I’ve had sleep like that before too. But can’t, you know, just unzip the door and see where the thief took you?Quote:
Originally Posted by pyromaniacman129
I kid. Sorry to hear. That sucks. Best of luck in its recovery.
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I’ve had sleep like that before too. But can’t, you know, just unzip the door and see where the thief took you?Quote:
Originally Posted by pyromaniacman129
I kid. Sorry to hear. That sucks. Best of luck in its recovery.
Sux. Most likely set up in a homeless encampment now.Quote:
Originally Posted by pyromaniacman129
They always look like that anyway if you don't note the vehicle underneath! dohhh.....Quote:
Originally Posted by skysos
Teasing aside pyromaniacman129, that's b.s. and hope it gets resolved. Is there anyway to lock those things to the rack?
Kinda. Security mounts that make it harder but then they just cut the bars on the rack. Just shitty it's at that point in Seattle. I need a garage again.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3PinGrin
Honestly wondered about it being a homeless thing but based on how quiet/precise of an operation and how big it is there's no way they did it without a car.
Well bummer that happened. I bought my daughter a bike years ago as her only transportation. Someone cut the cable and off it went. I was extremely pissed. But your damned either way it seems if they have the tools and desire.Quote:
Originally Posted by pyromaniacman129
I was renting a u haul in South Seattle and they said they have been routinely having their trucks stolen. Homeless guys steal the truck, steal copper wire (or roof tents, apparently) and the ditch the truck later. So it could have definitely been a homeless guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by pyromaniacman129
I think that's where my other sock went. Fuckin' homeless guys!Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
Looking at travel trailers - any decent 4 season brands or models to look into?
If you mean truly four seasons as in real winter and good for skiing then IMHO Bigfoot is the only option worth considering. Made in Armstrong BC. Check this out.
https://www.bigfootrv.com/bigfoot_rv...00_series.html
Pricey for sure but resale value is great and not so expensive if buying with US$
Definitely other options out there, such as Oliver, Northwoods, Lance, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by apex dave
IMO, the biggest factor in making a tow trailer winter capable is applying a skirt (and even better with a small heater) around the trailer, along with determining a power source to run both the heater, and the furnace fans. Ducting of the furnace to the tanks and plumbing is next, and maybe tank heating pads (again needing a stable power source). Condensation control third. Insulation of the rest of the unit including the windows can be managed by a couple little tricks like reflectex and a mattress heater.
Which are all good reasons to avoid travel trailers for ski lot parking (not to mention pulling the thing on dicey roads). Honestly, if someone wants a ski lot worthy camper, a slide in camper in a 4x4 truck or an awd or 4x4 van makes the most sense in my mind.Quote:
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My buddy has an Arctic Fox. Does well in winter conditions and hasn't had any issues.Quote:
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sucks. sounds like shit it is getting real out your way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norseman
buy a work van, get a shotgun,
see how they feel about it then.
just sayin.
dude is legit in my book.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HKaENrJyWE
Trip number 3 in the van last weekend and I am stoked on it. Just enough space for the wife and I and it's ready to go at any time. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...62c3c32b22.jpg
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^ i like
saw this crazy little number was parked across the St from my office last week
wish I could have seen the inside
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Updated my accommodations for the winter. The truck camper was awesome but needed a little more space. Gotta add some better snow tires and should be all set.
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Used to see that all the time at Crystal in WAQuote:
Originally Posted by b-bear
Saw that near Granby CO last weekend.Quote:
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Looks like a sweet machine. What kind of equipment did you go for? Furnace or cooktop maybe?Quote:
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Originally Posted by Brownski
Espar desiel furnace and tankless water heater. No built in cooktop, but I carry a instant pot and a jet boil. Works pretty well for coffee and hot lunch while in from skiing.
Setup really well for family camping too
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What truck camper did you have? Having never camper in a sprinter, I'm curious if it would feel like it has "more space." Walking around in them, it feels like a bit less, but of course that would depend on the truck camper in question. Just trying to figure out if there's some other functional component I'm not considering.
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I had a four wheel camper on a toyota tacoma. I went with the van for being able to turn around and gear up for skiing without going outside.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattig
I mostly travel with 2 kids too so it just feels like more space. The camper was and still is awesome just a little expansion.
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