Brutus10

I do t have a choice. I am moving there. Pulling my TT that far is a big reason I got the Eco.

ecobeest

This weekend we will be going to Evangola SP. Four Mile Creek SP is also open.

murf

You got a new 5th right? I don't think we have seen a pic yet.

murf

Military? I made that trip going from Bragg to Lewis. I worked in Tacoma at Tacoma General. My 06 F150 got broken into 3 times and keyed once in the year I worked there. And it was in a parking garage

ecobeest

Murf, ya I had posted a pic or 2, but here you go:

Brutus10

Yes, Army. That sucks man. I plan on living on post so hopefully I won't have as many problems. I rarely go off post unless I am camping, hunting or fishing.

SultanGris

Crap spackle, my tires on my factory rims aren't rated high enough for the camper weight. I'm gonna get metal centric rings for my aftermarket rims and try that, super duty guys are doing it with their aftermarket rims, should work fine.

murf

Oh on post you will have no problems. I lived on the back side of post. Little town called Yelm. Not much public hunting land around there, and when the salmon run you are shoulder to shoulder in the rivers. But it's a beautiful area, specially up Mt. Rainier.

Good luck!

murf

And ridiculous camper Ecobeest, very nice!!!!!

I know you wrap your pipes with heat tape for winter camping. Are you able to camp in winter without electric hookup? Without a generator?

ecobeest

Murf, nothing needed for this 5'r in the winter. It's a four season rig right from the word go.

We always camp with electrical hookup in the winter, although I do have my gennie as a backup just in case. Batteries wouldn't last too long in subzero. Also you would go through a massive amout of LP.