Why? It's very stable on the jockey wheel and rear legs. No different to most camper trailers. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
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Why? It's very stable on the jockey wheel and rear legs. No different to most camper trailers. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
They all have a tendency to rock a bit through the night in a heavy wind, and other, situations .....
At 62 I'm not as energetic as to cause a lot of movement these days :DQuote:
Originally Posted by 87County
Many a good tune played on an old fiddle :wasntme:
your Trailer looks mint, i wish I put more effort and detail into my build, my chassis is slightly skewed and my tub is beat up, your trailer is very close to my initial plans for mine, however my wants and needs changed. but Ive stolen a few ideas from yours already ;)
Leroy.
Perry and others - excellent work!
I'm sure there is a good reason, but why is the front wall of the middle section a couple of inches to the rear of the top of the tub? Just interested, definitely not a criticism.
There is a reason ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gavinwibrow
The roof fits over the tub itself and the front wall is fitted between the extensions on the tub which is where the doors would close. It is my intention to put either a hinged lid or a canvas flap over this (connected to the front of the roof) as it is good storage for tarps, ropes, blocks of wood etc.
Hope this makes sense. I'll take a picture to show what I mean.
Perry
I think this shows what I mean.
My reasoning was that it would have been wasted space if under a complete roof due to having to climb over everything in the back for access. Whereas, as it is, it is within easy reach.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...2015/03/40.jpg
Many thanks. As with the rest of this build - good thinking 99!!!!!!
Absolutely. A mate with a similar setup but folded rearward got 'tipped' out of bed one night when his wife was climbing in. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift