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I love these kind of builds!

I got my awning from China (Sunday Campers) in spring and so far so good. I snapped some knuckles a few months ago, but they should be identical to the Foxwing knuckles, but I temporarily fixed it with some Rhino Rack knuckles (sourced within days and not weeks for the real Foxwing ones). But...

For the solenoids, I run a PAC-200, and picked it up for C$75, but that was with a military discount, but regularly sold for C$99...so around the same price as the 80A, but way more amperage (can handle my 165amp alternator), and a plastic housing which helps much against rust, especially those...

The closest for us Canucks would be an M104 trailer

I tried something similar with wood a few years back. Needed a bit more on the design aspect, but it worked. I do seriously love yours.

I thought about it for a while...it would of been a way to give extra protection against branches when off-roading, and so the cover doesn't get weakened over time from the sun. I thought about doing it in fiberglass, and maybe even integrating LED lights on it. It wouldn't be hard. Make a wood...

For a long time, I wanted to get the awning for the right side so we can deploy it while parked on the side of the road. Sunday campers does make LH and RH versions of their awnings. I ended up changing my plans and went with the tent on the Right side and found it more convenient that way.

This thread might be useful for you http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/142716-Post-your-motorcycle-trailers-with-RTTs

You can, it just takes some work. I'd rather work hard on my trailer and get it setup the way I want, cause when it comes time to use it, it's a breeze. As a kid, I remember with my parents travel trailer all the unpacking and setup time required, especially setup in poor weather, and in the...

It's more of a gross exaggeration to discourage against the RTT - My RTT weights around 100lbs. - You can get an RTT for $1000 Canadian new. I paid C$800 for mine 8 years ago and she's still going strong. - MPG is negligible except in high winds, but also, the Xterra is shapped like a box, and...

Wow, thanks. I don't get much interaction in my thread, but there's a lot of views...maybe most are just shy or not sure what to say, but I keep on posting up info for those who are curious or interested. To be honest, it was far from quick. The idea was floating in my head for a good 6-7...

it's not too much of a big deal, it's at least an easy fix. If it was the canvas, then I would of been pissed. Did some urban camping over the Canadian Thanksgiving long weekend, and probably the last actual use of the season and stayed at a friends place to be able to get some good progress on...

I'm not sure on why you need to narrow it...a 4Runner and Tacoma are not on the same platform, their track should be identical, no? Balance isn't much of an issue unless your using the short bed. I'm using a truck bed, but I used a fiberglass tonneau cover that lifts with the RTT rack, so it...

Nice. I have the same water tank.

Sweet! I hope you're able to start it, and I look forward to seeing your progress on it!

Did a bit of work, prepping for one final use of the year. Since we've been working on a haunted house, my projects have been put to the side for the moment. It's my girlfriend's friend's project, in which my girlfriend if highly involved, and thus, so I am. We're building a 18x18ft house for my...

I find it exaggerated, pessimistic, ignorant and almost insulting...

How you liking it? You're posting up that you're using it, but what are your impressions and use of it?

Oh shoot, you're right about the U-Bolts! The 00-04 X is 6 x 5.5

Hello fellow yellow Xterra owner! Cool little trailer. Looking forward to watching the progress on the build.