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another option for youu fold down bed would be to suspend the outside corners by chain of a couple pieces of folding flatstock to the top corners of the framing it folds up to.
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we thought about that. i just dont want to put extra bracing or stuff inside. plus the metal on the outside isnt that thick. good idea though..might do a better leg setup. where it auto drops down.
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Nice !
Looks like a nice setup you got there. Sure, the legs may take a few seconds to screw into place, but that aint bad. If it works it's good. I had an old popup I bought for cheap and had to use a turn buckle to hold one end (one complete end of the camper!) in place once I set it up. It was a PITA but it worked, so your screw-on legs are a cake walk! Nice job, keep us posted![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
Jim
Looks like a nice setup you got there. Sure, the legs may take a few seconds to screw into place, but that aint bad. If it works it's good. I had an old popup I bought for cheap and had to use a turn buckle to hold one end (one complete end of the camper!) in place once I set it up. It was a PITA but it worked, so your screw-on legs are a cake walk! Nice job, keep us posted
Jim
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Im hoping to add camper jacks to the setup as well. any sort of movement rocks the thing. with the overhead rack im wanting should be sweet. add rubberized containers or even military ones ontop with a skylight vent of some sort. im wanting to add a 2 battery bank. along with the gene setup. also wanting to put 2 outdoor outlets to plug in 110v items and maybe even a cig aux outlet in the same box.
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I can't wait to see pictures of this guy once he is done! Looks great!
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Camper jacks? Do you have the rear leg? On mine with the rear leg she's steady as a rock - never moves.
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Nice
You could add hinges to make the legs fold
You could add hinges to make the legs fold
srodocker
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YEa quickfarms im going to go that route.
Dug yea i have the rear leg. side to side movements move the darn thing like crazy...
Dug yea i have the rear leg. side to side movements move the darn thing like crazy...
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Any Updates???
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no updates right now. just got a house so it finally gets to come home and get worked on woohoo!
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Any updates?
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not at the moment. I am putting a list together to buy for it.
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How about updates now? 
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About to pick up my 105, and I am having the same ideas for mine.
Hoping to see an update soon.....
Hoping to see an update soon.....
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Right now its covered in my backyard as is being used as a shed for all my parts for my truck. Cant wait to work on it again. As this is going on a 5 or 6 year project hahahh