New T@G Boonie

tanda62

Just picked up our Boondock this past Saturday and are making plans for our first outing. These are hard to find here in North Florida as we had to travel 5 hours into Alabama to get ours. Our Subaru Outback had no trouble towing but we did stay off the interstate and stuck to secondary roads - they are more scenic anyway.
I did call Pahaque and ask about a 10x10 tent and they told me this summer. They were not any more specific about the time frame but did say they have had a lot of people call to ask.
We are looking forward to learning more about our Boonie and have already benefited from reading some of the posts on this forum - thank you!
Tom and Nancy!

BBsGarage

Welcome aboard !
Be sure to share your experiences with us.

BlueBomber

What dealer in Alabama did you go to? I'm in Louisiana and I'm picking up a silver and black Boondock 5Wide from Bankstons in Albertville on Saturday. It was the closest one i could find and still a near 7 hour drive one way. Trading in a Rockwood Geo Pro 12RK.

tanda62

We went to RV Roadway in Calera just south of Birmingham. It is a mom and pop shop with really nice people who really are nice. These campers are new to them so they don't have a ton of knowledge but we did a lot of research before going so had a pretty good idea what we wanted.
Safe travels picking up yours!

Also wanted to share. I looked under and found some surface rust on the axle and the leveling jacks along with some on the hitch in the front. Being a bit, well you know, I did some cleaning and painted the parts. The leveling jacks come off real easy, just three self tapping screws and they came off. Easy to take apart as well. I also put some wheel bearing grease on the screw to help with movement.

BBsGarage

@tanda62 With the wheel bearing grease, dirt and grit will accumulate on it quite a bit, just be aware and add cleaning it to your maintenance list.

Perrytrails

Congrats on your camper. You will love it.