Living in a 2H BP over night
farmboy
Reg. Jul 2006
Posted 2006-07-23 10:40 PM (#45295)
Subject: Living in a 2H BP over night


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I need help figuring out ways to stay in my trailer a 2h with DR over night

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mommamarsh
Reg. Jul 2006
Posted 2006-07-23 11:38 PM (#45297 - in reply to #45295)
Subject: RE: Living in a 2H BP over night


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Location: Boaz,Ky

When Dad and I stayed in our 2h,we put folding cots in the stalls. First,what are the dimension of your dressing room? Can you fit a twin Aero-bed in it? You could take out the center divider (in horse part),put in a folding cot,cover trailer with big tarp.You can use the feed areas for a basin,to wash with.Run an extension cord(if you have electric) to run a fan or light(on a drop cord).Hang clothes in dressing room if it isn't big enough to sleep in.

Just some thoughts,Mommamarsh

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calamityj
Reg. Jun 2005
Posted 2006-07-24 8:17 AM (#45305 - in reply to #45295)
Subject: RE: Living in a 2H BP over night


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Location: missouri		For many years... my husband and I swept the poop out of the back of a 2-hrs Stidham trailer and put a tarp down and our bed rolls... we took some water from home in a plastic drum with a spigot on it and a section of hose... we cooked over fire and it was great until we decided to "move-up" to a weekender... four trailers later we are in a huge LQ that I wish we could take to the road(& trails) and live in full time..

Ya know what? Some of the BEST TIMES in our lives were spent camping in that ole Stidham!! happy trails.
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SLICKRNSNOT
Reg. May 2006
Posted 2006-07-24 8:31 AM (#45306 - in reply to #45295)
Subject: RE: Living in a 2H BP over night



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Location: THE GREAT NORTHWET, OREGON(THE REAL GODS COUNTRY)

I am glad I am not alone in My pursuits,ha ha.

We started out in a 2 horse with a water tank under the saddles.

We cleaned out the back and put folding cots in had battery powered light and all the comforts of home.

A small 1 burner propane stove made coffe and cooked meals.We were pretty compact and spent a lot of camp trips in there.

We then moved up to a bigger one and finaly to a LQ model.

I have seen some people use hammocs in the back.

Just use your imagination.

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