Just from a simple static weight calculation based on worst case model weight and cg numbers on the Northern Lite web site, two 200 lb people with their weight centered 48 inches forward of the front jacks would be about 20% of the overhang moment required to tip the camper, so you have lots of margin in calm, level conditions. However, if you add that load to the wind load from an 80 mph wind gust against the rear wall with the camper at truck height, you are at the tipping point. So lower the camper as much as possible if you have high winds (which is a good idea for multiple reasons).
Edit: This is from web site info. The proper way to assess this is to actually weigh your truck to get axle weights with and without the camper, and do calculations for your actual weight and cg.
Edited by Jon R, 31 December 2022 - 05:38 PM.
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