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Yeah that was my car at one time

I got enough poles in this pole barn to employ every stripper in every trailer park in the state of Montana here. Believe me I ain’t in a RV park when I go.

Panels also come off to be moved since as @chucky should take notice is that not all RV parks, or places to take rigs to be parked are in the sun. I can park in one nice spot and move the panels up to 250' to find sunlight.

Nope not yet, getting there.

I didn’t want to win by default due to lack of competition, so I took it down. Good luck on picking more crazier neighbors than what I got, out of 104 acres no one is near, 650 acre BLM next to me and I’m on a dead end road. Already have a property that’s vacant next to me owned by Californians.

If I did one I would lift the roof. Mine was a beverage truck I cut half of it down and welded a pedestal on the back to hold the camper fabricated the doors and all. Had 4k worth of panels, 6kW inverter, 12kW dual fuel genset, 880Ah worth of batteries (8 GC’s) @24VDC, 300 gallons of diesel...

Look for the gnome, you need one of those.

Yeah I missed it, I was thinking he had the inverter, or USP finally going. Some have it where they get grid power and when it goes down the solar kicks on.

12V, 24V or 48V?

Ah, I actually thought you might have gotten smart and put some solar panels up added a few batteries and use the genset to just equalize the batteries. Plenty of real estate on the roof for at least 4kw.

Running on batteries, genset, solar?

Such small trailers, I wonder what else is small :sneaky:

Yeah we are and you dragged in the trailer from the trailerhood.

I will take that as a compliment in comparison to how bad it could be described as.

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Welcome to the December 2023 MV of the Month Nomination Thread! To submit a nomination the rules are : 1. - You may nominate your own vehicle only. Do not nominate vehicles not owned by you. 2. - ONE good photo must be submitted with your nomination. PLEASE POST ONLY ONE PICTURE AND NOT A...

Well played my friend, well played.

Hauled home $33k worth of windows for my house this month too. Only payed $4500 for them since a project went sideways and they needed to be gone, (12) 90 15/16" x 74 5/16" windows that are 1 1/8" thick. Rode on the back with not one broken down 30 miles rock gravel road and last 3 miles up a ridge.

Too much work, I will just stick them down here... Cadaver dogs can only go up to 15' down, I can go 20' with my excavator. Made that hole for this months competitions vehicles, squish them to square blocks and stuff'em down the hole, I win!