Anyone put a truck camper on a trailer?
Well, the tech sector layoffs got me. Thankfully a previous boss of mine threw me a lifeline. Not as much money, but it is a very good place to work. So, I'm looking at to buy a flat trailer I ca...
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mlts22 wrote:
Digressing, Nothing wrong with being "redneck". That means you know how to do stuff. I find that phrase a term of endearment, and it means someone who can get things fixed. It may not be pretty or even to code, but it will work.
What I might do is go for a Northstar 650SC, which should fit on the back of the F-150 I have, and not overload it, although I will probably have to beef up the suspension a bit. Either that, or a decent Lance or Arctic Fox TC, and just wait until I can afford a 3/4 ton for it.
If it needs a flatbed trailer, so be it One trailer I saw was what someone made where they could put their TC on it, drop all the jacks, then literally wheel it into the garage.
As for a small pull behind, the issue is storage, and storing a TC is a lot easier than a trailer, especially where I am.
If you get an Arctic Fox, plan on a dually truck, they are heavy.
