6x10 base camp/duck hunting/household goods mover

Hey everyone

Starting a new project here with my 6x10. Plan on using it as more of a base camp/duck hunting/ household goods mover.

Specs:
6x10 Diamond Cargo Gem
2900# axel spring under
205/75/15 radial tires
Rv style side door
Drop down rear ramp
Interior dome light
Interior carpet

Planned Upgrades:
99" cvt awning
12 blade blue seas fues box
Exterior LEDs
Interior 12 dome lights(still need to get)
12v USB ports
Fantastic fan(still need to get)
1500-2000w inverter(still need to get)
Tongue box(still need to get)
Battery(just have crap car battery right now)
Small solar set up(still need to get)
Camp chef oven/stove combo(still need to get)
11# propane tank(still need to get)
Mr buddy heater
Fold up bed(still drawing up plans)
Front work bench( still drawing up plans)
Insulation
Small window in door (still need to get)
Spring over conversion (still need to order kit)








99" CVT awning

Let me know what you guys think. Any advise is welcome

 

What's the headroom ? 7' ?

 

What are you going to haul the bike in?

 

Sub'd for build.

 

No it's just a 6' interior height

I will be hauling duck decoys and gear for hunting trips. Then when I go to transfer to a different air station this summer I will be able to move some of our household goods. The essentials at least.

 

I think it's a great idea, keep us posted.

 

Yummy. That will smell good with a heater And sleeping next to your decoys. Lol

 

Make the work bench adjustable in height. It can double as an air mattress base/bed.

I'm kinda into trailers as well, so consider me subscribed.

KO

 

Pass the ...

 

CO detector might be a good idea if your are going to heat it with propane.

 

The work bench will be up front to use as a cook top and have a little storage underneith. The propane tank will be on the exterior of the trailer and have the vent open. I havent heard of to many people have problems with the smaller mr buddy heaters

 

Sub'd sounds like some good plans

 

Went ahead and mounted my awning today since I was on duty. I just bolted it through the Side of the trailer.

 

Are you putting a wheel on top ofvte door to prevent the door from cutting into the canopy?

 

The door will never contact the canopy the poles can extend another 5-6" from where they are in that picture. Even at that height in the picture it shouldn't contact at all, I could even come down a couple inches.

 

Well since its hunting season it's time to get all that gear in its so all I have to do is throw the kayaks on my roof rack hook up the trailer and go

Fold up stool to make opening up my awning easier

 

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Very cool thinking about doing this my self

 

Ya it took me a while of saying I was going to until I found a screaming deal that I could pass up and went for it, plus the fact that I transfer this year kinda gave me a big nudge as well

 

Loaded up to go duck hunting. Usually have two yaks on the rack but I was by myself today so just one.