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In our old 2002 Lance 815 we did use the shower, mostly my wife and in our present 2020 Bunduvry we have used it a couple of times. I did do a prototype recirculating shower project for my camper. Working on the next stage of the recirculating shower for the Bundury gray tank is small at ten...

TCA Rally It's open for sign up for the 2022 February rally, at present there's 211 rigs have answered the call to come. The biggest change is that there will be no trail run this time but that won't stop people from getting together after the rally to do a group trail run!

Yes, I do remove my camper jacks and take them with me for when the off roading is done. Removing the jack will also reduce the width of the camper.

Hi Jeff, haven't been here in awhile and low and behold here's a TCTR from you. I enjoyed reading about your journey into the upper elevations.

I did enjoy your written description of your WRT adventure along with your adventure in the Needles District as always a great write up!

jeje, I've seen one much like you posted photo at Zion NP a few years ago.

Here's another reason for going with wooden frame, it's field repairable. When you do XTC like jefe and I do field repairable is a must.

We when with a Dometic CR1110 12Vdc refrigerator in 2013 and haven't regretted one bit and I'm sure your unit will be as reliable as our has been. Your TC project has been a interesting read.

Mundo4x4Casa, are you by chance considering going with lithium batteries, I've been looking in that direction myself.

Moving on to a new TC is some endeavor and saying good by to your former Lance 165s is like a old friend leaving never to be seen again. The memories you and Jean have made with that old friend will still be around for many years to come while you are making new ones with a new friend. I noted...

Mundo4x4CASA, Glad your trip turn out over all well and were you able to circumnavigate the entire WRT?

I carry my portable generator in a box mounted to the back of my Lance 815. I installed a exhaust to carry away the exhaust fumes from the engine and a cooling fan to expel the heat when the door is close This set up has work for me for along while, over 20,000 miles. It' not a thing of...

it's been many years since I've been in the Gold Butte area, your story and journey was indeed interesting!

bc4x4, to answer your question on how the storage unit mounted on the back of my Lance 815 worked out, well mounting to the ladder didn't work out it broke the ladder during the 2015 journey in a small town just north of the State of Kansas. I made some quick repairs that held till we got home...

Nice photos and write up on your snowy adventure, been on the WRT 5 times myself. Try it during a rain down pour and experience the Utah snot!

I always look for your excellent XTC report,another great journey! Wish Whazzo would join us here.

The journey that jefe is taking about was back in 2015, 16,500 mile of traveling, since then I've taken another journey up through Canada and Alaska (2018). Most of mt trip report are posted here 2015 Summer Journey and the some of that same trip posted here 2015 Journey continues. The photo...

Hi jefe, just a reminder the Lance 815 can be mounted on a long or short bed truck

2007 F250/6.0 P.S.D. Camper:2002 Lance 815 On Dempster Highway going to Eagle Plains, Canada (2018)

Greeting I'm new on this site as well, but with considerable back road experience with a hard side camper. I bought a Lance 815 (2002) new and have hauled it on my 2007 F250 (tire size 285/70R17 B.F. Goodrich). I've been on several off road trails and many of the dirt roads through Canada and...