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I agree with Pat. We don't have the floor and I just don't think we have wanted it. I like the ground under our feet. If we are cooking, washing dishes, or eating, spills don't matter. No floor to sweep. It dries quicker. I just don't like walking on the floor of a tent. I seem to think about...

Willo, We keep our stuff in an out building. With the TD empty it is easier to change the sheets. When we leave I take the TD from the shed it is in to the outbuilding and load the appropriate stuff for that trip. Chairs, no chairs, Northern Breeze, or not, pop-up canopy, or not and so on. I...

Joan, This is a very common maintenance. Just about any shop can do this for you. Steve

Who's is it? Steve

Well good for you. I remember the day we started the build. Evan had not started the forum. I kept pictures in my office. I had the build website up on a spare monitor. It was alot of good, good fun. Steve

L.M. I remember Cary saying the bearings would last as long as the tires. Your experience would seem to confirm that. But, better safe than sorry. Steve

Unless there is a main structure issue, repairs should be able to be done local. I was thinking Cary could authorize warranty work with someone in your area. Good question.

J&B, What did you order? Have you got it? Steve

Todd, I am interested in the answer from Cary and crew. I would guess thru bolts would be a more permanent fix. Keep us up dated. Steve

Very good info. Thank You very much. Now to remember when time arrives. Steve

Watch out Jean...I second Jean again. I understand it would be tedious, but since most things are born of necessity, a brief narrative of what caused the changes to the Camp-Inn product would be interesting. There are many factors that have lead to the product on the production floor today...

Great question... I am with Jean, I second the Northern Breeze. With a Little Buddy Heater and a couple of recliner chairs and you can be comfortable on the coldest, rainiest of days. We went from tents to Camp-Inn. What would we do with a tent in bad weather? Well, we would be inside likely...

Welcome, If you ever get to middle TN look us up. We will give you the grand tour. Steve

Evan, Is that a line of frozen condensation on the wall of your Camp-Inn? Are you able to store your camper in side and allow to dry out or does the furnace do OK, so that it is not damp when you return? Just curious. Steve

Evan, Great pictures. I enjoy late season/snow camping. Here in TN it is by luck, not by choice. In TN most people hole up til March. I have tent camped when the mercury dipped to within a few degrees of zero. Using the Camp-Inn is a real up grade. I have noticed the memory foam is hard as a...

I am right now doing the same. Ours is slightly different. Ellen and I am planning to spend several days in the U.P. We are going out of our ways to visit friends and log a couple of days at Niagara Falls. Then on to the U.P. A stop at the Cherry Festival at Traverse City on the way home will...

Bear, What can we buy for four cents? Gas $3.25 a gallon, bread $2.30 a loaf, our experiences self valued at $.02. Maybe our experiences down the path should be priceless. Steve

Where did you find such a large dime?

Alan, That's just what it does. I think I have either 12 or 10 gauge to the connector. I even picked up the ground at the battery post clamp and ran them both to the 7 pin connector form under the hood to the rear. I just could not find a good ground at the tail lights in my Forester. Steve

I added a 12v relay that closes the hot wire to the 7 pin connector. When the key is off, the relay opens and the trailer and tow vehicle are isolated. Got the relay switch at an auto parts house....about $6. I wired the relay coil from the cigarette lighter wire.