jrob
Florence, MS
A few more pics
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Almost looks like a plumber did that......nice!
I have no idea what im looking at but it looks purdy
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Fawesome!
jrob said:
Congrats! Gonna be great.
jrob
Florence, MS
Thanks CT.
Bodean
Hot Damn
How much of a pain is that going to be if you want to take the camper off the trailer? Will the plumbing flex any going down the road? Just wondering...
jrob
Florence, MS
I connected all the plumbing with 2 fernco (flexible rubber with stainless steel bands) couplings for each pipe.
I can have the plumbing and sensor wires unhooked in about 10 minutes, can have camper off of trailer in about 20 min total. I need to extend the jacks for the camper out to miss the fenders on the trailer. I think it will be easier using the jacks when I need to put it back on the trailer
Putting it back on is a different story. I need to get it within 1" of where it sits now.....I figure that will take a food 45 min.
I can have the plumbing and sensor wires unhooked in about 10 minutes, can have camper off of trailer in about 20 min total. I need to extend the jacks for the camper out to miss the fenders on the trailer. I think it will be easier using the jacks when I need to put it back on the trailer
Putting it back on is a different story. I need to get it within 1" of where it sits now.....I figure that will take a food 45 min.
Forklift is easier!
fj40charles
SILVER Star
Overhead Gantry crane. Looking good Jrob.
jrob
Florence, MS
DavidW said:
You would be surprised...not much. The hydraulic jacks work great.
Embrace the double-tow!
1000 mile roundtrip with no issues. That little camper tracks right behind the first trailer.
1000 mile roundtrip with no issues. That little camper tracks right behind the first trailer.
Bodean
Hot Damn
That's what I need to do Nolen. Be on the look out for a good deal on a Pop up. Don't go searching cause you'll have one for me today and I'm not quite ready!
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Best bang for the buck and tons of room in them.
jrob
Florence, MS
Bodean said:
Agree, I think this would be a good setup for you.
By far the least expensive. Install a ball on the trailer you have and your done.
Land Speeder
InstaH8R
My micrcofast tent (MI-5) stayed dry in heavy rain ALL NIGHT last night. That is all.
I'd suggest buying one of any size if you ever see a used one for sale, since they're no longer made.
I'd suggest buying one of any size if you ever see a used one for sale, since they're no longer made.
What kind of rain did you get Eric? I am not sure any tent would have survived the rain we had here last night.
Land Speeder
InstaH8R
It would have. My same tent survived the K2 CottonLand campground fatality 2 years ago when the snake farm was destroyed. Inside of my tent stayed boned dry that storm too... it layed down on me that storm but it would pop back up and keep on going...
"Greg! getchyo ass up! this is serious!"
"just ride it out man"
Bodean said:
Today? Yes... he will text you at 1030 pm, tell you he found the pinnacle of perfection as it relates to pop ups, claim it's the best deal anywhere, then promptly go to sleep and turn off his phone, refusing to answer your questions until he sees fit.
The next morning, you will rise as he does- early to his text confession that the pop-up love of your life resides in no less than Canada, and you should leave immediately because a line is gonna form to buy this thing. with no hesitation you blow outta J-town with little more than the clothes on your back, rush to Canada, buy said pop-up at the aforementioned phenomenal price and drag your kill home. You then, and only then, will be the happiest pop-up owner that ever was.
Trust me, I speak from experience.
