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JohnnyLoco, The pics I have now don't show the shower or the composting toilet. I have a 25 gal water tank with a 12 volt pump and a 30 amp service that feeds 120 volt needs and runs a converter to charge my batteries Insulating the wheel wells are on the list when I insulate the floor.. I will get more pics tomorrow and I do have a nice 8 point mount to hang on the wall.
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When I built my cargo camper I got most of my info from tiny trailers
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Quick fix is to use those self adhesive carpet squares
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Though all my old photos are long gone, this is what my 1958 Airstream 18' trailer looked like. Truly a go-anywhere my old truck would go machine.
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I looked really hard at one of those neat little units.....but am going with a Dickerson marine propane unit....either way would serve someone well......bob
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When I built my cargo camper I got most of my info from tiny trailers lots of good info there....good to go through alot of builds and cherry pick what works best for you......bob
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Bought my little trailer about 25 years ago to haul furniture, don;t remember what i paid for it, but we hauled every thing that would fit in it, 4 wheelers, motorcycles, dirt bikes, clay bird machines, clay birds, cases of shotgun ammo, it's been on the East coast West coast, and to Canada, hauling some thing? For the ranch, when i talked to Ken Howell, about coming to the first gathering in New Mexico, i realized i needed a camper of some kind, and it was just sitting in the barn gathering dust, i drug it out and made a camper out of it, nothing fancy but warm and dry, i built storage and a gun cabinet front,bought a big cot and a bed roll, I use it once a year to go to N.M. the gatherings, I am 82 years old, and My idea of camping out is the Holiday Inn. Rio7
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Little stove I built for my 10' cargo trailer that I use for camping and hauling the four wheeler.
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Threads like this will show you who the real snowflakes are.... ! Ya well, its like Qui Gon Jinn said; there's always a bigger fish..... You win.
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TC teardrops...Check out the ORV model...
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Let the flames begin......... picked up our custom teardrop last Friday...... Built in Coalville Utah One year wait/lead time to the day...... Options added......solar panel...dual 6V battery pack...inverter...my 16" tire/wheel pkg (Cooper ST Maxx) Hot water/shower.....off road suspension (22" ground clearance) Maxx Coupler articulating hitch.... Propane heater.....Dometic 12V/110AC fridge .......electric brakes....2 burner stove...etc Spent the first two nights in the Unita Mountains here in Utah All is well......after I got the batteries up to 100% No I do not own a Subaru.......an '03 Lexus LX 470 Had a Moose walk through camp day 2 No this is not every one's cup of tea......... Especially when U take a hot shower in front of God & all of nature--- Pulls very well across Utah's high elevation hills........ (articulating hitch not shown)
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Let the flames begin......... picked up our custom teardrop last Friday...... Built in Coalville Utah One year wait/lead time to the day...... Options added......solar panel...dual 6V battery pack...inverter...my 16" tire/wheel pkg (Cooper ST Maxx) Hot water/shower.....off road suspension (22" ground clearance) Maxx Coupler articulating hitch.... Propane heater.....Dometic 12V/110AC fridge .......electric brakes....2 burner stove...etc Spent the first two nights in the Unita Mountains here in Utah All is well......after I got the batteries up to 100% No I do not own a Subaru.......an '03 Lexus LX 470 Had a Moose walk through camp day 2 No this is not every one's cup of tea......... Especially when U take a hot shower in front of God & all of nature--- Pulls very well across Utah's high elevation hills........ (articulating hitch not shown) Really nice!
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This place has some nice small units, are made in FLA, and are less expensive than most tear drop style units https://www.runawaycampers.com/
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The shower trick is a pop-up shower tent and do it when the sun is hitting it if its cold. Also a side tent and umbrella mount make things better too. This is a receiver hitch flag mount that I use for a patio umbrella. I sleeved it with pvc and couplers and the pole fits like a glove. Nice rig tikkanut !
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The shower trick is a pop-up shower tent and do it when the sun is hitting it if its cold.
Also a side tent and umbrella mount make things better too. I’ll post a pic of my umbrella mount in a few minutes.
Nice rig tikkanut ! yea.....did purchase a shower tent.......large & tall....works great Still stepping out nekked with big jim & the twins.....critters don't care.. Trailer easily stores in garage too......
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I went back through the thread and see I already posted the umbrella mount.
Fits in the garage is convenient
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Just flames of envy; that looks great.
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tikkanut,
Out of curiosity, what kind of gear do you carry in the Roam container? I'm always looking for ideas.
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