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Very interesting lifestyle, all the best to you guys. Just curious, how do you deal with things like aging parents and their needs? How do you guys plan for future events like your own retirement?

Snowdozer, if you want/ need those U-bolts, let me know, I may have no immediate need for them.

Email sent, I will take the lot.

Note to self: Never camp downwind from Joe when he is camping solo.

I am in the process of having a teardrop built so this is an interesting thread for me. My perspective is driven by 2 main thoughts: 1. I view a trailer itself as a luxury, compared to tent camping and cooking on a rock, so my list of "needs" might seem pretty basic to some. 2. I subscribe to...

because I always forget to freeze those before I go and end up buying block ice at the grocery store

You are right, the position of the axle relative to the wheels makes it look like it is a solid axle. This is a very interesting build.

Thanks for the feedback guys. I am looking to install just one Group 34 AGM battery if I can get away with it. I bought a Honda generator and will look to charge it that way; Bill I will check on the Honda's output but when I checked it, it was ok. I will keep you guys posted on progress.

Those are really nice. I assume it has a torsion axle under it, which keeps the cost down, but also limits its off road capability as far as i can tell.

Making progress. Trying to decide if this is an ultra large teardrop or a small travel trailer. The galley has turned out to be a bit of a challenge so the design phase is ongoing.

Found a set. Friend of mine has some take offs, thanks for the replies guys.

I have had and used mine several times in the last few months. All works well from what I can tell but I just use the basic features- bluetooth connection to an android tablet and to view the maps and text to my wife each night I am out.

Need 3 of them for a trailer project. Any have some knocking around the yard that you want to make a few bucks on and clear out some space? Thanks, Bruce

I have run OME, Bilstein, Terafelx, Doetsch, OEM, Rubicon Express, Rancho shocks on various rigs over the years. The Teraflex are too soft for my tastes but seem to be ok shocks otherwise. I like the stiffness and responsiveness on the Bilsteins but they have worn out too fast in my opinion...

Bumper dumper on a hitch riser maybe?

I own 2 Yetis size big and small. I go on week long offroad trips with w 10# ice block in the big one. I generally come back with 1/3 to 1/2 of the block left. I don't pay much attention to how often I open the lid, whether it is in the sun., etc. I just drain the excess water every other day...

^ Sounds like a good plan. I am a big believer in the KISS system.

Fashioning spigots for some of the popular cans has been challenging I think, based upon reading some of the posts here. So I finally just settled on the 6g Reliance blue jug. The spigot that comes with it is pretty decent, but I wanted a "solid" cap for travel. So I bought an extra cap and...

I am in the process of having an offroad trailer built. I looked pretty hard at running water systems, fixed gravity fed tanks etc. in the end I have opted for the KISS system- Reliance 6g container that is secured upright for travel (get an extra cap and 1/2 plug from the hw store to havea...