I didn't know you could get one without the AC. You've got a front window, instead. Not sure how much I'll use the AC in mine. I've a mind to put a little stove in that hole or a stove jack through that hole in the front of mine. When I say "stove," I mean maybe just a chimney for an oil/kerosene lantern. The camper's not 6'1'' wide. The interior is more like 69 inches wide and a little under 96 inches long. Yes. I like to do math preps and build websites offline during the summer. I've done it before with just a good 11x11 tent. That box holds a lot more cargo than my pickup truck, alone. I typically like to stay off-grid for 2 or 3 weeks at a pop.
Yeah. You don't have to be off-road to want good suspension, especially if you're trying to seriously equip it for a mobile office. You don't have to be off-road to really need good suspension. The last 20 or 50 miles of a trip is likely to be dirt or gravel, with all kinds of puddles, potholes, washouts and washboard that'll rattle a torsion-axle trailer to bits. The Venturists will probably last longer due to the suspension. So will the cargo, and anything you fasten to the frame or body. I don't think there's much give to torsion axles, which are pretty standard in campers and cargo trailers.
What did the bare bones trailer cost you if you don’t mind me asking? Sounds like a good solution to get into the game and can build it out as time goes on
Sweet setup. Seriously looking at this trailer. It's appealing the way these come as a empty shell that can be setup the way you want to inside. Did you take the AC out and install a window or did you order it that way? Modelo Especial is a must have go to. Thanks for sharing and safe travels.
No, it came with just the window and no AC. Since most of my camping is offgrid, having a permanent AC didn't serve me well. However, I did create a little door that enables me to pop in a window unit when I need it at a powered campground.
Getting our venturist in June. Really appreciate your walk-around … lots of great ideas for a build out! Keep up the great content!
It's a work in progress. Trying to keep the trailer simple but plan to do some more upgrades soon.
We’re picking ours up in July!
@@ivybrooks7963 Cool. Loving mine so far!
This is a great setup! I love it, and I got to get one!
Nice thanks don’t you wanna Runaway Happy Trails 😊
Nice setup. Looking forward to seeing what you do with it. I am building out a Rangerunner now myself.
I didn't know you could get one without the AC. You've got a front window, instead.
Not sure how much I'll use the AC in mine. I've a mind to put a little stove in that hole or a stove jack through that hole in the front of mine. When I say "stove," I mean maybe just a chimney for an oil/kerosene lantern.
The camper's not 6'1'' wide. The interior is more like 69 inches wide and a little under 96 inches long.
Yes. I like to do math preps and build websites offline during the summer. I've done it before with just a good 11x11 tent. That box holds a lot more cargo than my pickup truck, alone. I typically like to stay off-grid for 2 or 3 weeks at a pop.
*Also, forgot to mention Timbren axle-less suspension which raises ground clearance and gives a pretty smooth ride both on and off road.
Yeah. You don't have to be off-road to want good suspension, especially if you're trying to seriously equip it for a mobile office. You don't have to be off-road to really need good suspension. The last 20 or 50 miles of a trip is likely to be dirt or gravel, with all kinds of puddles, potholes, washouts and washboard that'll rattle a torsion-axle trailer to bits. The Venturists will probably last longer due to the suspension. So will the cargo, and anything you fasten to the frame or body. I don't think there's much give to torsion axles, which are pretty standard in campers and cargo trailers.
Nice work creating all that storage space. Thanks for the tour
Do you ever have a problem with dust coming in the back door on dirt or gravel roads? I’m trying to decide if I want the door ☺️
you did outstanding recording! see u aronud- ;)
Can you do a vid on how you hooked up your soloar panel?
Great build out but the lack of a max fan from factory is a huge disappointment.
I just bought one today
Great set up! What and where did you get those pouches on the side door that hold your cable etc ?
What did the bare bones trailer cost you if you don’t mind me asking? Sounds like a good solution to get into the game and can build it out as time goes on
About $11K.
Sweet setup. Seriously looking at this trailer. It's appealing the way these come as a empty shell that can be setup the way you want to inside. Did you take the AC out and install a window or did you order it that way? Modelo Especial is a must have go to. Thanks for sharing and safe travels.
No, it came with just the window and no AC. Since most of my camping is offgrid, having a permanent AC didn't serve me well. However, I did create a little door that enables me to pop in a window unit when I need it at a powered campground.
Are you full-time?
If not how long at a time usually?
No. Usually only out a week or two at a time.