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I'd like to do the same. 6' wide can be a bit cramped, but it's narrow enough to never need extended tow mirrors on most vehicles.

It cost around $650 for a month. Yes, it was expensive, but at the time I had oodles of extra income, so the cost didn't phase me. I am pretty sure they gave me a discounted rate since they only had this huge unit available, and nothing smaller. It was important to get going on the project as...

Grit, sand, mud, dirt will get in to every nook and cranny, and ruin nearly every electrical component, and likely most of the drive-train too. Even if I had all the time in the world to complete a total rebuild, I still wouldn't do it. I could accomplish it with the exception of the engine...

Here's some interior photos: Interior features: Diamond plate flooring The black along the side walls is carpeting Four 4' fluorescent light fixtures L track on the floor 30 shorepower connection RV style roof A/C 3 interior 120vac outlets Onboard battery to run the DC lights

The drive through NorCal was pretty scenic. The previous trip through the area was in the dark, when I was returning from OX11, in cold temps, with less than desirable roads. The previous owner used the trailer a lot. He used it to haul some sort of a mini race car that his son raced, on...

The next morning revealed some light snow had fallen the night before in the Siskyous. THERE IT IS!! Hooked up and ready to make the trek home: The owner told me the brakes worked really good, and that they'd stop the truck when manually activated. I asked him if he'd ever serviced...

It was a 600+ mile road (each way) to get it. I drove down from the Tacoma, WA area President's Day weekend to get it. Fueling up, ready to hit the road: Gotta love a DPF equipped truck - REGEN TIME! Somewhere in Southern OR (Medford I think), the weather was taking a turn for the...

Back in 2012 there was a 3 month time period where I was re-evaluating my trailer needs. I had a 6x12, which I used for camping, to haul camping gear and a motorcycle in. I towed it behind my truck and camper, and occasionally would haul it on local runs to Home Depot, etc with my Jeep. I...

Standard ball and coupler won't survive long at much of an angle, from my experience. I do RV transport as a part time job. One manufacturer I haul for has extremely high hitch heights, so high that I had to buy a new piece for my weight distribution hitch so I get get the ball high enough. I...

Throwing a different piece of "gear" in this thread..... this is my favorite..... my hotel on wheels. I'd like to get a bit more adventurous with a smaller camp rig, but tent camping isn't my thing. Someday I will have a small tear-drop style trailer, or I will build a bed in this (my...