Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Pics as promised
My awning guy sewed two triangles for me. One of them is always above my cargo door window allowing it to be opened, even in the rain, when it's used with a screen or with the a/c.
When used with a screen the awning folds over the cargo door and attaches to the bottom of the trailer with a bungee cord. No need for a tent pole at all.
Friday, July 20, 2012
A pass through window added to rear screen.
A pass through window will come in handly. The framing allows for extra support for the two upper beds.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Cover and tarp on for winter!
This camper is ready for winter! This is identical to the set up I used, with no problems, on my Scotty for two winters. There's plenty of cold and heavy snow here in Cleveland Ohio.
This horse trailer/cargo trailer cover is waterproof and breathable. The heavy silver tarp on the roof will help the heavy snow slide off. Because I have two roof vents I did not want snow to accumulate between them and just sit there, even with the trailer higher in the front then in the rear.
The main cover has a zippered door opening on the passenger side for easy access and the rear has a zippered opening for the barn doors. For peace of mind I also, like the Scotty set up, used two extra large containers of Damp Rid for the interior.
See you in the spring.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Cover for the Cargo Travel Trailer
Sunday, October 2, 2011
End of First Season: Unused bunks make for great storage.
We used to keep our clothes in the truck when traveling with the teardrop or when I met up to camp with my nieces and nephews. With no kids on a trip I can roll up the thermarest mattresses, add the dog crate and will now easily be able to put the comforter, pillows and clothes up on the top bunks on an adult only trip!
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