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We got the camper "annex" trailer done: our old Alaskan moved to an M1082 trailer, to pull behind the LMTV.
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Here’s a few pictures of my Shelter camper.
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Under the bed is storage, (2) batteries, charger and some wiring.
The item mounted to the ceiling is a fold down television.
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Finally got a 250 shelter today. Anyone done anything cool lately they want to post up?
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Dock, I just got my S-250 Shelter late last year and plan on getting started on it this summer. The first thing I recommend is getting the Shelter securely mounted to the trailer. The upper R/H picture is the set up being used by rustystud on his own trailer and shelter. It's one of the cleanest set ups I've seen so far. I think this is the set up I'll use on my own trailer and shelter.
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Here is mine. I built it over an aluminum Schutt LTT flatdeck extended. Camper is steel frame under aluminum skin. Spray foamed. Fits an ATV inside with fold down beds. On board water, solar, propane. Converted to electric over hydraulic disc brakes. Made for off the grid camping.
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That’s an awesome setup!Here is mine. I built it over an aluminum Schutt LTT flatdeck extended. Camper is steel frame under aluminum skin. Spray foamed. Fits an ATV inside with fold down beds. On board water, solar, propane. Converted to electric over hydraulic disc brakes. Made for off the grid camping.
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My 250 is going into an M-1101. Once I get the “body work” done fixing a couple of hole made by GI joe and his forklift and sealing all of the holes I don’t need that we’re made into the shelter I will drop it into the 1101 for good. My plan is to tig weld and bolt L brackets at each corner so that I can just bolt the shelter into place. If I need to remove it then I can just unbolt it and pick it strait up with the tractor.
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I had the forklift modifications done on mine as well! Sounds like you've got a good game plan. Keep us posted on your progress.
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Second that motion: awesome setup!
Where did you take those shots? The woods there look pretty beat, almost everything looks dead: beetle kill?
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Thanks. It has been working pretty well. Those pictures were around the Tetons in Wyoming. Lot of beetle kill.
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Can you supply a manufacturer and name of that PVC product?
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Was this directed to me? If so, what PVC?
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This is out 1978 Silver Streak, it is in even better condition on the inside, it was barn kept and I have it in my shop now, the wife wanted to know if the 5 Ton would pull it, let's see it weighs 5,200 pounds, it should, the picket fence was her idea, guess who built and painted it, I just need to get a crossover for the electrical connection on the truck or figure out how to make one.
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The picket fence is classic. Killer house trailer!
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Thanks, I made that for pallets, first made a tool that takes them apart with out splitting them, cut them in half at a 45 degree and flipped it over and cut the other 45, everywhere you see the 45 degree on the bottom of the fence is where it comes apart, that was a lot of work but she and the dog approved it once finished.
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Sorry, That was directed to twa@ezdn.net from post #7. I've been looking for something to use for external skin on a camper and haven't had any luck so far and the PVC idea looked promising. I was thinking that the stuff they use on 18 wheeler trailers was PVC but it might be fiberglass???
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Some of those trailers on the road are soft-sided now, but aluminum sheet is the standard skin isn't it?