Reloading "Trailer"

[rbertalotto]

I wanted a way to reload when I'm on the road for extended periods of time attending Cowboy Action Shoots. Since I usually bring a motorcycle along to explore the area I figured I'd rebuild my trailer into a " Reloading Room on Wheels"

I started an article about it on my web page with tons of pictures if you are interested...

www.rvbprecision.com

Thanks

 

[CaptainMal]

Now don't damage that good Moto Guzzi poster for some silly workbench wall. Priorities my boy.

I have a toy hauler that's only 15 ft. long in the box, 18 overall. You can sleep, eat, shower, haul motorcycles and load on the kitchen counters if you wish. And ...you can do it all in air-conditioned or heated comfort at a silly little cost.

Just something to think about.

Enjoy the project.

 

[rbertalotto]

I know...I'm sick about my posters! But the heat in the trailer did a tune on them and they are in quite poor condition. Had a bunch of them...Ducati, Triumph, BMW, Yamaha......If it has two wheels I'm a fan!

Still have a 2001 Rosso Mandello Moto Guzzi with less than 2000 miles on it! Number 89 of 300.....

I've looked at the Forest River 19RR Toy Hauler. If I was to go a trailer, this is what I'd get. But I like to go off road with my camper into some pretty gnarly places and a trailer won't allow that.

Thanks for the suggestion!

 

[shootnjunky]

looks interesting good luck

 

[jonbearman]

lOVE THE MOTO GUZZI! You did a nice job on that bench and as always Roy your work is great!

 

[JHardy]

Roy:

Very nice work. You are going to cost me some money and time!

Jim Hardy

 

[rbertalotto]

Today I built a little bump out cabinet for the AC to DC power converter. This is a unit I removed from my truck camper and replaced it with a more modern version. But it will be fine for this application.

I also installed a couple of 12V receptacles and a 12V DC meter.

Finished the maple plywood on the opposite side and added more "D" rings

All the AC power receptacles are GFI, just to be safe

Next will be the installation of the solar panel to keep the battery charged and a locker for the battery.

Below the power center I plan on building a cabinet for bottles and cans.....Powder, cleaning supplies, bullets, etc

 

[rbertalotto]

Added solar controller and monitor panel this AM. Lots of pictures....view it on my web site

www.rvbprecision.com