New (to me) trailer

[coacha]

I purchased a used Bunk House camper last night. Had to drive 2 hours in the rain to get it, but it is a great looking deal.

I haven't had a chance to set it up yet at the house but we set it up in the garage when I picked it up and it is in perfect condition. I put one that the seller sent me of it set up in his yard.

Now I have to order the hitch assembly for the bike and get that installed along with the wiring.

If anyone wants to give me some tips on the wiring, feel free.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v39/CoachA/Camper040.jpg

[davidjones1]

looks great can't wait to see it at the rally I have been thinking about one for a while but have not gotten to see one up close. hope you won't mind showing it. did it come with the floor matt? and how is the storage.
ride safe

[coacha]

The previous owner gave me a tarp for under the dressing area and part of the area covered by the screen room. He gave me some carpet for the dressing area and some other goodies. It seems to have a good amount of storage in it. Of course, I haven't loaded it yet...too busy with weightlifting season today to even look it over any more.

I'd be glad to let anyone see it when we get to the rally. Heck, I'll set it up in your front yard when we stop to see you. Your neighbors will think you have the Clampets visiting, lol.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v39/CoachA/rollshillbillies.jpg

[audiogooroo]

Way cool coacha!

[davidjones1]

sounds good to me coacha, I will make sure the grass is mowed and the fire pit stock with wood, man june just can't get here fast enough,
ride safe.

[misunderstood]

That's sweet !!

[callman]

Looking forward to seeing it. The wife and I would like to camp with the bike and may be in the market for one ourselves.

[watchman]

Get you a Hoppy trailer light converter and just follow the directions. Uses power from your battery for your trailer lights and doesn't run through the bikes system.

[druid]

I had one, used it for 2 years, you're gonna love it. Very well made, pulls great, lotsa room.

[dakals]

That's awesome coacha congrats!!!!

[ringadingh]

That should pay for itself before to long, instead of getting hotel rooms. nice looking outfit.

[misunderstood]

If you don't mind. How good a deal did you get??

[bobzinger]

What does that baby weigh ?

[zoom45]

Look at the 3rd picture. It shows which wires to connect. The Hoppy converter is the way to go. The picture is for the rear light wires under the front seat on a 1500 Nomad (looking from the front toward the back fender). The red wires on the right are what the running lights hook to (trailer connector brown wire). The blue wire next to it is for the brake light . The gray wire on the left and top right are the blinker wires (connect to the green and yellow trailer connector wires).

[coacha]

Paid $2200 for it and weighs about 175 empty.

[coacha]

Look at the 3rd picture. It shows which wires to connect. The Hoppy converter is the way to go. The picture is for the rear light wires under the front seat on a 1500 Nomad (looking from the front toward the back fender). The red wires on the right are what the running lights hook to (trailer connector brown wire). The blue wire next to it is for the brake light . The gray wire on the left and top right are the blinker wires (connect to the green and yellow trailer connector wires).

I thought about making a trailer from a kit with a car topper or a box but I'm not adept with a welder...heck, who am I kidding, I'd burn down the house with one, lol. So I decided to go this route to save some money on lodging. Plus, we do some traveling and have a throw down, so wife and I can sleep in this and the boys can do the throw down.

[misunderstood]

Paid $2200 for it and weighs about 175 empty.

That's a great deal. Gotta find one. Thanks http://s2.images.proboards.com/grin.gif