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Very cute couple!

North Island dosent give me Ireland vibes at all, it's alot more tropical & also has active volcanoes!!!

with a mega cab 6.4 bed you have to take rear door off ?? i just bought one gonna pick it up in 4 days guys at camping world said to leave door on

Are helmets required for sxs’s and are there any trails with big mud holes y’all should really upgrade those tires and y’all wouldn’t get stuck in every hole lmao

I have a 2017 G56 dually that I bought new. It's a CCLB. The mega cab just doesn't look good on top of the lack of use for it. Just like you said. Still an awesome setup you have there!

MikAnda can i get a price on this camper

what are you asking for it

The lights kept me up all night

Oh my it's a true unicorn. I had a 2014 Laramie 3500 drw with the 6 speed manual. Wish i never got rid of it

beautiful 😍😊❤

Thanks guys you just saved me 26 K

Horror show.

Can anyone confirm that using a big enough boat as a camper to travel to places without water is a thing?

Does the boat trailer have brakes ?

I like the hitch truss only issues is that without the added receiver metal and mounts you could break or bend your stock receiver I would invest in a bigger receiver

We use to camp there a lot, but after they put up the all night sodium vapor lights, we couldn't use our telescope, no star gazing here. Found another campground nearby without lights and clear sky. Now we stay there all the time. I bring the scout troop up there on aour way to summer camp every summer. Hike down (20 min) to our favorite, secret swimming hole. The scouts and parents always want to go back. In the winter we come up for a week either at Madri Gras or Easter for a week. Set up camp and do day trips around the area, hiking, climbing, caving, and visiting historical sites. It gives everyone in the patrol a chance to cook meals. We have made our own trails in LRC, and explore the canyon. always an exciting time.

Building one of these tonight with $71 worth of scrap steel tube from metalsupermarket here in Houston. The Top tube will be 53" long when complete. The production Superhitch is reported to have a solid chunk of steel inside the top hitch segment that extends 10" into the 2.5" wide tube (then it is welded in by boring holes in the outer to make it one chunk. The bottom tube is just 2x2 square steel tube. I am told that everything is 1/4" thick on the OEM one. Pretty straight forward design and with $25 in safety chain, $15 in turnbuckles and a $45 drop hitch you can't go wrong for saving that much $$. They want just under $700 for the 48" right now on etrailer :(

Great video..I see your post is 2 years old..how is it holding up with all that weight? TIA

Happy anniversary!!!

Better to Avoid 🫣😖😮

*Promo sm*

Cool shower set up & thank you for sharing the link & material list. I will have to come up with something other than the succession cups because my truck camper doesn't have smooth sides.

Yo, this is pro picture,

So you now need a non commercial class A because your over 20k?

If the ground where you are camped is soft enough push the poles down into the ground to help with stability. Also an idea is at Lowe’s they have cut to length clear vinyl utility runner for the ground, otherwise your showered feet will be standing in mud and dirt all the way back to the camper.

Extending the tow ball distance does many un-stabilizing things, like reducing the load on your front axle and increasing the load on your rear axle, your rear axle is the load 'pivot point'!

Thanks for the review. It helps us decide on which brand to purchase. The metal blinds are for safety. The roll up shades are a fire hazard.

What was the result of your trip? Much swaying?

Only had a 10 year contract! Lol

you can move to front hole that campers so heavy its not going eny where leave tailgate on move the wire im going threw the same thing rite now just dont no about the stock hitch on my truck being round its a class 5 ram 2500 im kinda leaning tord the super hitch but cost way to much $$$ if ya spread those turn buckles out and make longer and hook to the camper tie downs under truck where they hook by the hitch they will help stiffen the extinctions side play mite help with sway in trailer being towed and ya mite want to look in to air bags or timber lines to get the rocking out of truck.this will be my 4th truck camper keep going back

Mind-blowing 🤯! Your creativity and attention to detail are truly impressive, thank you for sharing.

Glad I watched this. That camper has so many flaws and the awning and speakers is a no brainer they messed up.

I camped at Boyd's back in 1980 for at least year and eventually worked at the campground. It was way more primitive back then. I got to get to know the original owners Elsie and Boyd and All the family that live and worked there. One day I'll be back to say hi and csmp.....I went on eventually to live in Oregon....and then 20 years on Maui.

Saw the Cocky Shirt where are you guys from?

Great review. Exactly what I wanted to know before buying one myself.

That boat lived up to its name

Guy's, you will never regret this purchase. Beautiful boat; they do take maintenance, inclusive of the trailer, but well worth it!!! Time to go fishing!!...

Parking that monster in a cracker barrel is not a good look

Dumbarse Palomino!!! What are they thinking??? Biden must have been in charge there.

Great video! By far my favorite and not just because I was in it!

Your editing and production skills are getting quite impressive. This was my favorite video of y'all's. I was down in Marathon right as Ian was coming though. I brought my 250 dual sport too. I was wide open in 5th gear and even the cops were passing me on 7 mile bridge. Can't believe you guys were riding around 2 up (please wear at least a helmet!). Did you happen to go to Barracuda Grille or La Niña? Those are my favorite spots in Marathon. Oh, and Brutus Seafood.

Palomino is cheap forest river product from liberal hellhole Minnesota

Lost our exit window in the bedroom wasn't closed tight enough. I thought it'd be no big deal now it's been 2 months and nobody will take care of us I've called numerous places I called Palomino and Domino no good 2013 2902 love it but I don't understand the window I've had enough with the plexiglass taped on

You did a great job! I'm sure it was a lot of work but it'll be worth it. It's going to be awesome having all that extra space.

What are those stairs you have to get the pup in and out of the truck?

who does the song that is your soundtrack for this video? thanks

You guys are the reason Maui OUTLAWING camper vans from tourists. No real camping plans. Parking willy nilly where ever you want. AND hiking off trail at Oheo Gulch is prohibited, also Wailoku falls has signs saying KEEP OUT. Very disrespectful to Maui and the people. You create more bad habits for stupid tourists to follow. Next time go to Cancun, Maui don't need u!

Very useful information!❤

Hey Mike! Great video. How did you connect the locking quick links (under your truck) to your hitch to connect the turnbuckle chains? Did you drill a hole in the steel tie-downs for the locking quick links?

A truck camper is going to be tight living. The small dining area, the small bathroom are what you get. As far as the awning goes, you should have noticed that right off the bat when you first looked at them. Palomino would have been better off putting a short awning on the right side. You're right...it's pretty useless the left side unless you can just park the thing backwards. I have the HS 2901. Slide outs in TC's are notoriously troublesome. But in the 2901 (basically the same camper) there is no slide out. This makes for very tight dining, but that's part of truck camping for us. It puts that the awning is on the right side too. I also have that board hanging down across the bed ceiling but it doesn't seem as large...we've never really even noticed it. We replaced the kitchen faucet with a tall swiveling one that also has a sprayer. And every camper I've owned has had the weird empty/full tank lights. We love the overhead space over the bed, and we especially love the big fridge and freezer (rare in TCs) and the large tank capacities. The AC is horribly noisy, but again...that's a TC for you....no ducting and insulation to quieten it down. But most of your problems are small, correctable or live-withable. To fix that short closet rod, remove the holding receptacle on either end and wood glue a little square of 1/8 or 1/4 inch plywood for a spacer behind it. Very easy fix. My camper came with magnets on the right side storage but not on the left. Go figure. The things I dislike mostly about this (HS2901, HS2902) is the front window (ugly to me...and we never open the cover), and the height (It's not really top heavy with the basement tanks, but it is a wind catcher) the noisy AC..and the water wasted waiting on the "on demand" hot water heater to kick in...That is fixable with a bypass valve that diverts the water back into the fresh tank until the stream heats up. The system as is does save a lot of propane...but wastes water which is a big deal if you're off grid. We seldom or never are so the bypass isn't a big deal. The rear awning is great! The rear porch landing is also a nice extra you won't find on other brands. A back up camera is essential for safety. I'm not trying to be mean or rude...y'all are wonderful...but truck camping isn't glamping...it's tight living and sparse packing. It's the freedom it gives you parking, maneuvering, etc. that make it special. Good luck out there and don't get a knot on your head from hitting that board.