Thank you Charles for all of your RangeRunner tips. Because you you ( and your wife too) we pulled the trigger and bought one back in December and have spent the winter gearing up. Ended up with an awening on either side with awning room, sure wish I had a seamstress to make the door open into it like Susie did yours! Oh, also built a self to fit in perflect just like you guys had in yours. We have tri fold mattress now, but I think we'll build a frame and cut a mattress down and sleep side to side for the hall way and extra under bed storage! Because I opted for the full size spare, my favorite mod so far was, using the rear 2' receiver I got a hitch mount spare tire carrier with 24" lift. It's bolted in nice and tight. I took it a step further and bought a bag ( similliar to TrashARoo) and it fits our Dometic 5 gallon cassete portapoty and has room for other things we don't really want inside! The amount of space we've disovered on such a small rig is just impressive, and we owe you a debt of gratitude for paving the way. I even told Steve good things about all of your videos when I picked it up! Be well and if you're ever in the Mooresville area, you'd be welcome to inspect my progress!
Thanks for the kind words. Who knows, maybe we can meet up this summer. A friend of mine in Mooresville is Don Adams, a fellow teacher. I know he is retired now and I have not seen for quite a while. Blessings!
Good stuff Charles! Another big topic is screwing into the walls for shelves, curtains, etc. I have a theory that those plastic drywall anchors that accept a standard screw would have pretty considerable pull-out strength and prevent screws coming out. I think that would be an awesome experiment with that piece of panel you have!
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Thank you Charles for all of your RangeRunner tips. Because you you ( and your wife too) we pulled the trigger and bought one back in December and have spent the winter gearing up. Ended up with an awening on either side with awning room, sure wish I had a seamstress to make the door open into it like Susie did yours! Oh, also built a self to fit in perflect just like you guys had in yours. We have tri fold mattress now, but I think we'll build a frame and cut a mattress down and sleep side to side for the hall way and extra under bed storage!
Because I opted for the full size spare, my favorite mod so far was, using the rear 2' receiver I got a hitch mount spare tire carrier with 24" lift. It's bolted in nice and tight. I took it a step further and bought a bag ( similliar to TrashARoo) and it fits our Dometic 5 gallon cassete portapoty and has room for other things we don't really want inside!
The amount of space we've disovered on such a small rig is just impressive, and we owe you a debt of gratitude for paving the way. I even told Steve good things about all of your videos when I picked it up!
Be well and if you're ever in the Mooresville area, you'd be welcome to inspect my progress!
Thanks for the kind words. Who knows, maybe we can meet up this summer. A friend of mine in Mooresville is Don Adams, a fellow teacher. I know he is retired now and I have not seen for quite a while. Blessings!
Good stuff Charles! Another big topic is screwing into the walls for shelves, curtains, etc. I have a theory that those plastic drywall anchors that accept a standard screw would have pretty considerable pull-out strength and prevent screws coming out. I think that would be an awesome experiment with that piece of panel you have!
Great idea. I will do that.
Excellent video!!!