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You must have skipped over the part where it said I would be building it myself... :elkgrin: Our discretionary spending account has been permanently frozen until further notice, due to the arrival of our newest edition. ~ Stump

As much as I hate to admit it, I may be accused of keeping up with the Pearlman's on this one. I have been thinking hard about selling my trailer rig and building a nicely equipped teardrop. The RTT is just getting too small, especially with the newest addition. I have visions of rolling into...

No, Bill never brings his stuff to my house so we can build it. He is scared of the city. Need to fix his trailer electrical coupler/plug also, but I think he secretly enjoys ripping it off everytime he gets offroad. Its Bills fault. ~ Stump

Close the thread, we have a winner! :D ~Stump

I got the 250 pounders for mine from McMaster. I have my lid hinged the xact same way you describe. ~ Stump

Unless you are doing high speed (wide open land)desert runs, forget the pencils. Seriously. The Euro/driving light is MUCH better. ~ Stump

No sir, you wont. Thats one decision I would love to be making... :D

For most stuff around the house/hobby/workshop, you would be hard pressed to beat the Diversion. Go with the 180, you get more machine/accy. for your money. I have used a bunch of different tigs, all the way from the small portable suitcase rigs, up to the huge Dynasty 7's. and Synchrowave...

If im lifting off the hitch with a Hi-lift, I use one of these. That way the foot of the hi-lift doesnt get wedged in, and it also provides a little more clearance from the rear of the vehicle. If (when?) the vehicle falls off the hi-lift, the more clearance between the jack and your...

I can tell you from my experience that FOG lights SUCK when they are mounted up high, pointed down or not. I made the mistake of getting fogs to mount on my rack pointing backwards for reversing duties.. they are not made for that. The pattern is extremely wide, which is what you want, but...

Howdy, nicely done, especially out in the driveway! I have been to Ulm many times when we lived in Germany, and have a few friends there... I dont miss the German winter! Welcome to EXPO

The brown dog motor mounts are bomb proof. Money WELL spent. ~ Stump

Wow... that is friggin nice. Paging Hilldweller, paging Hilldweller... you see this thing Bill?? ~ Stump

Weekend bump, anybody? ~ Stump

Not trying to discourage you, but this thread is almost 3 years old. On another note, I LOVE my clayton set-up. I also have the 6.5" longarm. ~ Stump

It is nice in that repsect, but I dont like the fact that I have to unload half the trailer just to get it out. Its also getting very heavy with all the stuff inside. The legs arent adjustable, so you have to use rocks or other things to try and level it out (ever tried to cook and omelet on an...

Looking good man! I got my chainsaw mount finished on my trailer the other day, now I am trying to figure out how I want to do my incorporated kitchen slideout.... it never ends with these things! ~ Stump

Should be a 15/16". If you use a socket, make sure its a 6 pt, not a 12pt. ~ Stump

Its a long shot, but I need a spare for my trailer. Looking for this specific tire. Cooper STT, size 31x10.50 R15. New or used, but has to be usable. 30% of tread or more. Will pick it up if local, or pay for shipping (US Postal Service will ship it pretty cheap, all day long) Thanks, Stump

There are two different pictures on there labeled the same way. I doubt they messed up twice. I also doubt it would make much difference, though I could be wrong. Just happened to notice the drawing differences and how he had his mounted. I will definitely give it a shot though.... ~ Stump