CAD sure makes it easier. I've changed it many times already but here is the latest.
The rear set of wheels are my spares. I will mount them to an axle that runs all the way across with two arms mounted to the frame. To change a tire, I will lower the axle with my rear warn winch. The tires will help with any overhang issues, I just have to be gentle with it. The tires will come up into the box. The wheelwells will be covered by benches/ storage. I am thinking about a table that would swing down from the ceiling, suspended with two arms.
The pink cylinder is the propane tank mounted below the box along the frame rail. Above it, the red rectangle is the stove which will mount on sliders like a drawer. The large grey rectangle is the envelope that represents a Yamaha TW200. I hope to get one to ride around while boondocking. I am designing the interior so I can haul a bike. It will be located on centerline of the box and as far forward as possible during transport to center the weight over the rear axle. The blue rectangle next to the side wall is the shower pan. I will have a shower curtain that stows away until I am using the shower. The orange rectangle is the cassette toilet. I need to have access to the tank but don't want it to be cramped in use. My solution is to have the toilet on a pivot. When not in use it will be under the bunk with the tank against the wall. When needed it will pivot out into the cabin space. I will use the shower curtain for privacy. The water tank (blue rectangle along front wall) will be tipped at a slight angle to get all the water I can out of the tank. The water lines and fittings will be mounted over the shower pan so if I have a leak, the box won't flood. The grey water tank will be mounted below the box along the frame on the passenger side. :ylsmoke:
