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black footlocker: tools, tarps, lanterns, hatchets, mallets, ect, spare pup tent grey footlocker: blankets, pillows, sleeping bags, hammocks green storm case: clean clothes tan mtm "ammo crate" : toiletries, soap, TP, towels, wash cloths, toothbrushes, tooth paste mouthwash ect. ice chest...

that's crazy lol should have went next door to first council / 7 clans casino, flat water bar and grill in there has some good steaks. my wife works at 7 clans lol never figured id see something from Newkirk 'murika on here. i actually just got back from a trip to texas on the same day of you...

trip to texas was a success had alot of fun caught alot of fish i fixed the "sway" it wasnt sway at all it was just the suspension was too bouncy.... from when i greased the axle perches, aparently that is a nono with these kinds of springs. i did it so offroad it didnt jolt the vehicle so bad...

if you dont end up with atleast a little coffee grounds in your cup you arent camping properly. :)

i have one of those too it does its job as well, havent used it for a shower but i did use it to pump about 3000gal of water out from under my house lol.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002P33KVQ/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 i use this for my shower, works great.

i have the same one its all one piece. very well built. only thing i dont like about it is how spaced out the floor bars are i still need to get some of the chicken coup flooring to put up there so i can actually use it. also would be difficult to mount a roof top tent onto because of the side...

amps x volts = watts. 4ax120v= 480w 480w\12v= 40amps. not sure where the 3x multiple came in. but somehow the amp hour calc was right ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 120 amp hours per hour of the compressor running is correct. if you run the AC 5 minutes per hour that would be about 10AH per hour which might...

now that the wheel issue is all sorted out i got her mostly loaded down and ready for the next trip t minus 10 days. im going to pull the fenders off and remount them this weekend to make up for the spacers i had to use for the wheels.

lower tire pressure offroad helps roll over obstacles easier and its alot easier on the trailers suspension and the contents of the trailer. as for tire pressure with these little trailers its hard to say for sure, i run 265/75r16 if my trailer is empty i have to air down to like 10psi for the...

i gotcha i was just worried that weld was the only thing holding it lol.

please dont tell me you are driving it like that? no offence but that looks like a good way to get someone killed. or atleast tell me theres something more than those welds holding it. go get yourself a like 8ft long piece of 2.5" diameter 1/4 wall square tubing and run that along the bottom...

need to put me one of those spring base doodads on there but it works.

i was just thinking about this a few days ago, i have basically everything laying around to get er dun. i was thinking a 25 or 5 micron followed by a .5 though i plan on being able to pull water from streams or lakes if need be. for the water pump i was planning a bilge pump i have left over...

well i figured out the "shimmy" that i thought was trailer sway..... hub is bent or the bearings are, i noticed the seal leaked on that hub since the day i bought it. never thought twice about it besides some guy did a bad job at puting in a wheel seal lol explains the shimmy though. i was...

i need to do that lol mine still has the original springs, those poor guys take a beating, considering trailer weighs about 1300 fully loaded minus axle and wheels and tongue weight its right around the 960lb rating of the original trailer on those springs lol.

lastnight i decided to tackle the sway issue ive been having, i weighed the trailer loaded down for a family trip (way more junk) and it was about 1300lbs so it needs to have right around 200lbs tongue weight. so, yeah compacting the weight issue my 52q ice chest (60+lbs full) was 2/3 behind the...

made a ghetto switch panel lol for $2 cant go wrong. my $25 deep cycle find, its a marine dual purpose, probably not the best but it holds a charge and gets the job done. got started on the wiring still have some tidying up to do though. my wiring station getting some stuff done couldnt...

output shaft on the transfer case is tweaked a tiny bit. what i ended up doing was pulling the entire brake mechanism off, took the drum into work and had the center machined out to use as a spacer for the drive shaft, put it back in and that eliminated 90% of the vibration dont notice it...