My Trailer Diary
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Has anyone here used Aerogel to insulate ceilings and walls ?
Maybe a little expensive and overkill ?
See this website for a little info on Aerogel.
http://www.americanaerogel.com
Maybe not since I am in Texas ?
Thoughts ?
Maybe a little expensive and overkill ?
See this website for a little info on Aerogel.
http://www.americanaerogel.com
Maybe not since I am in Texas ?
Thoughts ?
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Epic thread! Educational too.
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Phenomenal thread, just read the entire thing and towards the end noted the 24 is for sale - fully expected one of the last posts to mention the replacement trailer and how Mooty influenced the upgrade but no mention?? So much time designing and improving and selling?
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My only regret looking back now is not going bigger. If I had it to do all over again, I'd get a 36' or 38' gooseneck. I would like to stow the tire cart at the front, which makes it easier and much faster to load/unload the car.
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I've read this thread multiple times, on the verge of purchasing an enclosed. I have a Spec Boxster and a 991 GT3. Would I be OK with a 20 foot or should I go with 24? I'm tending toward 24 is there any reason not to go with the longer one?
Thanks,
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Thanks,
Jeff
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You'll most likely be sorry if you go with the 20 footer. The extra 4 foot gives you much more room for cabinets and other stuff to lug.
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Ugh. Had a brief moment of mental confusion. Happily, I made a quick recovery and rescinded the sale offer. Very happy I still have it! She'll have a new occupant this summer.
My only regret looking back now is not going bigger. If I had it to do all over again, I'd get a 36' or 38' gooseneck. I would like to stow the tire cart at the front, which makes it easier and much faster to load/unload the car.
My only regret looking back now is not going bigger. If I had it to do all over again, I'd get a 36' or 38' gooseneck. I would like to stow the tire cart at the front, which makes it easier and much faster to load/unload the car.
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Ugh. Had a brief moment of mental confusion. Happily, I made a quick recovery and rescinded the sale offer. Very happy I still have it! She'll have a new occupant this summer.
My only regret looking back now is not going bigger. If I had it to do all over again, I'd get a 36' or 38' gooseneck. I would like to stow the tire cart at the front, which makes it easier and much faster to load/unload the car.
My only regret looking back now is not going bigger. If I had it to do all over again, I'd get a 36' or 38' gooseneck. I would like to stow the tire cart at the front, which makes it easier and much faster to load/unload the car.
no trailer is too big.