2016 Forest River pop up

Forest River Backpack SS600 pop up truck camper, bought brand new this April and used three nights, just can't keep it. Fits Tacoma and other mid size and first gen Tundras. Remote electric jacks, electric roof lift, propane furnace and cooktop, electric water pump w/ ten gallon tank, three way fridge, Serta mattress, fantastic fan, lots more, really nice camper. Paid 12,500 three months ago, asking 10,500 obo
More pics on request, located in southeast Idaho 307.690.8410

 

Really looks nice.

Any air conditioning?

 

No AC

 

TetonBuck,
Just wondering if you had to modify your truck to support the weight of your camper.

The following webpage: http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/camper-reviews/2014-palomino-ss-600-backpack-edition-review/
wrote the following: Here are our wet weight calculations for a 2014 Palomino SS-600 (without options): dry weight, 1,056 pounds + 10 gallons fresh, 83.4 pounds + 20 pound full propane tank, 20 pounds + battery, 65 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 1,724.4 pounds.

Toyota states their 2016 Tacoma, Access Cab, TRD Off-Road, V6, Automatic Transmission, 4x4 (the specific truck that I own) can support up to 1,295 pounds.

If the above numbers are correct, then the SS-600 camper will out weigh the Tacoma's payload by around 430 pounds.
Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

 

I did add rear airbags to raise and stabilize the load, they worked great but if I had kept the camper I would have eventually upgraded to beefier shocks for off-road travel. These and similar campers say they are made for tacomas and colorados and other midsize trucks but they all more than max out the payloads. Lots of people are ok with this but I was never comfortable so I'm going with Adventure Trailer's Habitat