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What a great little rig this is

Hmm

MERRY CHRISTMAS THE ALL!

Roger that Stealthy

Hi there Stealthy, give these folks a call, http://sunelec.com/ the have great prices and sell all the brands. im using 4/225 watt sharp panels because I have them left over from a job

Hi Doug and others

No snow on this end yet. I'm likin the little staircase. I'm waiting to find the right idea for mine. I've seen quite a few in the last couple of years but not quite the right one yet

I made up this freeze board to as a break for starting the shingles. First the freeze board then the drip cap then the tar paper then shingles.

Sounds like fun to me

I'm thinking about using this 50 gallon stock pot for a shower stall. It's a little narrow but if I make the shower curtin ring over 3' it may work. I was thinking I may see if I can get the local hot rod guy to paint logs and flames around it for fun

These are great

I figure I have about 800 lb's of equipment up in the front 3rd without the interior finish materials and if necessary I still have room in the total weight to add to the front in some way. I'll taker for a spin soon and see how it handles as is then i'll know more. I did get some more work done yes...

Wow, it's great

Also there's no real extra lumber in the loft except a few 2x4's for the walls. The front loft cheek walls will catch some wind but well see 8) there's 500 lb's of batteries that will be in front of the axels and the kitchen and bath is in front of the axels so again, we'll see. I may drag it down t...

It's on 2/7000 lb axels including trailer, lumber, windows, fridgen stove and everthing needed to finish its weighing in just over 8500 lb's