Supplies for your Toy Hauler/Trailer
Im just curious of what everyones supply list is for their trailers? My wife and I just bought my parents toy hauler off them and just want to get it all ready to go on our first trip in about a mont...
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lincster wrote:I agree, when we are in Pismo or Glamis the last thing I want to do is watch TV. I come to camp to refuel the bikes and my body then its back out to riding!River&Sand wrote:lincster wrote:Y-Guy wrote:lincster wrote:
Sandrail, gas, beer and frozen burritos...... I am GOOD TO GO!!!!!!!!!
We really need to work with you on your choice of what constitutes fine dining meals don't we? :B
HAHAHAHAHA. I am no chef that is for sure!!!!!!
Linc if you're like me, when I'm in the dunes I'm riding, not there to cook. Quick meals, no elabrate feasts unless it's T-day weekend, then I have to defer to the DW for that one.
All good suggestions, but I see no one has mentioned the toys, tie downs and straps to keep the toys in check when traveling and proper containers for fuel and other liquids.
Totally agree!!!!! I don't go to the dunes to cook and watch TV like some folks do. I see some trailers with satellite dishes and volleyball nets...... wow, don't understand that one. I am there to drive, drive, drive. On big weekends, I take 10 dump cans of gas, trailer and toys are all full. 120 gallons of gas on a long weekend.
