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Ever since I saw the FlatJacks, I've wanted a set for the Sprinter Van Camper and the Hybrid Rockwood Roo camper trailer with tandem axles. For a camper van, you will need at least 2 of these. For a tandem axle trailer, you will also need a pair of these, one under each wheel on side that needs to be raised up. As usual, they are expensive, which makes me want to waste time building them instead. Here it goes. This is the best tutorial and construction method I have found: Th

I keep finding unused cabinet space in the hybrid Rockwood Roo camper that we have, and I believe this is the same in most campers. For a small space, they didn't bother to make the most efficient use of space. There are many useful spaces that are just blocked off with panels. Between the entrance and the kitchen countertop is a slightly lower countertop with a cabinet underneath. The cabinet has a door, but above it is a 12-inch-wide by 6-inch-tall panel between the framing

I pull a 19ft hybrid camper with dual axles using a Mercedes Sprinter Van. Due to the overall length of the Sprinter van, backing up the trailer into tight campsites and our driveway can be challenging. I've been dreaming of being able to unhitch the camper and drive it into its parking spot by remote control. That would significantly reduce the amount of time and frustration it can take to get the camper perfectly situated. The camper usually needs to be leveled by putting l