Dennis if you would show your trailer like it was when you were here at the factory, people would see how sturdy they are. I don't think I could get that much stuff in my 34' fifth wheel. I will look at packing my Tear different when I go hunting.
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Re: Freedom Teardrop
by dmb90260 » Fri Jun 03, 2005 3:28 pm
Merlin wrote:Dennis if you would show your trailer like it was when you were here at the factory, people would see how sturdy they are. I don't think I could get that much stuff in my 34' fifth wheel. I will look at packing my Tear different when I go hunting.
Merlin
It's a trailer, I have Tundra to pull it so why not fill it up with all the comforts of home.
It is usually a little better organized by my Campmate Organizer fell over the next night so I stored foodstuffs all over the place.
Here it is empty:
There are more interior shots in my personal album.
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In the upper right of the same picture you can see a folding brass triple hook. Both items are very handy and came form a marine supply store.
It may have gotten too warm, I may have to go kill it.