schlep1967 wrote:
Have an exit plan, i.e. a way to get rid of it for free. You have the skills needed to do it. The important thing is to have the knowledge to walk away. Get it home and start with a good inspection of frame and running gear. Then start stripping the interior. Do all the demo first. That way all it is costing you is time. Once you actually see what you are up against it is decision time. Use the exit plan or start buying supplies.
One good exit plan, if the frame and running gear are good, strip it down and make a flat bed trailer out of it. Sell it to somebody looking for something to haul their ATV's on.
Might want to study that. I tried. After removed all the appliances, unbolted house from frame, towed to dump, pulled house off. Back to shop to start building flatbed. Decided to build frame from jump because without the house there was no stiffness to the frame.
