Trailer Pics

[NJeep09]

Had the new trailer out in June at a couple of places in the remote parts of Pennsylvania, Sinnemahoning, and Allegheny National Forest. A few pics of the event.

heading up to Canada for two weeks at the end of August. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Cape Breton Island, and Gaspe Pennisula.

This forum provide lots of inspiration for the trailer and the subsequent trips..

 

[Shortbuss]

Nice rig! Have fun up here in Canada!

 

[Titanpat57]

nice pics:ylsmoke:

 

[Hill Bill E.]

Hmmmm????

I'm not seeing any pics. But, when I went to click on the post, I could see the

 

[NJeep09]

Hmmmm????

I'm not seeing any pics. But, when I went to click on the post, I could see the codes, but not after I click, and the thread shows up?[/quote]

not sure as I am seeing the pics...

your trailer and jeep were a big part of my inspiration. Particularly your comments about gears and towing with the JK. Ended up with 4.88's and a RIPP Supercharger - have no issues pulling the trailer up and down the Appalachians.

 

[uk trailer guy]

no pics this side of the pond either...

 

[NJeep09]

the disappearing pics

Not sure why the pics sometimes show up and why they disappear. I am looking today and they arent here. Last night they were, go figure...

retry

 

[uk trailer guy]

They're there now - nice set-up! Looks great behind the Jeep.

Are they twin battery boxes on the A-Frame?

 

[NJeep09]

They're there now - nice set-up! Looks great behind the Jeep.

Are they twin battery boxes on the A-Frame?

yes...one powers an ARB Fridge..the other powers all the other 12v accessories.

When connected to the Jeep it charges both of them...

 

[Bruce Behnfeldt]

Not sure why the pics sometimes show up and why they disappear. I am looking today and they arent here. Last night they were, go figure...

the first pics were linked from the jk-forum (i'm guessing they don't allow
hot linking) you could see them because they were in your browsers cache...


...and great looking setup you got there!

 

[The Adam Blaster]

I can't see any pics either.
Care to link the thread on JK?
I was in Nova Scotia, Halifax and surrounding area, last summer.
Make sure to go hop around the rocks at Peggy's Cove and there is a small campsite on top of a hill in Lunenburg, VERY nice little town and also very historical.

I think the lobster season in NS ends in mid-August, so make sure you get there during that time, you might be able to score some super-cheap deals if you catch a fisherman selling lobster right on the docks. I heard $2-$3 per pound!!

 

[Titanpat57]

Maybe soon....

 

[NJeep09]

I can't see any pics either.
Care to link the thread on JK?
I was in Nova Scotia, Halifax and surrounding area, last summer.
Make sure to go hop around the rocks at Peggy's Cove and there is a small campsite on top of a hill in Lunenburg, VERY nice little town and also very historical.

I think the lobster season in NS ends in mid-August, so make sure you get there during that time, you might be able to score some super-cheap deals if you catch a fisherman selling lobster right on the docks. I heard $2-$3 per pound!!

Thanks for the great advice, definitely have heard of Peggy's Cover before. We will be camping at Broad Creek in Cape Breton National Park. We start at Mt. Carleton, head up to Gaspe, then over to PEI, then Cape Breton, then near Halifax, Fundy and finally Acadia in ME.

We are really looking forward to it. People in Canada are great, we were in Quebec for the Winter Carnival earlier in the year and had a blast.

will try the pics again..

 

[Hill Bill E.]

Sweet! I'm hoping to get a fridge soon. The cooler is only good for a day or 2.

I got the pics the last 2 times.

 

[The Adam Blaster]

Ok Cape Breton, I have a "must do" for you...
Go along the Cabot Trail all the way to the very northern section and find a town called Meat Cove.
No, I did not make that up nor spell it incorrectly, it is in fact a place called Meat Cove.
There is a little campground on the edge of a cliff overlooking the ocean.
I camped 2 nights there back in... I want to say 1996...
Anyways, it was pretty awesome to wake up and stumble out of your tent to see humpback whales in the bay below you a mere 1/2 mile away!

The other great thing (at least back then) was that you could give the campground owner like 3 dollars for all the wood you could carry. I got my three dollars worth that weekend! I almost wrenched a few vertebrae out of place walking back to (and down a slippery slope) the campsite, but I got my three dollars worth! :victory: