ULTIMATE FOUR SEASON CAMPER | 2021 Northern Lite Truck Camper 4x4 Overland - FULL TOUR

[@pices229]

This was amazing. He knew every detail of that camper and didn't miss a beat. I hope Northern Lite is proud. He definitely sold me at least into checking it out. Thank you.

[@alicesrabbit7126]

Drinking Game: Take a shot every time he says "okay." 😘 Respect to you, sir, this looks like a really nice set up. I didn't think I could do a camper, but hell, this looks NICE! 🤩

[@lillypatience]

I looked at the Northern Lites and Bigfoots. Both are really nice, but I didn't catch how the Northern Lite won him over the Bigfoot. The authorized dealer for both manufacturers in my area is sketchy and the owner is a creep so I didn't go that route. I may end up looking in another state or even go up to Canada when it is safe to travel. I also wanted to check out the Safari Condo van conversions. Also, the mattress underlay is called a hypervent. :-) Great tour! Nice guy!

[@ChristopherLeNy]

I had to go to New Hampshire to look at this camper the bigfoot was a little too big for my truck and I liked the dinette and the gallley a little better

[@darrellgoodman9585]

Don't be deceived by the Demoncrats PLANDEMIC don't let them hold you hostage the death's were exaggerated so they could employ their Mail In Voting Scheme to regain power and control over we the people.

[@UncleJack5224]

I went with the Big Foot. 9.6 sb.

[@elenitourlotoudesousabrito8971]

Very compact. Looks a lot smaller from outside. Clever storage. Great interview and tour.

[@gloriagonzalez5532]

Hermosa moto homm como me gustaría tener una pero no se puede 🤗🥰

[@PSD9737-ML]

Great review. Proudly made in Canada. I wish that Northern Lite would modernize the look of their campers. I'm sure that they are of great quality but they look like they were built fifteen years ago.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for the comment. Yes, maybe without decals and a painted exterior

[@kristy7468]

WoW!!!! can I just say I have been binge watching van tours and the videos that correlate to the van life and I got to say as a single female ...I would almost rather own this baby as first choice. The only reason I would not would be the safety factor of getting up in drivers seat in the event of emergency and needing to move quickly. if that could be modified somehow I know this is the route 100 % ....what an awesome set up. perfect for getting lost in adventure💚💚💚💯 thank u for sharing

[@metalman69201]

Dear Kristy, you and I think so much alike! I too, want to have the pass-through in case of an emergency and you needed to crawl up into the cab and drive away. Now, I used to work for Winnebago building motorhomes and so I am wanting to see the framing structure of the camper in the area where the pass-through would be and see if it would be possible to cut a hole and put a rubber boot to seal out any dust or moisture or anything without disturbing one of them upright studs. Of course you would need to make sure that you have a sliding rear window on your truck also. Where there is a will there is a way!! What do you think about that crazy idea I'm cutting a hole for a pass through?

[@ajaxgrac6547]

@@metalman69201 Rubber boot is a good idea--where would you get that?

[@metalman69201]

@@ajaxgrac6547 Good question! I have seen people on KZbin who have cut their own pass through and I will have to watch and see where they got their rubber boot and then I can let you know. I will watch and see if I can find it again.

[@heatherh.946]

Thank you for another great video! Your well-crafted questions really set you apart from other channels. As a viewer it is very frustrating to have a question in your head and not get it answered. You always ask the owner exactly what we want to know!

[@gerger7287]

I've had a camper like this but much larger. When you're a large person and middle-aged to older, you need all the Grim you can get. It's very hard to get up in that overhead bunk when you're older, and it also gets very hot and very cold and it's all so noisy in that overhead bunk when it rains. RV buyers should pay attention to the dinette bed, cuz that's where a lot of people sleeping compared to the overhead bunk, and there's a good amount of people who sleep on the floor of the camper. Camper is nice because it's very mobile you can get around a lot of small areas, and if the truck breaks down, you can always buy a used truck somewhere and put the camper back on and take off it doesn't ruin your whole vacation. I had a motorhome get crunched in the front fender, and it took good three to four months to get it repaired and I said I would have been better off just selling it for parts, is it ruined the whole summer plus I had to pay all the airfare back and forth Trying to get the motorhome fixed. With a truck if it gets wrecked you can ditch it and get something else used or new. I just wish they made the back door wider, And a center Island a little wider for a wheelchair so more seniors could use it. I have seen people put a large lounge chair in there and they just sleep in the lounge chair So they don't have to make up the dinette are go the overhead bunk area.. all of these campers should be designed so the roof is perfect shape for solar panels. Also the rear patio awning should have side panels, so it becomes a nice separate room And is usable for buggy areas. also remember that the sewer connection is kind of low to the ground in these truck campers, a lot of people hold their backs And are in pain for days after using a sewer connection so low to the ground. A generator and a solar panel is a must for these units.

[@spiritwomanleader]

This is one of the best truck camper videos I have watched. It's a normal guy talking about things that normal people want/need to know.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you very much.

[@craiggardner5347]

This is made in Kelowna B.C. pronounced "kill O na". A truly beautiful place to live or work.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for checking this out Craig

[@robertottwell605]

I have delivered a lot of boats up there. Beautiful place.

[@donkeyballs3307]

Obviously u r not Canadian , if u can't pronounce kelowna

[@fidmanx7188]

Awesome pronunciation of Kelowna- ‘kill-O-wanna’ - I will use that version now!

[@MrDaveB123]

@@fidmanx7188 actually its cull own ahh

[@gypsymomma3470]

Nice rig. Thanks for sharing Patrick, always nice to see the wide variety of ways to camp and get out into nature! ✌🙏

[@K-FOREST_Original]

It's not big, but there's nothing you don't have. ^O^

[@joec4871]

Very good tour ok...seems like a well built unit ok...anything marine grade is better ok. You asked some very good questions Patrick ok...impressive running off that small generator ok. Thanks for the tour ok. Good job Patrick ok👍...🤣🤣🤣

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Right on

[@carolyncoppola974]

I love truck campers! Thank you for sharing this!

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for checking in Carolyn

[@joesilva4479]

more truck campers please

[@janetwalker3541]

Very fancy but also very expensive.

[@ChristopherLeNy]

it was a little expensive but I already had the truck so I did not have that added expense and the final price including upgrades was still much less than MSRP

[@trvlaqwst7570]

Christopher Le Ny great camper! Lucky you!

[@timgoodsell4053]

It’s as big as aClass B but with the superior off-road capability of a 4x4 truck. At a considerably lower price as the higher end Class Bs approach $200k.

[@freedomdove]

Great questions, as usual, Patrick. You're a very good interviewer.

[@petea592]

This was a great video, as usual, Patrick. Very thorough review but also you asked the owner great questions about how he decided on a truck camper, why this camper, and a number of other questions that travel trailer owners like me are interested in if considering a truck camper. Thanks Patrick (and Chris!)

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you very much Pete

[@terristewart6119]

Beautiful camper! Thank you sir for the great tour!

[@scottg9208]

Nice review. We have a 2017 Northern Lite 8.11 SE wet bath and love it. That quality of these campers is fantastic and they are truly not only top of the line but 4 season as well.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for checking this one out

[@dougf94912]

That was a very comprehensive walk-through, thanks for posting!

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you very much

[@maureenhart2854]

This gentleman did a fantastic job. We were not even considering a truck camper until we saw this. FANTASTIC

[@jasonarcher7268]

Im amazed at all the stuff they cram onto a pickup. I dont even know if i'd use it, but i want one now

[@Aboite81]

@@jasonarcher7268 Ditto

[@cigarmann]

Quality was evident throughout the tour.......

[@BarbaraJKane]

THATS WHAT I SAY NORTHERN LIGHTS!!🇺🇸 all the way🏆

[@nancyholland1877]

I love this camper, it’s amazing.

[@catherinegreene8091]

Would like to see him backup and hookup

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Me too

[@conniefox8044]

Such amazing info. Thank you!!! He knows his stuff! I wish you would have left links for how/where to buy some of those things from the "9000 pd axle" to the thick bed mat, etc.

[@glenndahlgren2572]

I have my 8-11 on 2020 F 350 single rear wheel with new 7.3 L gas engine. Payload of 4072 lbs. Gas engines are lighter than diesels hence more available payload in most trucks.

[@TW---]

Finally, someone mentioned the truck stats. Thank you! Never mentioned this in video. Did you have to do an axle swap like he did? How is the top heavy weight feel when driving? I want to avoid getting a dually for some overlanding. What are your thoughts on how the F350 handles the weight while bouncing side to side? Too often people purchase the smallest truck needed for the payload but then when you add water + gear they're maxed out. Then you get terrible driving dynamics. I would like to do the opposite. What is your experience with your truck + camper full weight? Did you still beef up the suspension? Any info you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

[@TW---]

Please, please respond if you can. I'm begging you for a reply!😁 Very hard to find these answers from someone with real world experience using this setup. Also, forgot to ask above: I would like to be off grid for extended period. The water, propane, fridge size, solar capacity seems to make this doable. What kind of fuel mileage are you getting? How far can you go on one tank of gas at full payload with the 7.3l?

[@tennisbum3686]

I don't have a truck camper so bear with me. Couldn't someone else with a pickup truck pull in and take the camper?

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Yes but they would have to be able to power the jacks

[@patmchugh8725]

This really has alot of room inside, more than I thought they would have.👍

[@brianjones2232]

Is there wood in the ceiling and walls? How much for this camper?

[@eliszanardi6041]

It's fantastic camper! It is first camper with bathroom that I saw... congratulation

[@rheannahoffmann385]

Hi Patrick and all northeast readers! Long shot but hoping to get some local recommendations. I'm a travel nurse on my 3rd covid assignment in NYC and - years in the making - just got my first fully converted van 🤸🏾‍♀️ Just got back from picking her up in Florida and I'm looking for a handy-person / build company that could help me do some isolated projects on her (cabinets in kitchen, vertical closet, etc). One of your subs recommended I reach out to you to see if you knew of anyone, or had suggestions of where else to look. Could be NY, NJ. I'm here for another 10 wks at least. Let me know! This is obviously my sanctuary during stressful times and the way I keep away from others, so thank you in advance, I appreciate any recommendations anyone has.

[@101taiga]

Good luck! Another travel RN here in a camper van but looking to change to a truck and camper next year. How have your assignments been since covid came to town?

[@jniemec]

This is neat. Going to check if they make a toy hauler version that may accommodate a motorcycle and or a couple of bicycles.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for checking this one out

[@64maxpower]

I can't say I've ever seen a toy hauler truck camper. I'd maybe tow small enclosed to bring my fun

[@baariebe]

Very nice and thorough.

[@freedomdove]

Great tour, Patrick. What camera are you using for filming? Maybe you could make a video about the gear you use. ?

[@dlg5485]

It always annoys me when self-righteous types presume to question why someone else has a TV in their camper, as if it's any of their business. Everyone has the right to travel/camp however they like. People trying to impose their values onto others gets me heated up every time.

[@TW---]

Ha! Just replied to you on a diff video. I agree with you here also. Being a tent camper living in FL, I've found most campgrounds are filled with judgy, nosy, retirees/snowbirds. It's quite annoying.

[@juliaelenamarcos-foxwell9787]

Thank you! It was exciting to see a Northern Lite presented by a very knowledgeable owner. Please, forgive the critics. There are always people that think they are so perfect. I purchased a used 1996 N L and I love it. I am 76 and enjoy traveling and visiting friends in my camper. I drive an F-150 that carries the 1,600 lbs weight plus my clothes and gadgets very well. Thank you again, NJ adventures for your presentation.

[@TheMagnificentGman]

Dam that's expensive

[@radenbahagia164]

Great but convenience as vehicle can be temporary seperated for all purposes ....l think thats important....

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Definitely

[@flyingdutchman7585]

I have a 2015 10-2EXCD....I have it on my 2009 F-350 SRW.... I camp in it full time April to Nov in the Rocky Mountains. I rarely camp in campgrounds, mostly boondocking. I have taken my TC everywhere...mining roads, through the woods, over mountain passes, places that I probably shouldn't have gone. I have had not one problem with my Northern Lite..they are build tough and to last. My wife loves it also...so comfortable with everything you need to live extended off grid as long as your water holds up. I up graded this last year with lithium batteries and it was a great move...no more worrying about running your batteries down below 50% plus lighter and way more power. Highly recommend these campers...oh and they hold their value...which is nice also.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Oh wow, good information

[@TW---]

How long can you run the fridge off propane and/or batteries? He mentioned here the fridge depletes the batteries fairly quickly. And he has the 200ah + 200w solar setup.

[@flyingdutchman7585]

@@TW--- I'm not sure how long it will run just off the batteries, I've never been in a situation where I've needed it. In areas where I don't run heat and just the fridge, one 20lb tank runs the fridge from 4 to 5 weeks. The NL comes with 2 20lb tanks and I also carry a 3rd on the generator space so I usually run out of food before propane. The tanks of course last more or less depending on altitude, temps, if you use your heater, how much cooking you do etc. Before a trip I usually turn the fridge on a week ahead of tome to let it get working well. When Im not out its off and the doors cracked for air circulaion and I clean it well after its off to prevent any mold or anything. Its also ready then when its time to leave out again. It runs continuous for 5 to 8 months while Im out...its a 2015 model and so far zero issues with cooling/freezing.

[@TW---]

@@flyingdutchman7585 Thanks for the detailed reply. Wow! 4-5 weeks? That's what I was hoping for. I'd like to do exactly as you: off grid for extended periods, no campgrounds, just boondocking. Seems totally doable with this camper: water capacity, 2x20lbs propane, large fridge/freezer, lithium system, etc. It's all there. Please tell me about: 1)needing to dump black tank only being 11 gals.? 2) the 10-2 is BIG & HEAVY for a SRW? How is bouncing side to side with all that top heavy weight? I would like to do light overlanding 3) how long can you go on a tank of gas? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

[@flyingdutchman7585]

@@TW--- ok TW here is the lowdown and answer to your questions. First, blacktank - the only time I use this is usually traveling when I have to spend a night in a developed area. While boondocking I usually just use catholes. I carry an entrenching tool just for this. One problem I an seeing in BLM and NF area is people leaving TP around..its littering..please bury your business if in the woods. The main limit to off grid is access to water. I usually try and camp near a stream or other source of water. I carry drinking water. I do not drink the water in my fresh water tank, trying to filter the tank, etc is just no practicle. If I need additional drinking water I will filter it into my drinking water containers. Makes things simple. The 10-2 can get heavy but with my F350 it can handle the load. The most important thing is the sidewall rating on your tires. Go with the thickest availabke for your rims. Also remember, ratings are for properly filled tires, airing down will change the load capacity of your tires and can lead to bad things happening in the worst of areas. Lastly, I run stableloads on my rear leaf springs..this keeps the rear from sagging and rolling side to side, highly recommend them for any TC hauling. The reason I run SRW is because dulleys don't do as well in snow and mud and I find myself in both trying to reach the out laying areas least traveled. Anymore questions just ask.

[@dreamzofhorses]

Why don't they make the window a pass through any more? Can I have one installed? Or does that make it easier for breakins?

[@TheWestlandgirl]

I def would want one

[@demonchild8452]

Super sanitary keeping the silverware under a step. Lol

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

It’s sealed

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

That is great my friend you thought of it right most people who do van live in live at their Bank part-time full-time or weekend 10 to put microwaves in advance I don't know what they thinking a microwave with burn your battery out within seconds.. call microwave is a bad idea..

[@glenndahlgren2572]

Microwave only works on shore power or generator. Same for AC.

[@abhu1420]

Nice camper nice video.

[@rogerstillwater6800]

You were asked.. "What do you need a TV for" ? -- Three days of wind driven rain.. that TV comes in real handy. We just got tired of walking on aluminum so I did the same thing as you but with indoor/outdoor carpeting in our toy hauler.. makes all the difference in the world. Great camper, Chris / Excellent interview

[@flybyairplane3528]

PATRICK, Hello, I had NO IDEA, a unit like this had so much space, & I noticed in back by the numbers it said WET SHOWER, hot damm, never really expected that, there band that DO NOT , a genuine SHOWER not a wash up, even a sigh professed 6years on the frame , great going, thanks for bringing this to us Cheers 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@okiedoke6373]

He said it's a finely built boat that is fantasticif if you ever see this thank you for your service thank you for the dedication to your country for all y'all who don't know the coast guard is a different breed no matter what the weather conditions if you need help they will be there again thank you for your service and enjoy your camper

[@UncleJack5224]

Good job on the tour. My wife and I truck camp too.

[@CarrieJo5916]

Just way to much money to have to crawl or shimmy in and out of that overhead bed, not to mention trying to change the sheets.

[@hannahwebb4846]

I would like to know how a truck driver can back up for the pick up of the camper again without knocking it over. Seems like you have to just get lucky. If you don't have anyone to give you directions to back right or left, then it really is a guessing game where you just might knock down your camper.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

It’s really not that bad. With practice and a good spotter, you will get it in no time

[@Durataur]

Great video, super informative! One thing i will say, I live in Kelowna BC, where these campers are manufactured and the town is pronounced KEL (like how you pronounce the first 3 letters of the name Kelly) - OH - NUH.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for the information

[@georgiabelle5176]

The company who makes the truck camper needs to pay you to demonstrate. You did a great job!!

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Yes. They are very appreciative of it though

[@outdoorjaye]

Patrick, we not gonna talk about that Bronco? That yours???

[@TheMagnificentGman]

Dam that's expensive

[@susanjensen302]

I didn’t hear how much?

[@mrrod3004]

my 2020 35ft with twice as many features cost the same, im really confused...

[@scottthejeepguy7499]

Nice work Patrick, your videos make me want more out of camping, GREAT video

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you very much

[@epikoperfectnoob6408]

2021? Looks like tasteless 2005 thing...

[@freedommonger4512]

way over priced?????

[@rosanapasquini8714]

We have the 10’2 and we love it

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for checking this out

[@maobfh]

Nice truck, nice tour and nice guy! I like this camper. Is he driving a250?

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

This is a F250

[@ChristopherLeNy]

2005 F350

[@hollankendall6522]

It’s a water heater. Not a “hot water heater” like you called it. Just sayin bubbs

[@butwereallsombdyspecial]

♥️☝️💯 YES I LOVE THESE. The Mammoth Host is gorgeous .

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for checking this out

[@tonyl1483]

Best detailed tour I’ve ever seen! 👍

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you very much

[@naomisherred166]

Wow! I really love this! Awesome job 😊😊

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@robertjosan5536]

Is there an anti-theft security option once you disconnect the camper from the truck? Also, is there a bike rack option? On this model or the longer truck bed model is there a clothes washer option?

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

All good questions. I believe the jacks are disabled when not in use so no one can lift it and drive off.

[@ConservativeMama0311]

This was a good tour, ok?! Really liked this one!

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you Amber

[@jsadamsster]

Very insightful tour of a truck camper. Great to have a person who actually knows what he's talking about.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you very much. Please subscribe for more awesome van and RV conversions.

[@peterkim1999]

Is it 4 season? Its the best one I've seen so far. Nvm, 4 season yay! I am sold!

[@sassylady1812]

This is beautiful! There is a lot more room and storage then I thought!

[@lesliegranowski2683]

Okay Nice job He gave great details

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you

[@its_hammer_time3694]

I really enjoyed this review sir.. nice and calm, not rushed, and very informative. Nice camper!

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@armondogarcia7532]

WTF... You have to be kidding,, lmao $50k that's just way to much for a small camper..

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

The size of a camper has no relation to the price. The price is related to the quality of construction and the feature level. If you want a cheap camper there are different manufacturers that offer products that are built differently with their own feature levels.

[@hldye7442]

What is the R value that determines it being a four season ? What type of insulation is in the walls - floor & roof sections ?

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Good questions. The manufacturers link in the description will get you the information you are seeking

[@genedouglas494]

Nice camper and presentation! Thank you.

[@lovematters7122]

Thank you..that was an amazing tour of your camper! I Love It! I want one!💕

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

You are so welcome!

[@michellesisco5048]

Like it.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you Michelle

[@glendaturner255]

I really enjoy this video and the knowledge that Chris shared.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you Glenda

[@byronbrasher8118]

Located in a valley surrounded by mountains.

[@remote-lines]

So, me and my girlfriend started watching this video, and every time this guy would say "okay" we would take a sip of our beers, we ended up pretty tipsy. Nice video, 10/10 😆

[@bonniefuller858]

Wow!!!! Excellent!!!!

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@asteiner9181]

50 grand ! Wow

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

The quality is fantastic

[@windowcreek1798]

These campers are ridiculously overpriced for the purchase. Never buy a new one. Sad.

[@lightninsadventures2692]

And entirely too heavy

[@280zone]

just 2 questions. How many times did he say "OK"? Did you have to hold that door open for him to slide that rear drawer in?

[@ChristopherLeNy]

a lot OK :-)

[@taranchenkoigor]

It's Ok to say Ok, Ok😉

[@susans7091]

This is making me reconsider. I have never liked the looks of a truck camper. But I want to be able to 4x4 in difficult places. This may be what allows me to do that. Hmmmm. Considering. Wondering what the best well build truck camper companies are? Amazing what they can fit in such a small space. I would love to see one that has been remodeled:) Especially if it has been made more 4 season. Clear elbow for black/grey tanks sounds great. I am normally a bucket user myself. I want to be able to boondock, so am not really interested in hookups, TV, etc, but this was very informative. Wondering if I could make it all electric with 2nd alternator and lithium batteries.

[@jmstew642]

Very nice unit...

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@user-wu8os5fn2j]

He did state that he could put 9000 on the rear axle. He has a 4050 lbs on the front axle and rear is about 5000 or a little better . You have go by your GVWR l tried to see his but I couldn’t read it ,mine on my Ford F-350, is 11200 lbs GVWR . my front axle is 6000 rear axle is 7000 with our Lance truck camper we are just over gross buy about 300 lbs ,but not over on axles . You have to get your gross weight and subtract your curb weight which is your empty weight from your gross weight my gross weight is 11200 my curb weight is just about 8000 lbs that means I can not go over 3200 , that’s means I am about 300 hundred lbs over weight.

[@sageliving5665]

Could you please recommend the best truck for a 2013 Livin' Lite / Camp Lite CLTC10, 2,190 lbs/ slide in truck camper? Brochure requires a 3/4 ton (or higher) 8 foot bed and I’m partial to dually as the back end squats with full tanks. I would very much appreciate any help from anyone in the know. Thank you so much.

[@jnmaher1967]

Always enjoyed Patrick’s review of airstreams at Colonial. Love the new series. Based on all that Patrick has seen I’d be curious what he’d suggest.

[@wallclockmaster4732]

No slides…that is the way to go! Contained like a boat

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you very much

[@edyoung6573]

Funny my wife and I started out tenting, then got a travel trailer, then got a big 2017 F350 PSD DRW (cargo capacity 5,750 lbs) and a giant 5th wheel, then down sized to a old Lance 1030, We will be getting a Northern Light as the old Lance getting close to end of life (or a nice project for someone) Love the go anywhere feel of the truck camper! Installed the nice Torklift Talon tie down system with Talon Fast guns. Northern Light is the best of the best if you don't want a slide which we don't.

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

I agree about North Light

[@TW---]

What does PSD stand for? DRW = dually right? Hence the 5700lb payload! I'd like to "overdo" the rig I need for carrying this camper. If I stick with Single Rear Wheel on F350 will I have to do more than just upgrade the suspension a little?

[@edyoung6573]

@@TW--- PSD Stands for Power Stroke Diesel, and DRW Yes stands for Dual Rear Wheels. If you get the 10 2 you will want/Need a DRW Long bed.

[@TW---]

@@edyoung6573 ya I'd stick with the 8-11 so I don't have to get a DRW.

[@edyoung6573]

@@TW--- That would be perfect for you!!!!!

[@scottfast03]

Very nice. What Lithium batteries did you opt for? That’s something I’m looking into currently and thinking Battleborn.

[@dianeeichenberg4579]

I LOVE IT!!! 😎✌🏻🤙🏻🤘🏻😎

[@scallywag6768]

These campers are not cheap. Quality does come with a price. What you also need to consider is this unit will last a lifetime and retain its value with minimal care. Other RVs will rot or break over time leaking through seams, and will depreciate faster than a Northern Lite.

[@adamsicotte1151]

I see that you live near a walmart from the sweet peas you have in your cupboard 🤭😁

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

There are Walmart’s everywhere

[@adamsicotte1151]

@@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures I know

[@rkornilo]

What's amazing about this camper is it does not require a duelly.

[@trvlaqwst7570]

Great tour, there's so much in there, It's like Dr who's tardis

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for checking it out

[@veinuj]

Really nice truck!!♥️

[@kathrynmorris5031]

Patrick this video is absolutely one of your best yet! So detailed it could be a dealer sales hype video. Congrats on this one and thanks for what you do I have been a subscriber for quite some time. I always recommend your vids to anyone looking into camping \ vanlife

[@rayray2613]

Awesome commercial

[@fredneal8608]

Ok