In order to keep things organized, and consistent with the previous posts on volume one, which is on the Boots and Oil blog, I am going to categorize according to the table of contents subseries format.
Thus, this post will go into the off grid general subseries ****. That will be the category name on this blog. In order to access all of these posts, just click on the label at the bottom of the screen.
It is nice to be organized.
Since the post is about an idea I had, it is going here for that reason as well. The idea is to modify a closed trailer so that I can carry my car in it. There will be a need to exit the car, which cannot be done in a closed trailer. A door can be cut out, and that will provide an entry/exit point when the car is in the trailer.
Why use a closed trailer? It has a lot of empty space which could be utilized out there. Once I get to a location, the car can come out, and there's a lot of space inside.
Update:
3.30.19:
Links to the various sub-series from the main blog. This is to give continuity to the writing part of this project. The need for it is this feeling that I may be re-inventing the wheel.
*** Note: click on the how-to category in the Boots and Oil blog in order to find a link to this post.
There's a lot of posts that didn't make the sub-series that are in the how-to category. Lots more info. Just a reminder.
Main table of contents
General
Construction
Power and Electricity
Waste and Septic
Food
Water
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