*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

What RTT is that?

 

Looks like a Kukenam Sky. I have the same tent.

 

First use in my Autana Sky

 

So when I have the tent open. The side with the ladder doesn't rest fully down it always wants to spring up slightly like maybe a 1/2 -1 inch. Any ideas what I am missing? Also the mattress is always folding out the bottom where the two sides fold in together. How did you guys stop this

 

Mine was the same way with it not wanting to stay fully open but it's fine now. For the mattress look in the corners and there should be Velcro straps or something to hold it down. Also it should also have a strap that goes across. At least mine does..

 

I will have to look for the strap and see I have one. I checked the velcro in the corners and adjusted but still wants to pop through.

 

Still wants to? Jeez mine are really hard to undo under the mattress... My strap is just as you get in the tent, goes across the mattress.

 

Review and comparison of my new and old tents

 

My new tent does that for a little while. I think it's a new thing. After a couple hours it settles

 

Sold out

 

Telescopic ladder

 

Glad I bought mine back in February then.

 

My tent was "sold out" too. But a guy up here called tepui and he had a new Kukenam sky on my doorstep in two days. It was awesome!

 

Try Mule Expedition Outfitters, they are close to me and just got a bunch of Tepui's in stock.

 

Took my New Howling Moon 1.4 Stargazer Touring out for a test run this weekend after the Overland Expo

 

Great views!

 

Just got my Mt. Shasta mounted up using a couple of bed bars, measured it out so I can add a 20 inch wide truck box in between. More picture from this weekend to come!

 

Nice! Where's that at?

 

Damn looks like some hard wheelin to get to that spot

 

Same thing happened to me. Congratulations, your rack & mounting position just filled in a slipstream eddy in your drag coefficient. I had a mechanical engineer design & fabricate my custom rack. My cbi swing out bumper filled in another one, adding 150# of weight & extending the length almost 18" resulted in no loss of fuel mileage.