More space when the bed isn’t built out with bulky cabinets. Minimal setup - I like it 👍

This is making me rethink rooftop tent.

Thanks for showing your setup and rig. Looking at different truck campers. Love the annex can stay on and be stowed away.

The best camber I have ever seen, and it is what I decided to apply. Indeed, all the cambers I have seen do not interfere unless crawling or hanging your head is really uncomfortable. As for the camber, this is amazing and easy for the task. We wish you a happy life, creative person.

Awesome walk through, short but detailed. Very well laid out setup.

It is a shame I don't have a truck. This setup is almost perfect for camping or bringing my fishing equipment to create memories with my son....

Good stuff Jake! I took my Harker out for it's maiden voyage to Arizona for some sunshine last week and enjoyed the heck out of it!

Appreciate the simple presentation and clear info--not being in show condition is great, you use it and you show how, very helpful.

I might have to bring mine in and have the canvas changed out to your newer tent material. I like how it seals up around the tailgate much better.

So rad!

Give this man a newer truck! Maybe a 2011!

Great walkthrough!

Awesome walk through! Good video and very useful info.

Great video Jake. Love my Harker edc. Safe travels

A full height barn door opening would allow for no need for removal as well as had sided support for the annex. I need an annex like that on our 8' bed Tundra, would be TONS of room!

Subscribed!! Timmy C Arizona

Great walk through thanks. Will be ordering one for my tundra. Do you happen to know your EDCs total height with camper closed. I know this varies due to truck, but looking for an idea of height. Thanks.

Good stuff, what was the tire size exactly? Not many 34's for 16" wheels so I am curious. Thanks

I just bought a 270 awning. I wonder if the extra space from this setup would interfere

What configuration is your Tacoma, DCSB or DCLB? 10:36 ok I see that you have the DCLB since you have more space between the cab and gas filler door.

Hi. Is there a need for a stiff 1200 lbs leafpack when the max payload of that truck is barely 1100 lbs? I max out my payload at 1200 lbs and only needed helper springs to get a level ride.

@harkeroutdoors6191

3 ай бұрын

Great question! On the long bed model the 1200lbs spring is actually only rated for 600lbs. I was just referring to the actual spring model. The camper fully loaded with camping equipment and a full size dirt bike on the back is around 600 lbs +. Additionally when driving without the dirt bike on the back the extra support helps with handling and high speed of road driving. The Old man Emu 600lbs kit was not enough support. (As they really only support 300lbs on the long bed) The Dobinson springs work perfectly. Here is a link to the Dobinson website if you’re interested. dobinsonusa.com/products/dobinsons-rear-leaf-springs-pair-for-toyota-tacoma-2005-to-2019-l59-112-r/

@marcpikas2859

3 ай бұрын

@@harkeroutdoors6191Clear enough. I must admit that my helper springs make the ride kind of harsh when unloaded on bumpy roads. And due to salt in winter conditions I won’t go the airbag route.

How does it drive with all that weight?

@harkeroutdoors6191

4 ай бұрын

Drives incredible! Its tuned so power isn’t an issue and with the Dobinson leaf pack it handles the 450-600lbs great. (600lbs with a dirt bike on the back)

@46dgarrison

4 ай бұрын

That’s not bad at all.