Reply With QuoteI'm going to go check if the sky is falling.
Shadow and Froggy are playing nice.
Wes,I had a 6x10 enclosed and the Rhino fit fine but no additional room for anything,You may want to consider a atleast a 6x12 open or enclosed if you plan on hauling ice chests,fire wood,campng gear etc.
I'm going to go check if the sky is falling.
Shadow and Froggy are playing nice.
Wes,I had a 6x10 enclosed and the Rhino fit fine but no additional room for anything,You may want to consider a atleast a 6x12 open or enclosed if you plan on hauling ice chests,fire wood,campng gear etc.
Thanks D. Honestly, I think that for what we have to do with it, and the tow vehicle in consideration, the smaller and lighter the better.
Not to mention the budget... Paying cash and need to keep it under $600 or so to be comfy. It will not be used very much at all (Rhino is usually in the moho) and when it does, it will be to bang on for the most part.
Thanks for the advice though. When I said fire wood, I meant for the house. When we "camp" other than the moho, we do it only with backpacks.
Good advice though, and were we to have a different useage, I would certainly take it.
Still looking for one...
nothing on Craig's List?
I have a single axle that a boat used to sit on that you can make into a utility trailer by putting a piece of plywood on it. Interested?
Here's a nice one for $500.00 Wes.
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/car/508697832.html
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