Going to be working from home!
Our company got bought out and our local office will be closing at the end of the year. Thankfully my services are still needed and instead of being asked to relocate, I can work from home. Big relief...
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OP, most people got into the technicalities of working via internet connectivity, and I am not going to go into that, but I will talk about your truck and trailer idea.
I am single and have an F150 extended cab with 8600lb tow rating.. I have a TT that has 24 ft box, total length of 28, that weight empty is 5200 and total weight capacity is 7000lb. I tow with a WD hitch and friction sway bar and have had no issues.
Size is great for one person.. I could live in it long term or full time if I needed. Sofa isn't most comfortable, but other than in the evenings, I don't sit on sofa much.. I can sit sideways in dinette and prop my feet or sit at table to use laptop or for other work/tasks. My TT was bought new, and may be more than you want to spend, but you can find a used one for a lot less. Not a lot of difficult/expensive maintenance if you are somewhat handy. As I am now old enough, that I am not as comfortable balancing on top of ladder or crawling on ground under, I find I can hire a fairly competent young person to help with my directions. I just last night had a young man help me replace my backup camera. He did the ladder climbing balance act to get the screws in straight, while I provide tools, cold water and guidance. Although it took us nearly two hours, I paid him half the shop rate for one hour. He was happy to have a little cash, I was happy to get it done for less, plus we did it where the trailer sits, so I saved the time of going to and from dealer.
I am single and have an F150 extended cab with 8600lb tow rating.. I have a TT that has 24 ft box, total length of 28, that weight empty is 5200 and total weight capacity is 7000lb. I tow with a WD hitch and friction sway bar and have had no issues.
Size is great for one person.. I could live in it long term or full time if I needed. Sofa isn't most comfortable, but other than in the evenings, I don't sit on sofa much.. I can sit sideways in dinette and prop my feet or sit at table to use laptop or for other work/tasks. My TT was bought new, and may be more than you want to spend, but you can find a used one for a lot less. Not a lot of difficult/expensive maintenance if you are somewhat handy. As I am now old enough, that I am not as comfortable balancing on top of ladder or crawling on ground under, I find I can hire a fairly competent young person to help with my directions. I just last night had a young man help me replace my backup camera. He did the ladder climbing balance act to get the screws in straight, while I provide tools, cold water and guidance. Although it took us nearly two hours, I paid him half the shop rate for one hour. He was happy to have a little cash, I was happy to get it done for less, plus we did it where the trailer sits, so I saved the time of going to and from dealer.
