fly-boy wrote:
Outstanding! Really looks great!
Did you give any thought to insulation? Also, I added a hay pod/rack to my LQ and installed a 40 gallon water tank. It made a world of difference in how long we could dry camp.
Wish I had the time and know how to undertake a project like this- I really admire your effort and ability.
Sorry for the slow reply! Since I pulled it in the shop and waxed it - I honestly haven't touched it since! Just haven't had time to lately. Now that the weather has cooled off I plan on getting it out soon.
I've insulated them in the past with foam insulation, it's fairly easy. With this, though, I figured since the LQ was fairly small that I wouldn't worry about it too much. The AC unit is easily capable of freezing that little area. If I do camp in it in the winter, a space heater should do the job along with the heat strip in the roof unit... But I doubt it'll see much cold weather camping.
A considered a hay rack but as little as I would use it I just couldn't justify the money on one at the moment. I would eventually love to have one! I'd build an enclosure for the generator and some extra H20 storage!
