polarisdragon800
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[ QUOTE=Lowlife82;1862766]Mine has drain rails near doors.[/QUOTE]
Ditto
Ditto
Lets see your enclosed
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znowman_9
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What do think about these superclamp hooks I fabbed up?
When the superclamp is latched like it would be on your skis and key reinserted it cannot come off. There is also a second hook on the lower handle to keep from swinging along the making those "radius" marks
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znowman_9
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Also fabbed these flip seats with a linkage to retain the angle of the legs so remain parallel with the wall. Approx 4" protrusion from the wall. Still need to cut some 3/8" plywood and get upholstered.
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znowman_9
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My own rendition of the boot dryer but above I have a dual helmet rack with glove dryers.
I did the math of the surface area of all the holes drilled and I only exceeded the 3" outlet area slightly so it should move air good.
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polarisdragon800
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Nice!
FastFarmer
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Has anyone tried the forced air vents in the floor for any length of time? Am thinking of switching this over but I have my doubts that water will get in there and turn to ice? Dirt in the summer and so on. Any advise or experience?
gibsons
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Burrant has in floor in his trailer.
Lightningmike
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I put this in my trailer and drilled one half inch hole facing the toe of each boot. Air has to blow towards toe then out past the rest of the boot. Dry within two hours. Works great
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znowman_9
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Thx polarisdragon800
Fast farmer
Forced air would be nice down lower especially cause heat rises but it's too space consuming to run piping lower on the trailer wall cause your a arms will hit and you my lose valuable space too. Burandt s trlr was definitely a sexy setup no doubt.
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Fast farmer
Forced air would be nice down lower especially cause heat rises but it's too space consuming to run piping lower on the trailer wall cause your a arms will hit and you my lose valuable space too. Burandt s trlr was definitely a sexy setup no doubt.
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FastFarmer
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I am in the process of installing a sub floor for both storage nd to run the heat vents through. The vent outlets will be raised n guarded to avoid water wanting to run into them. Still in design, but should work in theory......
Lightningmike
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Gotta love L E D lights. Before and after pics.
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maxwell
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what are those lights and where did you get them
Lightningmike
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36" strip led's. Picked them up at Fort Garry Ind.
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How do you like the TrailsWest RPM?
Lightningmike
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I love it. Only issue is if its cold out the water freezes the drain holes and then builds ice up along the bottom of doors. Pulls super nice. Lots of room. Carpeted neck is nice for all the clothes etc.
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Lightningmike
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Going to try some 12v fans above door to keep air moving.
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flying frenchman
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Hey! Does that side ramp actually work for loading or unloading sleds ? Do you go in or out with the sled.
Lightningmike
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Works better going out for sure. Going to put some super glides on door then it will be better loading.
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