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This setup has lots of benefits. One big one is registration fees are low for a utility trailer vs a traditional pull behind camper. And with a larger deck like that you could bring other fun toys tooOriginally Posted by DSB OUTDOORS
Nice set up. I've been look, or window shopping. For a pull behind trailer. Now you got me to thinking of doing the same set up using my flatbed trailer.
Ya, thats what I was thinking. I'd slide the camper up a bit, and I have a ramp back flat bed trailer for an ATV.This setup has lots of benefits. One big one is registration fees are low for a utility trailer vs a traditional pull behind camper. And with a larger deck like that you could bring other fun toys too
My girlfriends dad has the same exact setup. He loves it. His trailer is a bit bigger so he can store an ATV under the front part of the camper. Really cool setup!
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Looks cool! Nice work.
That's a nice setup, and I bet my Explorer could haul it. I gotta check CL more often.
If you don't mind doing some minor repairs, you can usually find an older slide in camper for free or really cheap.
Found some camo for my camper today. I love garage sales.
Looks like a camper to me. perhaps outside the urban area, it might blend in better.Found some camo for my camper today. I love garage sales.
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Thinking about cutting it into multiple nets. This is one of the hexagons and its like 28x32' haha. A little over kill but for $50 how could I say no..
The heater was making a really annoying screeching/squealing sound so we pulled it out to take a look. I figured it was a bearing on the fan making noise but all the bearings seemed in good shape and spun smooth. Cleaned some dead bugs out of the case and intake but couldn't really locate anything that I thought would be making a noise like that.
Got to looking at how the heater is mounted in the camper, its supported by the cabinet framing in the front but there's nothing supporting the rear of the unit, it was just hung off the two bolts that secured the exhaust/intake to the exterior of the camper. So my dad made block to support the rear and its all quiet now.. weird.
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