Thanks for your knowledgable wisdom my brother. Ive never backed up anything larger than a small bike trailer. So that back up assist with my order of a 2021 F350 Tremor, is made for my GREEN ASS.
Shiiiiittttttt that looks like a tight fit.
keep the slides in
most trailers i seen and have owned (toy haulers) are 102" wide my gates are 2 5' gates its plenty of space nut if you can go 12ft would be way easier lol.
This site is so helpful. I told the Pavement company that I need 2- 6’ gates now. He started to tell me I didn’t need them but I insisted. I’m paying 56,000$ for 2- new driveways and fences and stoop and 2- retaining walls, that this is a must for me.
Good choice My singing car bay is 10’ wide and when just backing my 8.5’ wide boat in it is tight. Doable but tight and have to have the right line since not a lot of room for errors 12 would make it much easier.This site is so helpful. I told the Pavement company that I need 2- 6’ gates now. He started to tell me I didn’t need them but I insisted. I’m paying 56,000$ for 2- new driveways and fences and stoop and 2- retaining walls, that this is a must for me.
So he had sent over his fence guy and that man agreed and said no big deal. I make a Quality 6’ gate and good thing I spoke up before he got the material. So again all you great men of this site have helped me out with so many different things. It’s Amazingly Helpful to do many of us who have questions and no experience in certain matters.
If you didn’t already, consider upgrading your status on this site, by paying 20$ and becoming a Founding member. It supports this awesome site. You get 3 Tremor stickers and some other perks. Modified and a few others have done an awesome job.
Im not one to push for other people’s stuff UNLESS ITS JUST A GREAT PRODUCT I’m just blown away at how great this site is. That’s all. Sorry to make such a big deal over it.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL MY BROTHERS. PEACE
Sounds like a sick barn if you can uturn in it.
40' x 60'. It's build date is coming up too. It's going to be an eventful October, as long as stuff doesn't start slipping. Starting to prep the retirement place.
Do you have your travel trailer and know the exact height already? Mine is 10.5 to the roof, but that doesn't include antenna or a/c. When I was working with the guys getting ideas for my future shop, they suggested a 12' wide x 14' high door and 16' walls to make sure i don't run into any issues with current or future trailers.
Yup, I'm good. I'm at ~11' tall, including everything that sticks up. I went 12' doors and 14' walls. I'm willing to allow the 12' doors limit any subsequent camper purchases, because I'm just not that into camping. The camper is our temporary cabin, till we build our retirement house.
That is the route to go. I've known people that live in their trailer while building the shop and then move the trailer into the shop and still live in it while building their house.
