PA Wilds 16 x 7 x 7 Bug Out Aluminum Trailer

[outsidezion]

Made some progress Saturday with mounting the Heater and Water Heater, wiring them in, building a cabinet, and fitting the curtain rod for the curtains that go around the master bed:

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[outsidezion]

Well, Round 1 is just about done but for a coat of Poly here and there. I have a number of little accoutrements to be added and sorted out but we could go camping in the snow if we wanted.

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[outsidezion]

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[outsidezion]

Electronics and the 2 propane fill ports (Thanks, Cindy!) for the propane hose:

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USB Ports

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Water Pump Switch

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[outsidezion]

Fuel fill port (Thanks again, Cindy!) for the propane stove at the kitchen:

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Spare tire mount, front wall under the main bed:

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Water Pump for the prone water heater and any other use we might need it for:

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[Spotman]

outsidezion, everything coming along and looks great.

Did I miss somewhere in this post, where did you find the green storage bags? Fits what I may need.


Bob

[outsidezion]

where did you find the green storage bags? Fits what I may need.

Bob: http://www.cabelas.com/product/Creek-Company-Hanging-Camp-Cupboard/746707.uts Rather salty but heavy duty. You get the strength of real shelves with the light weight of fabric.

[Spotman]

where did you find the green storage bags? Fits what I may need.

Bob: http://www.cabelas.com/product/Creek-Company-Hanging-Camp-Cupboard/746707.uts Rather salty but heavy duty. You get the strength of real shelves with the light weight of fabric.

outsidezion, Thank you.



Bob

[Rainier70]

It's all looking good!

I didn't see the waterheater mount before. Is that a "transport" location? Where do you hang it to run?

[outsidezion]

I didn't see the waterheater mount before. Is that a "transport" location? Where do you hang it to run?

Cindy, I will post pics of the finished water heater. Its permanent but it easy to move I'd needed. The L5 works with a garden hose (existing pressure source) or my own pump and a bucket of water.

[bc toys]

nice build and love how organized ver thing is if you are in Utah you might want to come down to vegas for one of our gatherings I will see when the next one is and maybe you and your family could come on down We have a lady from St George come down and camp with us Well thanks for posting your build for us to see

[Rainier70]

Just a word of caution on the water heater. Be careful of the exhaust. That is a lot of carbon monoxide to be putting into a small living area. If it was me and I wanted to permanently mount it there, I would do a sheet metal duct on top of the heater so that it vents outside.

A CO monitor is always a good idea too.

Love your build!

[Gonefishin]

Looking great! I like your use of part of the Cabelas Camp Kitchen.