The camper stays.
The truck goes free.
Stand the camper on its lift jacks and outriggers, and the truck is free to go. Camp stays where it is; the truck is a truck again.
Lift, drive out,
stand it on the outriggers.
- 01Remove the turnbuckles
Remove the turnbuckle at each corner.
- 02Lift the camper
Mount the lift jacks on the jack brackets and raise the camper.
- 03Drive out
Slowly drive the truck out from under the camper.
- 04Extend the outriggers
Adjust them to suit uneven ground.
- 05Lower the lift jacks
Lower the lift jacks with a drill and level the camper.
Do not use an impact driver — it can damage the lift jacks.
Take the truck,
leave the camp.
Leave camp where it is and take the truck for supplies, a trail ride or a new fishing spot. Set it down when you arrive, and load it back up when you break camp.
- 01Four corner outriggersAdjust each corner independently on uneven ground.
- 02No packing upJust hang the exterior-mounted accessories inside and you're done.
- 03Patent-pending bracketA self-standing support structure for a camper detached from the vehicle.
Right where you left it.
Base Camp Mode questions.
Can I leave it off the truck for days?
Yes. While the truck is away, the camper stands on its outriggers with your gear inside. In strong wind, re-check that the outriggers are secure.
Does it work on sloping ground?
Adjusting each corner outrigger takes up a moderate slope. Choose ground that's as level and firm as possible.
How long does the changeover take?
A few minutes to remove the turnbuckles, lift the camper, drive out, extend the outriggers and lower the jacks. Once you're used to it, one person can do it.
Is it included on every GOAT?
No. Base Camp Mode works once you add the lift jacks + brackets option (outriggers included). Your dealer will configure it with you when you order.
See Base Camp Mode in person.
Your dealer will demonstrate lifting the camper and driving the truck out, on a real unit.