Popup Camper Hacks

[@randybeard6040]

I had a Swinger Model where Stove and Sink was mounted right beside Door, the Whole Stove and Sink would Swing Out and had rubber seals around it so this gave you more room, plus all cooking Fumes were outside if you desired. Mine was a Older Model but actually had a lot of room inside. I could set the whole unit up in 10 mins. or less...

[@tommysgreatoutdoors]

That’s pretty quick. I’m probably an hour at best from the time we arrive at the site, now that includes parking and leveling to setting up the canopy and outdoor kitchen. I did in another video take out that cooler and put in a mini fridge that has worked out great.

[@MrBlainet999]

We Just bought the same camper but a 1987 model. Barely used and garage kept. Its like a time capsule. Not a scratch on the screens or original canvas. It even had the original 1986 LP tank... and It's still full! I've upgraded the levelers, added a new canopy (got 1/2 price), fridge and mattress. Ready to go camping next week. Looking to remove the like new stove/sink today as we will never use it. Happy camping!

[@computergardener]

Too Funny.... I have the exact same Blackstone / Cabala's Camp kitchen and I could agree more with you. They rock and when I finally get my popup I am so happy it looks like I will be able to store both inside. thanks... Happy camping....

[@CombatDoc54]

That's a great idea about the canopy instead of an awning or tarp. I used to use a screen tent and set up a table for cooking and chairs.

[@CombatDoc54]

Liked, Subscribed and Notified. Pretty slick setup. I never knew they made step covers like that.

[@serawasnever2902]

This was amazing! Thanks a lot!

[@promisestarxd9487]

your camper is so similar to mine. I think I might take my sink and stove out too. The model I have is too small to make cooking in the camper practical.

[@paulz.3050]

I really like the music you use.

[@WarrenKimpel]

nice video

[@tommysgreatoutdoors]

Thanks!!

[@marcwigle]

I would cut that step rug so that the sides don't hang over the sides of the step otherwise someone may take a tumble if the step is not solid.

[@CarlitooOooh]

Whered you buy the plate for the latch?

[@tommysgreatoutdoors]

They are just some nail plates you can pick up at any hardware store (Home Depot, Menards, Ace, Lowes, etc)

[@oldschooldiy3240]

I'm thinking these were more "improvements" than "hacks"....just saying....