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I got two of the three tools boxes for the shelter from Harbor Freight the other day. They are mounted to the back wall with "Riv-Nuts" . They are really secure too ! I accidentally tipped the trailer trying to load the second tool box and the main box stayed totally secured to the wall ! Yes I...

It's still a work in progress. The next biggy is the fuel tank, and that's going to cost a "pretty" penny ! There is a fuel tank manufacturing company in Seattle I already talked with. They recommended "aluminum" for cost purposes, but I want stainless steel for the durability aspects. Plus I...

Installed two "DeeZee" tool boxes on the trailer today. They fit fine on the sides of the S250 shelter. The next step is to install three tool boxes in the shelter itself. Then I can safely carry any tool I would need on my trip. After that comes the fuel tank in front with mountings for my...

Well I finished welding up, and cleaning, and mounting up the brackets today. I still need a little help from my son tomorrow to tighten up a few bolts though. Now I can move the trailer from the driveway without having the shelter move. It took me a few hours to properly align the shelter in...

Sounds good ! That's why I like the M105 so much. It can handle as much as you can throw at it !

Your method works fine ! I just wanted to use that front space for a fuel tank. I think I should have around a 120 gallon tank there when all is said and done. Then the MEP generator mounted on top on the left side. Then the fuel transfer pump on the right side.

I'm mounting my S250 shelter into my M105 trailer so it can be used as "tool storage" for when I go on my "Great Adventure" . It needed to be strong enough to hold the weight of the shelter and all the tools securely to the trailer frame. So far I have the metal flat bar (1/2" X 1-1/2"...