not be a big deal.

Just to comment on the size. At 9'2" its fine for most forest service roads and large snowmobile trails. It gets a bit tight on smaller double track trails with branches hitting it. If I decide to go to a full 9'6" small trails will become more of an issue. If your truck has any kind of lift, things will of course get tight. My truck is stock with a 1/2 inch lift from the tires....ymmv.

Have not had any issues in the wind....you can tell its there from the wind noises but its no worse than having something mounted on the roof rack.

The bluetti supplies both 120V and 12V. I prefer to use 12v where possible because its more efficient for small low power things. The bed is 60 inches long on the crew cab model.

O you were asking about the AC unit :) its just a cheap roll around 120V unit that draws 500 watts. The power station can run it for many hours overnight. During the day I have 600 watts of PV so the battery bank is not used much. I also have a Honda generator when all else fails I just crank that up. I think its this one: amzn.to/4bLVQ74

I started with black raptor liner and it was unsuitable for use on wood....kept cracking. The white coating is liquid rubber sprayed on with the undercoating gun. Its reasonably durable and seals very well amzn.to/4apNMbg.

This one: www.ebay.com/itm/133490288766 had to fabricate a custom mount.

Thanks for video. About to get a 130max. I'm either getting 2 of these or 2 of the pro log bunks which I believe includes these also from online pics. Can't find any reviews or videos on them so I'm hesitant to spend the extra money

It was just under 1/2 inch. I took some .010 shim stock and made a sleeve that the shaft collar could clamp to. Its possible that other types of shaft collars might handle the smaller size. The 1/2 inch collar I used needed the shims.

I don't know why you could not get a standard construction loan that gets converted into a mortgage. My house is code legal and has an occupancy permit. In fact I still have an unused HELOC for about 25% of its value....so banks will finance against it. The tricky part is finding land. Even out in the boonies a lot is going to run 50-100K. Anywhere east of 190 forget about it...they rarely even hit the market. In western MA there are more affordable lots.

it’s worth every penny X10….best money i ever spent!

Any chance you figured out these measurements? We are trying to puzzle this out also.

@@ashleydeevee just had to get in there and measure myself. It doesnt need to be too precise, plenty of room to work with.

Also wondering this.

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