are your spare(s) going forward of the camper? perhaps 1 spare and 1 water tank? Spare fuel tank? Dog Kennel? Child Kennel? tool box?
Yes! This stuff is outstanding...
You didn't see @Dave latest thread on the other new truck he bought for Nori when they go camping back East?You just touched two of the major concerns with your pending move out East...trees and corrosion.
Most trails and service roads shouldn't be a problem for arboreal obstacles for your height until you start working your way onto two-tracks and such. Most forest roads are built to handle timber harvesting so log trucks have already cleared the height for you. Its only when you get off the major tracks that the forest closes in and having a small chain saw and/or pole saw stuffed into one of your storage boxes could save you some costly damage.
IIRC I had to take my ham antenna down and scraped the top of the flippac on that branch in the Tacoma.Yep, height will now be a concern for you along with width. I recall our DV trip and getting back into Barker Ranch. There is a large tree branch that overhangs the trail and I wasn't sure if I could make it. Took pinstriping across the camper but made it under the branch... barely. If you recall my co-phased CB antennas, they were about 4" higher than the camper. I used them as height guides. If they didn't hit, I likely would not worry about the camper. If they hit, it was likely a no-go situation.
BTW, the camper looks GREAT!!! Seriously loving this setup. We need to come up and get a tour of this, since a flatbed setup is what I always wanted.