Well done Mate, I know the pain of short legs and bloody milk crates, they are a god send. loved the mozie stomp in there too, dirty lil friggin things. Cheers for another honest Vid Groo, good to see you out there enjoying the place, Cheers
That was great. I really appreciated you posting this. It was the single most important thing to me amongst the various things I was curious about. You now have another subscriber 😁
I have no affiliation with Tommy Camper, I paid full price. After a fair bit of research and for traveling/overlanding where the majority of your stops are for one or two nights it’s hard to find better. It has some issues and I will do a video on them as time goes by.
1. Ugly 2. While driving it will rub... in a few years u will see it rub off paint. 3. Potential to crush as the camper isn't meant to be hugged tight to the ute... it's meant to sit on and be attached to it.
Good setup 4 locating lugs on the bottom will help put back on much faster to align the bolts, quick release latches would be good with locating lugs
Excellent and instructive. Well done.
Thanks Chris. Appreciate your comment.
thank you for detail video
thank share this look further at S8 Tommy Camper side on canopy for my Isuzu nps75 crew cab 4x4 truck
Their a good rig.
Well done Mate, I know the pain of short legs and bloody milk crates, they are a god send. loved the mozie stomp in there too, dirty lil friggin things. Cheers for another honest Vid Groo, good to see you out there enjoying the place, Cheers
Thanks Geoff.
Nice video
Thanks
Nice vid
Thanks
That was great. I really appreciated you posting this. It was the single most important thing to me amongst the various things I was curious about.
You now have another subscriber 😁
Only just picked up on your comment. Appreciate your kind words.
Interesting
Thanks A
Good work Wayne, you have done a good job demonstrating the camper and accessories, I'm sold.
I have no affiliation with Tommy Camper, I paid full price. After a fair bit of research and for traveling/overlanding where the majority of your stops are for one or two nights it’s hard to find better. It has some issues and I will do a video on them as time goes by.
4x4 TrekOZ your definitely an asset to their sales, hope they contribute in some way to your videos, as real life is what people enjoy watching.
looks good
Thanks Brad
I guess you could have wound the legs down a bit to get better access to the awning... but that probably takes time too. The crate wasn't too hard.
I could have but the angle of the rear steps are fixed for the height of the Dmax. The angle when lowered can be uncomfortable.
have you ever thought about ratchet straps to lock it down? maybe easier than bolts?
I’ll be changing to quick release latch
1. Ugly
2. While driving it will rub... in a few years u will see it rub off paint.
3. Potential to crush as the camper isn't meant to be hugged tight to the ute... it's meant to sit on and be attached to it.
Thanks for watching.
Hi Wayne, do you have a suspension upgrade? What weight does the canopy weigh?
320kg plus whatever you put in. Yes had a GVM upgrade
Ah nothing better while camping than a rattle gun chugging away from the bloke over...
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