lol, it is the common term for a Hotshot Forest Firefighter transport. Each one is made for the specific dept- mine was a transport for Flathead Hotshots based out of Kalispell Montana.nature lover said:
Being Westcoast located we have some awesome year round weather choices so I am welding up awnings from my solar array frames and doing a fold down deck from the back for outside living. those show haulers are crazy! As big as she looks she actually sub 10ft high and a touch under 24ft bumper to bumper. Her hub-to-hub center base is the same as a quad cab Ford F150 and with 50 degree of caster turn in she is scarily nimble at turning on single lane forest roads so when you drive you have to get past the height/width feel and realize she will go anywhere you point; I learned that when my wife and I came back down the coast highway through the twisties of South Oregon/North CaliforniaeDJ_ said:Welcome to the CRVL Forum
Quite a nice piece of work there ! I can imagine that with an awning & screen so you could set up some outside living when the weather permits. I'm sure here in Southern Ohio, Eastern Kentucky, and Southern West Virginia.....you would be the envy a lot of people. The only thing close to that that I see around here are the traveling sales people's "Show Hauler" Truck based RV's and they tow big utility trailers full of samples with them to the Malls.
thank you!Camper said:
