Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I am one proud puppy. I just dry fit the driver side wall of our TD and it fit and was perpendicular. UNBELIEVABLE!!! I am now going to start on the passenger side. I'm hopeful that I will have the same success. I wish to thank all the participants on this forum for most of the information I used to do this project thus far. Especially MADJACK who's calm, reliable and noninsulting manner is refreshing. Thanx to all, Jim

James & Avisia Flohr wrote:Especially MADJACK who's calm, reliable and noninsulting manner is refreshing.

Seconded!

Getting the sides perpendicular is always a thrilling mile stone. Congratulaions!

Now you just need to----------------------------- :pictures:

GitRdun

The title should say it all, but I'll explain. The TD is 84" from the ground to the top while the garage is 82" from the driveway to the top of the garage. I knew it would be close, but !!! Jim

James & Avisia Flohr wrote::x The title should say it all, but I'll explain. The TD is 84" from the ground to the top while the garage is 82" from the driveway to the top of the garage. I knew it would be close, but !!! Jim

Sorry, ummmm Have you let the air out of the tires? Can you take the axle off and sled it out on some rollers of some kind.

I almost had that issue too, I actually have 3 inches clearance.

steve wolverton wrote:

James & Avisia Flohr wrote:Especially MADJACK who's calm, reliable and noninsulting manner is refreshing.

Seconded!

..James, glad to hear it is coming along..BUT like Auntie M, I would much rather see it....
madjack

steve wolverton wrote:

James & Avisia Flohr wrote:Especially MADJACK who's calm, reliable and noninsulting manner is refreshing.

Seconded!

Madjack???? Our Madjack????? You must be on the wrong forum!!!

Just Kidding .....Madjack's a real Pussycat.......

Thinking of either reversing the axle placement on the springs, or removing the wheels and sledding the 'darlin' out into the sunshine. As far as pics, "you seen one, you've seen 'em all". Thanx, Jim

James & Avisia Flohr wrote:Thinking of either reversing the axle placement on the springs, or removing the wheels and sledding the 'darlin' out into the sunshine.

How is this a choice?

Aren't you gonna want to bring it back INTO the garage anyway, at some point in time?

Reverse the axle placement, and see if that works.

Or don't even put wheels on it and camp in the garage. I've started sleeping in mine on the weekends in the shop just for the hell of it since I never get to go camping.

Only two inches? That's pretty close, and you can always do wonders with a chainsaw.

An 18 wheeler was stuck ander a low bridge. The fire dept., Police, and tow truck drivrs were standing around scratching their heads trying to figure out how to get him disloged.

A little boy standing in the watching crowd looked up at his father and said...." why don't they just let some air out of the tires????....



Thinking outside of the box.....