*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

And getting him out......is he good about letting you hoist him down or does he try and superman out of the tent?

 

@can0nfan2379 this

Most times he lets me help him, but he's only 55 pounds so it's a lot easier

Edit: you got a good lookin dog there

 

He's still a bit scared, so I usually have to coax him out and get his paws on my shoulder until I can grab him and try not to fall off the ladder lol. He's such a weeny he can barely jump in and out of the truck.




Edit: This was right when I noticed he was chewing through the leash lol.

1 year old Lab/Husky mix.

 

Mine's a Beagle, the best breed for jumping up or down from anything. Easy enough to lift up and down given the size though.

 

What rear suspension set ups are you guys running to help with the added weight of your RTTs?

 

dakars and nitrochargers

 

^THIS

 

Dont be fooled....

1. Tepui does use a different rainfly design that doesn't have the side portions because they can catch a lot more wind and act a bit like a sail.

*The reason for the sides is to keep the wind and weather out.

2. CVT covers are a looser fit than the Tepui covers, mainly because of the need for the CVT cover to fit over the higher profile sliding ladders.
*The ladder is one inch taller -1" 8/8th's =1" i

 

Welcome to the #CVTFAMILY!

 

Welcome to the #CVTFAMILY!

 

I have the Allpro Standard packs and I f'ing love them. Very smooth even with no weight.

 

Dakars and 2.5" Fox's with reservoirs.


Sits stinkbug when you take the tent and rack off, but don't mind it.

 

Thank you Bobby. I'm very happy with the new CVT... and finally my tent matches my hat/Cups/dog bowl

 

For those with dogs, why not just use the annex for them?

 

This fuckin guy loves the tent cause he can see everything when I have all the windows open but won't calm down at the same time

He also drools all over my seats

 

I was too lazy to setup the annex for just one night

 

thats exactly what I plan on doing, but then again, i have a 180 lb pup and there is no way i could get him in or out of a tent.

 

I don't have one for one and because I prefer the dog to be with me or secured in the vehicle or crate-his crate doesn't travel well.

 

My dog sleeps in his crate in the back of the truck as long as it's cool enough. If it's summer time I put him in a harness (more secure) and use a dog lead on him attached to the truck.

It'd be a nightmare trying to share my small RTT with a 80lb lab.

 

not a bad site!!

the smittybilt Overlander XL handled everything just fine. Ill never camp on the ground again, HOPEFULLY