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Thanks for the tips. So, what kind of glue did you use to reattach the awning rail?

Hi guys, haven't been around for a while and after many years, its time for me to do something about the roof of my Bayside. Found this thread and thought this would be the right place to post my questions. As many stated here, I've wasted time chasing small cracks for years and now its time for...

Hi guys, nice to read you had a good time despite all that is going on. Haven't been around in a while, decided to post here to say hi and here is where I'll find the members I know. Didn't camp at all this year due to washroom restrictions, trailer is going back to storage this weekend...

Nice work. Haven't been on this forum for years and came across your thread. I did a full rebuild of my storage box a few years ago so I admire what you are doing. Tip: bleach, soap and brush will remove all those stains on the roof and exterior walls. Good luck !

With your PUP being one of the small ones, the added weight at the back will most likely cause it to sway. Find a roof carrier, a dual hitch receiver and bike rack http://campinnforum.com/community/threads/dual-receiver-hitch-for-bike-rack.936/ (if you have enough tongue clearance) or the front...

The back corner can be fixed with resin or Marine Tex. As for the lid, my suggestion is to build a new one out of aluminum checkered plate. That is the only way to be instantly happy with it and never have to worry about it again.

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I own a 2000 Bayside and my previous TV was a 2004 AWD Toyota Sienna (230 hp) with a 3,500 lb towing capacity. I did have a brake controller and a light duty sway bar/wdh combination from Reese. Never had any issues, the van was always very stable and never struggled but I did mostly flat...

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I spent 3 nights at the State campground about a month ago. Drove 5 hours from Canada and it was worth it. It was packed but surprisingly peaceful, lots of off road vehicles on site but everyone drove them slowly and never hear anyone revving those without an exhaust. Sites offer little to none...

There was another member who said the dimensions were slightly different, I believe he also had a Utah. Use them as a guide. PM me if you have any questions, it's Winter and I don't frequent the site that often.

I just found this article, I can't believe it.... when is the government gonna grow some... http://www.lfpress.com/2017/11/10/pinery-provincial-park-shut-down-amid-occupation

Nice work !

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Wish I was Camping !

So my thread was affected by Photobucket's policy change (in nice terms...), there are so many pictures in this thread that I honestly didn't feel like fixing it. I recently received a PM from a member of this forum asking me for details on my build and how he read it and used his imagination to...

Photobucket screwed up their users and with that many many great posts. They think people are going to panic and pay them $400/year... not me, I'm switching to Flickr and slowly fix most of my posts. Meanwhile, PM me if you have any questions.

So you should have 2 or 3 more (depending on size of awning). These go from the metal frame on the edge of the awning (right next to where the attached poles are attached) to the roof, right below the awning rail. The "horizontal" poles should follow the same angle as the awning with minimum...

Silly question #2 Is the crank inserted all the way in?

Same width as the hinge. A bit smaller will work as it will expand once you tighten the hinge.