PDX1953 wrote:
JaxDad wrote:
PDX1953 wrote:
There area lot of very active retirees with high quality woodworking, plumbing and electrical experience so I'll try to find one locally. If not there are cargo trailer companies who have preconfigured packages available.
Just be aware that as soon as you install 120 volt electrical, propane for cooking or heating or city water plumbing you get into legal issues and may well be refused a place to park it.
More and more people are getting fussy about certifications these days.
I notice you're In Canada (unless that's Ontario CA) and I know in my area we wouldn't have any issues. I'm not in a HOA & even have a long shared driveway where I could store it. My Neighbor stores his travel trailer (probably 25') next his house & behind a fence. I'd put mine in a local storage facility or if it'd be a lot less expensive somewhere I could drive to in 6 - 8 hours. I might be able to store it at my friends place - he has 160 acres in the middle of nowhere & nobody gets on his property unnoticed.
Sorry, I didn’t see your reply until now.
You misunderstood me, I didn’t mean “park” as in where you keep it. I meant where you park it to camp in it.
Anybody can convert a cargo trailer into a camper or toy hauler / camper, but that doesn’t mean it’s necessarily legal.
Unless it’s certified as to propane, 120 volt power and plumbing, you might just have a problem into c/g’s, private or public.
