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- Sure you can go camping with the barest of necessities, but we've slowly added to our kit to make our trips a little more comfortable so that we can stay out longer. Our rig is still pretty basic compared to most folks, but it works!
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Getting out on the road is what Linda and I love to do with our converted cargo trailer camper. We're part time nomads and the nomadic lifestyle suits us to a Tee. Whether your RV is a camper van, camp trailer, travel trailer, motorhome or just a car and a tent, there's going to be something interesting for you in the videos we produce. Back roads and overlanding are part of what we do while exploring the western states for beautiful, peaceful and sometimes remote places to camp on BLM and National Forest land (public land). Taking care of ourselves as much as possible and doing our own repairs is a must because we travel on a fixed income and a limited budget. If you're into being off-grid and boondocking or doing dispersed camping whenever possible then you'll appreciate the discussions on batteries, solar panels and solar chargers or power stations and 12v refrigeration. Come on along, we're happy to have your company!
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Keeping it simple allows for less to go wrong and minimal upkeep. Good job!
Thank you! It's snowing right now... dang it.
And keeps it as light as possible!
@baconwhiskey821 this is important to me! I plan on pulling something about this size behind my car and I'm going to be pushing my upper tow capacity with it having so much air drag sticking up above me
@@NoZenith From the videos I've seen, having a v-nose vs a flat-nose makes a big difference in towing effort. Have you considered an A-frame camper? Hard-sided, pretty easy to set up, but is low-profile like a pop-up camper while towing.
@tc2882 Yes, actually! I followed a whole bunch of slim potato heads videos from a few years ago While he was traveling around in inclement weather in an A-frame. I have considered it. But I think I would be happier in a little box. i'd also have one trailer for everything. I bought an old tri-plex I'm fixing up to offset living expenses... It could be my utility trailer and then my camper. Also a bit more stealthy to just pull into a parking lot and take a nap 😆
I'm so excited I'm going to do the cargo trailer too. I've been collecting things to use in it for years. I'm too old to do the tent anymore I need a hard side for protection against the wind and cold and rain. I'm going to carry a lot of water. That has always made my boondocking limited. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Fun discussion!
I like that you reached your solutions by an evolutionary progression.
And that your evolution continues!
I love watching you guys banter back and forth. Good luck when you do remodel.
I didn't know they made propane generators. Learned something new 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
every year I (AND HER LOL) go camping we come up with improvement ideas. but its all part of the gig-fun. thanks
I always get back from a trip with an "improvement' list. Just the way it goes I guess.
I wouldn't put the stove up higher if you can avoid it... I did something similar to a fireplace and had permanently cold feet and a sweaty head... when it got cold, it didn't even circulate, the heat was just being sucked out the corners of the room. Just thought I'd say!
That's very true, but we always use a small 12volt fan to push the hot air down to the floor. It makes a huge difference.
@@gonagain Yes I saw, that's a pretty cool gadget.. seen it around, must get one too! However.. I still think your main sources of heat should always be low if possible.. I had the unfortunate experience of -25c (-13f) for the first time in my life in europe here the winter before last in an unprepared poorly insulated 100yr old cottage. I had a roaring fireplace going, and a blow heater to the side of it which I used for some circulation, but the heat was just being sucked out on all sides before it touched anywhere further than about 30cm... With the changing climates.. best to set up just in case.. but, that's just my humble opinion of course. I'm sure you guys will cope with any eventuality 10 times better than I'm doing right now anyway. :D
Thanks for sharing! Sometimes less is more! Safe travels!
That couch idea was a good one! You guys have done so much to make your camping experience so much more comfortable. Remodel us a dirty word at our house. We've been remodeling an entire house while living in it. Never again! We always wish nothing but the best for you guys. Happy trails
Thank you! It seems we never remodel a house until we're ready to sell it.
@@gonagain yep
There's a few things I couldn't live without in my Ram Promaster: MaxAir Deluxe, Dometic Duel refrigerator and my Wave Propane Heater. The Dometic has been flawless, it sips my battery and its whisper quiet. Although I'm a solo traveler I have my very big Tomcat Toby. He never warns me before he steps into his box to do his thing. And that is almost unbearable for a minute but the fan makes super quick work of that as well as cooking odors. It's really a must have I say. And finally my portable propane heater has never failed me. It has been incredibly efficient; I would say also it sips propane. I really enjoyed this video. I'm looking at how to rearrange also. And you both deserve to be as comfortable as you wish. Can't wait to see your redesign🤙
Thanks for your input. We all have our different wants and needs and it's interesting to see how others travel.
Yvonne and I really enjoy your videos. Not only are they informational but they are always interesting and we are looking forward to the next. I (Rick), would also like to add that you two are really a role model for us as a couple. We are probably ten years younger but we really admire your obvious love and respect for each other by your interactions and your temperament as far as meeting or listening to other people and kidding around. We kid around with each other like you two do and sometimes we think about ten years from now how we hope we can enjoy getting out together and enjoy the simple camping adventures. When we go places sometimes we see a sign that says "homemade pies" and we look at each other and say,,Linda and Rick would love this! Thank you for taking your time to put these out.
Thank you for your kind words, Rick. Homemade pie is pretty hard to pass up. Luckily, Linda makes the best pies at home!
Great story of the upgrades etc ! After tent camping for over 50 years!! And getting rain and flooded out many times !!!😬I thought for a long time about converting my cargo trailer. I ended up selling the cargo trailer and ordered a Casita . I did maintenance my entire life ! I decided to skip all that . Just me ! Thanks for sharing Rick & Linda ! 😁👍🇺🇸
We love those Casita trailers and if it wasn't for all the really rough 4X4 roads we venture down we'd probably have one too.
I spent my adult life backpacking/hiking ( wonderful memories) old now. In 2015 we purchased a Casita and said ''WOW'' look at all the room... and a toilet, compared to a BP tent it was pure luxury. I've did a lot of mods. We are still happy with it- But the price now, that's another ''WOW'' for us.
We have been on dirt roads ( I've got shocks) in the Rim country AZ many times.
I can see how a Cargo Trailer has many positive's especially solar on the roof. We highly commend Rick & Linda for their creativity and honesty. 😊
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I hear ya !! We got lucky and got the Casita before all the price increases . It felt luxurious after our tents and bike packing tiny tents ! Now we camp more in the summer in Florida and we don’t mind the rain so much . Lol I almost rebuilt and converted my cargo trailer. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!! 👍
@@gonagain
I bought the high lift and aluminum rims on the casita ! They are pretty tough ,the dexter axle and not leaf springs! I had the same torsion set up in my last cargo trailer as the Casita . Same size as your unit . Built in Fl somewhere. Anyway loved your Video sit down talk . Thanks for sharing!!
You guys grew progressively on your builds and it’s great … wish I had the insight back when…
Great video on just basic builds.
If you had a steel bucket for a toilet, you could put some water in it and put the hot coals in it, put the lid on it and dump it in a ditch out of town. If you are in town at a walmart, you are close to a bathroom. Just a thought.
Happy Wife, Happy Life... Thanks for all you both do :)
Thx for talking about toilets
Great video as always! I really enjoy this channel Rick, and one day I would enjoy having a trailer to see the country like you and your wife do. I fly for a living and see the country from way up high and on my layovers when I can get out. I appreciate you taking all of us along for the ride here in TH-cam land 😊
Thanks 👍
Nice to see "real" people 👍❣👋👵🐢
Thank you, Ethel, appreciate hearing that!
Great video guys. Keep up the travels!
You guys deserve to have some better comforts in your trailer!!
I use a trailer right now also but mine is temporary. I hope to get started on a off grid cabin this year if all goes well. Have fun guys, Mike
An off-grid cabin should be a lot of fun and something to really wrap your mind around.
Great video guys,
Shows people you don't need to go in debt buying expensive Campers that aren't built very well at all.
You're living the dream ❤
JT
It just so happens that it's a lot of fun!
What a great video. You two are fantastic !!! Thank you so much for sharing your fixing up your trailer and the things that add to your comfort. You have given me several great ideas.
Thank you. (from Thompson Falls, MT)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello from Phoenix Arizona!
Hello Joe!
Funny. My husband has mentioned that he wants to remodel our cargo/camper trailer. Can't wait to watch your video to see what your planning.😄
Blessings 🤗🌼
Let us know how your "remodel" goes, Lynda. So far, it's been too cold to do much since we have to work outside.
@@gonagain Yea that's what wait for also. Too windy and cold here in NM still. We're painting the outside and our fenders. We're looking into that Nuway heater, we're finding the Mr Buddy heater isn't working out for us. Hubby is looking to change our floor plan inside too. A more dedicated bathroom area and moving our sleeping area to the back instead of on the sides like you have. Can't wait to get started.🤗
So funny you guys changing your bed to double as a sofa area. In our recent remodel that was something we really wanted to incorporate. I was happy with our original build, but I was just ready for a redesign and yes, more comfort. That’s the beauty of having a build. You can do it and change it however you want. Haha Linda! We’re getting old. Too funny! If we traveled more than we do, I would probably look into starlink. I didn’t do marble counters, but I did customize them. Was a little work, but I’m loving my design 😁.
We're trying to work on it now but the temperatures haven't been cooperating for working outside. At least we've started!
So glad to see you guys again. It’s been awhile. Hope you guys are doing well.
Hello Vern! Yes, it's been awhile! Hope you are well, too, take care.
really e joy your videos,, thanks
Very good information
Thank You!
You're welcome!
Thanks!
Thank you very much, Kenneth!
I was wondering about the trailer.. nice backstory about it. Quite amazing what a comfy and spacious area you have made in there with everything you need. Great stuff. And don't dread remodelling.. upgrading is always fun isn't it? :)
It's fun and, when it comes to these converted cargo trailers, you're never done anyway.
Great vid 👍
I like your setup now but looking forward to your remodel 😍
Cheers
Thanks 👍
Thanks for sharing. Sorry for your weather. Another white weekend in Treasure state. Spring?
We're home now and not enjoying the white stuff and low temperatures. Hope it warms up sometime in the near future!
i enjoyed the video you and Linda had me laughing What a wonderful couple and by the way that 6 ×10 trailer looks great those wheels give it a special touch 👍👍
Thanks for watching!
Just wondered how much the trailer weighs? With and without water? I would like to build one someday and have it weigh as little as possible but still allow for creature comforts and secure storage for our bikes. We look forward to your videos every week! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Can't wait to try that dump cake this summer!
Hi Kathie, we've never had the opportunity to weigh our trailer after we bought it. The empty weight is listed as 986 pounds; it's an aluminum trailer. Hope that helps. ~~Linda~~
@@gonagain Thank you.
In my 6 x 12 Cargo Trailer I finally put in a Thertford Toilet w/a small black water holding tank under the floor, then the problem was finding a place to dump the Tank...! The Port-a-Potty I had got old, real fast...! If you do put in some cabinets... try to use an under counter water tank or 5 gallon jugs w/your pump, keep the jerry cans for bulk water storage...? Hammock's inside to sleep on would be practical, hang up, then take down..? =) I really liked the Video on the ALP Generator, 1 thing I didn't care for was the $529.00 price tag w/a 1 year warranty...? =)
It's actually a 5 year warranty on the toilet and a 1 year warranty on the electrical. Not bad, because the electrical is very simple and the components are readily available. The parts that are more likely to break are warrantied for 5 years. I like your idea on the water jugs and you have us thinking about it.
Are you guys back in MT already? Still in the 60's down in the Quartzsite area. It may get into the 70's next week. Flowers are popping up all over the place.
Dang it, yes, we are back in Montana. And it snowed yesterday and last night so no flowers here yet.
Like# 3,5?? - I think I'm going to build a "minimalist" Taj-Ma-Haul at some point for quick trips where having EVERYTHING isn't needed? Pondering what that looks like now!
We're currently in the process of eliminating unnecessary gear as well.
I know that word cuts deep when the wife says it. 😂
I would like to see how do you set up your star link daily or do you have the antenna mounted on your roof?
Hello Joe. We use the same Starlink set-up at home, where the antenna clicks into a roof mount. On our travels we just use the stand that it came with to set it out in the ground. That's handy because we can move it to where it gets the best view of the sky.
Top of the morning to you
Same to you, Paul.
I’ve got a couple of questions about your water pump and Jerry can setup. What kind of Jerry cans are you using? Does the water pump just press on to the opening, or do you need some kind of adapter? Also, how did you mount the Jerry cans to the side of your trailer? Thanks for the great videos!
Hello John, the water pump presses on to the opening and is rechargeable. Here's a link to the video we did on installing the jerry cans: th-cam.com/video/z0fIvJ0fVmk/w-d-xo.html.
Go look at this guy's trailer videos; "Craftsman on the Lake". He is a minimalist but a craftsman. I could love his trailer.
Nice outfit, for sure!
What kind of propane generator did you get? Did you do a video? I must have missed that.
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You must have missed this one, Jody. We did a video on it after we purchased the ALP generator.
How do yall live in the desert for 2 plus months as far as food and you said you only have 2 5 gal containers on the sides of trailer? I can understand the food depending on how yall eat, you chocolate cake etc but where do you get water in the desert? And how do you keep water from freezing in winter? Thanks! Oh yeah yall can tell us we wont tell but thats NOT a couch yall were sitting on thats a LOÒOOOVE SEAT! Yall cant fool us ole buddies!!!
“Remodel,” is a, four-letter-word, in my book, lol.
I'm currently involved in the remodel and it's too cold out! In fact it's snowing out right now.
@@gonagain Gah, I’m allergic to snow, lol. Right now, I am in the process of replacing the master cylinder on my car, you know, where you have to take out or, move, several other components, just to get to the four nuts that allow it to come out.
I love in a mobile home. We use Magic Jack for our phone so money saved there except Comcast upped our Internet to almost $100 monthly. What does Starlink do exactly. Does it include phone service or just Internet? Is it designed for home use of just camping? I know Elon Musk designed it originally for use in Ukraine.
Starlink is an internet service that can be used anywhere. We are able to make and receive phone calls via WIFI when we're out of cell range. This is all through Elon's satellites that he put up.
@@gonagain Thank you for info. I'm giving info to partner to check out.
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Wow she said that and your gonna keep her around 😮😮😮😮😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
Actually, she keeps me around.
You two have done so much, not only for your own comfort but to help give other ideas across the board for camping and hiking and exploring this wonderful world we live in. Glad you've found things to make life easier for yourselves. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
Thank you for coming along, Wanda! We always enjoy your company.
@@gonagain
Would love to meet up before we all head North. I’m in LTVA South in Quartzsite area.
My wife and I started with a tent then we bought a truck camper that had a porta potty in a closet and a small propane heater, (boy we had it made) we finally upgraded to a used 30 foot fifth wheel, central heat, 100 gallons of fresh water, a bathtub/shower, Queen size bed, closets and drawers wow! We purchased a brand new 30 footer with a slide out that we used and enjoyed for 10 years. Then we both got old! The fifth wheel took a lot of work to set up and pull. We purchased a small couple’s trailer, sometimes it seems small but so much easier to haul and set up.
I truly admire your setup and how much you enjoy yourselves! Your staying in our home state, we love this place very much! If you are looking for a truly amazing place to visit check out Rucker Canyon and Camp Rucker (its an old Calvary fort that was turned into a cattle ranch and then donated to the Forest Service, its in the south eastern part of Arizona.
God bless you both, may the Good Lord bless and keep you and make His face to shine on you!
Looks like you all are in for some new fun with the re-model. Looking forward to seeing what you all come up with.
Your videos have gotten so much better over the years, and Linda has an excellent sense of presentation before the camera. I like you guys very very much. Keep it up. Paul J.
Well said
WELL done
You guys are wonderful and refreshing!
Thank you.
I really appreciate you guys. I believe finding ways to enrich our lives is foundational to happiness. Keep shining bright. :
We appreciate you watching our videos, Sean. Thank you!
I agree, simple is better!! Some people use their trailers like they are living in their house...... They want ALL the comforts of home on the road...... Not for us.😅
Awesome setup guys!! You too did all the experimenting for me! 😂 Awesome videos!!
the expenses on decompost toilet is a cost?, , its called a 5 gal. bucket , 13 gal plastic bag and 1 dryer sheet in the bag, adding a litle sawdust in the bottom of the plastic bag , composts the waste and killing the smell as well.
I’m excited to see what changes you guys make. You both are creative and very handy so I’m sure it’s going to be great. Good luck with the remodel
Thank you. It's a slow start since it's still very cold out but we're working on it.
You guys are funny and still getting better and better, keep it going
Thank you, Tim! See you on the next one!
You mentioned adding more solar, with limited roof space. We saw a cargo trailer conversion while in Quartzsite that had solar mounted on one side, the owner said that with the low winter sun the worked very well. You could also build them to hinge upward for max summer output. Don't know if this would work for you, but might be worth considering.
One of the panels does tilt up but we hardly ever do that. I think with the generator we just bought, we don't need to have more panels. Thanks for the suggestion, Wayne, appreciate it.
What a lovely couple… thanks for the info
It sounds like your little trailer has taken on a life of its own over the years😊
It will NEVER be done! lol!
Always enjoy your videos and we enjoy our goneagain water filter system! We've been traveling in our cargo off and on for two years. We don't use the remodel term. Whenever we make changes we call it a refit and our sticks and bricks is the dry dock.
REMODEL:
Hey Rick & Linda, just a couple of suggestions.
1. Solar- Itehil now makes a 400w folding portable panel. You know they are “as advertised or better.”
2. Before you Mount a tank outside and under where it can get punctured or freeze, think about black polypropylene pipe on top of the trailer under the solar panels. It would benefit from the warmth of the sun in the day and the heat from the ceiling of the trailer at night. Then you could plumb a spigot through the side of the trailer by the top. Just my .02 cents worth.
Thank you, Rick, we appreciate your .02!
@@gonagain seen Sasquatch yet?
Correction, they DO NOT make a 400w panel. I ordered one and they sent 4 - 100w panels. I called and they said sorry for the confusion. All powers does and Bluetti, and Ecoflo.
Nice how you add things for your comfort as you want to. Stay safe and healthy.
LOL! Minute 10:50 - Linda's reaction to Rick's comment on living two more months in the trailer as is.
My traveling home is much like yours evolving and 6 X 10. You both over time have helped to build it with
your video production. Many thanks for your works and travel experiences. No marble but that's fine.
Thank you, Doug.
i like you still have an anchor and spend summers chopping wood and planting potatos beets, carrots,canning peaches, pickeling beets, help and tend cows chickens and do the best i can to keep them safe from eagles and coyots they tend to harvest my animals before im ready, and they dont share very nicely. then January comes I leave my grand kids in charge, and end up in yuma seeking the 70 degree temps. the fuel prices are starting to constict my movements moneys gets tight about the time its time to go home. then do it all over again the next year. All I can say is keep it up as long as possible. I wish you all safe travels down a long long trail road path :
I always enjoy seeing what owners have done to personalize their trailers to meet there needs! Personally I am a big fan of kiss, it just makes life that much easier. Love your videos and thanks for sharing your experiences!!
I totally agree!
I love you trailer and your videos.
I seen a dude build his own water tank under the floor just made out of 4 - 4” pvc pipes with 90 elbows, was like 20 gallons of water.
Good idea and could be made to fit most any space I suppose.
Form follows function. Who'da thunk? I appreciate your experiences. Especially on heating and power. Since I copied your pipe berth idea, the bunks-to-sofa conversion was a Doh!-ment. My wife and I discussed seating a day ago. Once again, Rick to the Rescue.
I may mount a water tank beneath my trailer, too; using plastic pipe. A 6" x 72" pipe holds ~9 gallons. Mounted athwartship doesn't take much space. I'm still pondering the effects of slosh though. I may do a trial run with two half-filled pipes laying on the floor between the wheels to see if the trailer wiggles like a loaded diaper. For now, I use two 5-gallon jerry cans beneath the sink.
We're kind of toying with the jugs under the counter idea now. Thanks for you sharing your "duh" moment too.
That's the beauty of customizing our own rig. Mine is a Lance camper with a dry bath. I sacrificed a centrally located large closet to have a custom-built woodstove installed. Got rid of the microwave (never used) and got rid of the generator (didn'tlike the noise). I don't use the shower, so the cat litter box resides there. Also removed the ladder to the roof because one night three guys were climbing up it. I can access the roof from the escape hatch inside. I also made sure I could climb through the glass sliders to get inside my truck to drive away without having to exit the camper. Being a solo senior woman, safety options are important. Saving up for solar. This rig is larger than I really need. Originally, it was for my late husband and I to travel in. However, it's paid for and the extra room is nice when one travels with a dog and two cats. Love the changes you and Linda have done. Living in a rig is the best way to decide how to customize. Your rig is so cute and comfy. ❤😊
Your outfit sounds perfect for your needs, with room for your pets too. I like the fact that you can access your truck to drive away without having to go outside.
I have a 16 ft v nose and I have all the comforts shower no marble lol but I love your trailer and I think it’s the minimalist part of it !! I do like your ideas on remodeling and that’s the thing about our cargo trailers easy to remodel …
Yup, like we've said before, they're never done! But that adds to the enjoyment of the trailer, right? Thanks for watching, Derek.
Always love your upgrades. Can't wait to see what the remodel will hold. 🐾🙏🏻✌🏻🤙🏻
I'm currently working on the remodel and am trying to get a clear picture in my head as to how it's supposed to turn out. Wish me luck!
@@gonagain great 👍🏻 I'm hauling mine from IA to AZ on Tuesday. My plans are similar to yours. Can't wait to see what you come up with. Thanks for all your inspiring videos.
Why aren’t you using a wall mount ventless propane heater
Because they put a LOT of moisture into the air which makes the water form on the windows and even inside of the trailer's skin, which can cause rot and mold. Consider a vented stove propane stove or a ducted heater like one of the chinese diesel heaters.
Lovely reminder that it’s a process, and change is possible anywhere along the journey. ❤
You got that right!
So glad to see this, yesterday I had a real hankerin' for a Rick n Linda fix. The "live aboard glory" will soon be brought into this century and those of us that are getting older approve.
Thank you!
Sweet ideas to look forward too!!! You guys are doing great work with your videos, sharing wisdom, and cargo ideas!!!!
This is a big help. Like the remodel ideas and the recent upgrades💎
Rule #1 -- Mass = Gas.
You want marble countertops? OK, but it's gonna cost you to drag more weight down the road.
Hey guys.. reminded me of my first van. Just an empty van with a blow up airbed and sleeping bag.. little bit of storage. Now I have a bed, fridge, kitchen, fantastic fan and heat 😁👍
It's ok to be comfortable! I remember when I could sleep on a hard surface...
Thank you for the map it really adds a lot to all the good things you guys show
I'm sure you do your own TH-cam research but I have seen many of people traveling still recording and declaring they are on National Forest National Shoreline etcetera . You are the only one that has really brought this subject up. Apparently they are not going after these people. I'm sure it is somewhat self police and reported bye viewers perhaps. You generally do deserts if you don't say where you're at nobody would have a clue I'm sure
I'm contemplating the idea of a cargo trailer conversion, hopefully starting this year. Your minimalist setup is encouraging 👍👍👍
He is Sooo IN Love with her.. And She is Sooo IN Love with him... So Refreshing to see something Real Real.. they Good Peeps
Looking forward to seeing the renovations.😁 I'm impressed where you are able to take that trailer. I bet you tie everything down...super glue?
I've been a fan for YEARS and I ran across this "older" video today. I have to say - you guys are soo... CUTE! I love the way you interact with each other and it really shows what a great relationship you have. I'm single and love it, but then I see YOU GUYS! 💖 THANKS for all your work with your channel. It's not always easy, I know. Responding to comments takes HOURS. Right?? So - great job shooting, editing, audio... and throw in the RELATIONSHIP stuff. Remodel! 😅Love it.
Fan forever, and thanks again. 👍
Thank you, MadCamper!
"I have marbles....... think I've lost them."
So gonna steal that.
Always love hearing you two talking about your trailer and adventures.
Nothing wrong with "Custom Functionality"
I'm with both of you, I dont want to spend gas hauling a household of equipment and heavy finishes around.
If you want marble looking countertops check in to making your own apoxy countertop.
I have a 5'x10' conversion, and you'd be surprised what you can fit.
Hello from northern Canada ! Simple is good I'll be putting my home back behind my truck in May, Check out what I built for showering on the road any time when your back country camping :) there is a camper tour back about 9 months
Thanks!
Having a remote quick connect propane outlet is handy also
Our vevor refrig/freezer was great!
-4 deg to 40 deg as a fridge with Eco setting. Great.