| title | author | comments | |
| Palomino Bronco truck camper | RoTi RV Reviews | "This lightweight truck camper features a pop-up roof that raises with an easy-to-operate crank system" | See RoTi item |
| Re: Palomino Bronco truck camper | Geoff Hanes | We bought the Bronco in 2007. Great value and no problems so far. Takes only about 5 minutes to set it up and about the same to set it down. Nice layout, good use of the space and well thought out. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Quicksilver truck camper | Nick | Wow what a great idea to have a camper truck plus you can pull another pop up trailer so we will have more room to sleep wow i love that idea. i will check it out | See RoTi item |
| Northstar Freedom truck camper | RoTi RV Reviews | "Versatile enough to fit almost every short-bed half-ton truck on the market today" | See RoTi item |
| Re: Northstar Freedom truck camper | Ken J | Im very interested in this camper. Northstar have a good reputation and I read they have been manufacturing for over 40 years. Would like to hear comments from owners. | See RoTi item |
| Re: RV waste disposal - gravity or pump | Charlie the Coachman | The gravity system is fine in the campground. But boondoging presents other problems and a pluged tank too. I constructed my own system using camlock fittings from RV stores, hooked old washer machine hose as a permanent line camper to pump, then an old garden hose to the dump tank in the lime hole in a field, The pony pump works fine except for paper towels. Careful what you drop in the tank. Waster master good for motor homes, can't haul in a tow trailer. Bumper mount hose haulers don't seem to hold the new beefy hoses and the ground fitting elbow. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Lance truck camper 830 | Carl Keene | Lance say the 830 is the next evolution of Lance Campers based on European models like Tischer and Aritica. I've never had a truck camper only trailers but this model just might tempt me to go in that direction. | See RoTi item |
| Lance truck camper 830 | RoTi RV Reviews | "The all-new distinctive Euro-style design with a spacious floorplan" | See RoTi item |
| Re: Scamp small travel trailer | Al St. Aubin | I just found a small camper that looks just like the 13" Scamp in a town next to mine. Needs a little TLC, just called the realty agent because the property is for sale. Hoping the owner is willing to part with it reasonably. My wife is disabled and tent camping doesn't cut it any more. Has any one ever seen one with the words AUTOFRY on the back? What is the best way to restore the shell? Shell has a lot of black on it believe it is from sitting for awhile. | See RoTi item |
| 1991 Scamp small travel trailer | Rocket | The Scamp I have is a used 1991 13 footer. The 13 foot measurement is from the hitch to the back bumper, so the camper part is only about 10 feet. I’m intimately familiar with the construction of the Scamp since I completely disassembled it and put it back together fixing all the fit and finish problems along the way. These campers were slapped together fast and some of the materials used in this model are pretty cheap. Almost all the fasteners are pop rivets. All of the them were drilled out and replaced with stainless steel machine screws. The rivets were sheering off and something had to be done. The table top and all cabinet doors are compressed paper, not wood. All that got replaced with nicely finished wood. Ripped up the cheap carpet on the floor and replaced that. Door gasket is polyurethane foam, it rots in about 10 years. This one was leaking so bad it was starting to rot the flooring. This was replaced with a rubber door gasket that will last. For winter camping, lots of air leaks around the refrigerator due to poor insulation and fit and finish. Bottom line after fixing all the built in problems is, I love it. | See RoTi item |
|