What kind of camper do you have???

Got my 2020 2800BH brand new for $31k in the Fall of 2019. It’s a rough market to buy anything now.

 

Check out the Mojo CamperShells. Lite weight with a queen size bed. You can standup in the back when popped up.

 

That would be awesome. We avoid camping around here June through August, lol.

 

Another Four Wheel Camper owner. I've had mine since 2016 now. Love it!

Camping in Rocky Mountain National park CO.

 

FWC's are the tits, especially in CO where it's super busy quite often you can go further than pull behinds and those sprinter van turds haha

I even ran into another FWC tundra owner outside Silverton this past week.

 

Last year we decided we needed a trailer, so after searching through limited early Covid inventory, we found our little 21ft camper.

First outing was a weekend trip to Oregon with the Tacoma, second outing was a week long Oregon trip with the Tundra. The tow with the Tundra was much more enjoyable.

And we totally got our “Glamp” on

 

FYI - https://www.rvtravel.com/pathetic-quality-rv-dealers-fed-manufacturers-producing-1017b/

 

Thanks for sharing. I wonder if things will improve and, if so, how long it will take.

 

So basically other brands are lowering their standards to Palamino quality then... hehe

 

The tandem axle is a double edged sword for the Tundra. Most trailer manufacturers won't put a tandem in without maximizing what they put on those axles, and if they need it you are pushing the weights on the tundra. I am with you in preferring tandem to single if for no other reason than the fact that a flat is potentially less damaging, but it's hard to find tandems that aren't pushing the tundra payload ratings.

 

My '21 VC 23 RSS is 4178# as built. That includes two LP tanks filled but no battery. Add the roof AC, power awning and a few other popular options brought it up to that weight. Payload is 1882#. Each tandem axle is rated for 2800# Add the 10% tongue weight and you get your 6060 gross weight.
I'm watching my wife load this thing up and remind her these things gain weight fast. I'm pretty sure 600# on my hitch would put us over on the trucks limit. First stop after leave here is the CAT scale. Second stop is going to be the dumpster.

 

I'm envious of you payload. So subtract the 600 hitch weight from the 1882 and you gave 1282 pounds of PL remaining. What else is in the truck that adds up to almost 1300 lbs? I must be missing something.

 

I think they meant the trailer payload.

 

Durrrr, my bad. Thank you.

 

I specifically wanted a single axle trailer under #4000. Two less tire/wheels to worry about. With all the shit on my truck I have very little payload to work with. This jayflight 174 Baja has been awesome. Sleeps 4 . About 3800 loaded. We were rolling 35-40 mph out in the desert last week. Tows great

 

Gofastcamper. Wife, I, and dogs love it. Pomeranian sleeps on top with us, and pit sleeps below. GOFAMILYCAMPER

 

Just picked this up a couple weeks ago, a 16x8’ camperized cargo trailer. Hauls the two quads, has a queen bed that lowers from the ceiling, awning, LED lighting, all well within the Tundra’s capability. I don't need or want running water or a TV when camping. Got to try it out a couple days ago.

 

Looks like a GFC

 

Just picked up this glacier 8x17 ice house/camper hydraulic raise and lower.

 

my new rig

 

That is a big *blank* right there....... Your rear tires look like they are about 2" from your fender wells on the bed.

I hope you don't have your WDH hooked up in that picture.

 

Went last week to Vermont to complete the purchase of our new 2022 imagine 21bhe.
They installed the hitch and completed paperwork.
Got it registered today and will be picking it up this weekend . We upgraded form an 18 footer camper.

 

LOL ,I do.Air bags are on the way.Truck actually towed it better then expected.Trailer is 7500 dry,31' long.2017 SR5 2wd

 

Just curious, have you went across and scales yet with that loaded out for camping?

 

We have a 2021 Outback 221UMD, and it's the reason we have a 5.7 liter Tundra. The truck is pulling the trailer almost every mile it rolls. Prior to this we had a 30' class A that was a moneypit. We couldn't be happier with the Outback. It's got all the room my wife, me, and the mutt need and is very comfortable. As a matter of fact, my wife and her 85-year-old mom are camping in it now while I babysit the mutt.

Plans are for an Alaska trip next year if we can still afford the fuel.

 

Nice, well balanced setup you chose. Looks good too.

 

Have not went across the scales yet.Airbags and factory tow mirrors going on Monday.I chose Air lift Load lifter 5000 ultimate bags

 

Home away from home. Bigfoot 25RQ. 4800#'s dry. 7800#'s max axel. Tows like a dream. E2 weight distribution hitch and roadmaster leaf extenders.

 

Nice rigs guys