Wild Goose

[Pmullen503]

Exactly how are you doing the attachment of the fabric? When I looked at this I couldn't decide the best way to do it.

Snaps are easy enough but perhaps not mosquito proof. Velcro in between the snaps might fix that but that might show on the body with the hatch down.

I thought it would be nice to leave the fabric attached to the hatch and roll it up and secure it with bungee cords when not in use. Maybe use Kedar rail for that.

 

[C8AX]

I'm not really sure how we will use the tent. The wood dowels make hanging it easy.
Mostly for privacy. If the weather gets that bad I will just close the hatch.
On the original Goose the step looks very small. The lady's shoe does not even fit.
I up sized a lot. It makes walking in and out very easy.
I weigh around 15 stone. The jack stands make it feel really solid. No bounce at all.
I will cover the sheet metal in plywood and cover up the over heat on the welds.
If I was going to do it again I would use thicker gauge sheet metal. I welded four different steels to it. lol

 

[C8AX]

The hitch is finished.

 

[C8AX]

So Bucky was up and about and was checking out the space.

 

[Tom&Shelly]

My goodness! You had better get your galley stocked; I can count every rib!

Tom

 

[C8AX]

I was looking for 16 inch's. I'm happy.
Put some gravel flaps on the Stang.
Almost ready to Rock and Roll.

 

[C8AX]

We called it the "Loon e bin".

 

[Pmullen503]

Very nice.

 

[C8AX]

My other Teardrop. I've been camping in this teardrop for over 30 years.
The last time we went full on tenting was Sherbrook Village car show 2021. We did full big tent with cots.
That's when I said I'm building a trailer.

 

[C8AX]

I call it the Nor Easter hinge. Duct Tape.

 

[C8AX]

The tent.

 

[C8AX]

We have towed the Loon e Bin lots of times now. This year, 2026 at the camp site.