Idaho BS thread in the PNW

If it wasn't for the shock towers it would fit nicely. So more like Long Travel problems... and I can accept those

My parents have a little single 4 wheeler trailer I am going to buy from them that should fit our 2 dirt bikes on it just fine.

When we go camping we may throw Candice's in the camper and put mine on one of those reciever hitch carriers on the back of the camper.

 

\Just cut a hole in the back of the trailer and make a toyhauler.

 

Just ordered me a best top, now to build my bed drawer system

 

nice. im bouncing off the walls waiting for my atlas4 to show up.

 

You know... it's just the shitter and shower back there. If we turn the back into a drop down door like a toy hauler therr would be a wall to separate that compartment from the rest of the camper and 2 dirtbikes might fit side by side! The question is... can I pull that off. Haha

 

I wanna see how your taco does pulling that thing. you could always build a bike rack on the back of it for your bikes.

 

I just had it up to 75 on the freeway. Started swaying bad but a semi was passing me at the same time too... got pretty sketchy as I was trying to slow it back down... tows pretty nice at 70 almost can't tell it's there at 65.

 

how heavy is it?

 

I thought an atlas was a few years down the road?

Also Ben might get my rear bumper done this month!
:Woot:

 

He came up with the money for it so he should have it ready for Moab.

And for the bumper!

Also yes we should get some wheeling and biking in if we can! I'm still searching for a bike for Candice though...

 

This vv im not moving in a year like I thought so I figured I better get it done and get my ass to moab.

 

It's a 16ft so looking online I'm guessing 3K or just under.

 

You should paint it OD green. Also a load leveling hitch would be a good idea. What kind of brake controller do you have? Those older ones are actually really easy to modify. They are built on a wooden frame just like a house. Just pull the staples out of the tin, case in a tailgate, and you are in business. With the angle on the back > you could have a split gate with a short loading ramp and use the top part for an awning.

 

I don't think I need a load leveling hitch to level out, but anti-sway might be nice.

Once I got home I raised the drop hitch up a couple inches and sat the trailer back on it and it didn't squat at all.

I really like that idea, but I'm not sure how to go about it still... What do you have in might for being the ramp/awning? (and not looking like absolute shit. haha

 

You can see it sitting pretty level in the first pic above. The picture I posted earlier has a speed bump in it that seems to create a bit of an illusion.

The 2nd picture shows the camper standing at the front and facing the back. Through that door and behind the wall is actually a good sized bathroom (shower, sink, toilet, and closet). It would be cool because the "toy hauler area" would be separate from the living area. It would take a little work to gut the bathroom, but wouldn't be too bad I don't think.

 

Choo choo it's the motha fuckin fun train!! Let's do dis.

that's so awesome!!!