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My new xm971, thinking of rv toy hauler with ramp door.
This will be my second rv build the first being a m146.
This will be my second rv build the first being a m146.-
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So what I need some ideas on what to make the inside like. I want to be able to have everything needed for a weekend camping like atv's in the back, Jon boat underneath between duals and landing gear, boxes under one side, bedroom upfront.
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Cant wait to see this build!
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So jelous, you have the ultimate hauler/rv.
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Looks good. Yea I like my M373A2 as it has the center post between the two rear doors that I can unbolt and run in the Polaris.
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Yea thinking on removing rear door and making 2 stage ramp door.
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I like the idea. It sounds like it will be one **** of a project. I'm sub'd.
ROCKWELL-C60
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So I what 2 rip out the sunken ac duct ceiling, doesn't seem 2 be holding up anything. What do you guys think. 
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I feel like it would be a good idea to leave it. Not only would it help make cooling the trailer easier, still air also serves as a natural insulator. close up the vents when it gets cold and the trailers interior is insulated from the cold air outside. Feel free to disregard my suggestion, as it stems from basic high school physics and 2 minutes of googling
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Well these make the bedroom to short to walk in and this trailer is super insulated compared to my m146. The floor even has 3 inches of insulation.
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Maybe leave it up on 1 side for duct.
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Since the trailer seems to be insulated enough, go for it. The benefits do not seem outweigh the negatives. Whatever makes the trailer work best for you is what must be done
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I'd rather have the headroom for walking.
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Started working on my trailer again, gutted some of the sunken roof and ripped up the floor tiles. I also insulated the front and sealed it.
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Is the actual roof insulated and how well? I have the same trailer and have thought about most of this also.
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It's got like 3" of spray foam from what I can tell.
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Here's what the floor looks like, 4x4 aluminum beams on 12" centers and 4" of spray foam.
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just a little mock up
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I worked on bathroom and got the walls and toilet up and mounted.