Camp property found, now updates.

[deezler]

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I Had to look at the poster of this since it almost sounded like my Conex.

Mine is also a double-ended 40' Hi-Cap with a pair of solar fans for ventilation as I also keep gasoline powered equipment in there as well as my cab tractor.

Whoa, that is a deluxe container! The security covers for the door and windows is a nice feature.
How much did that bad boy run ya, delivered?

 

[Shenandoah MF1760]

Whoa, that is a deluxe container! The security covers for the door and windows is a nice feature.
How much did that bad boy run ya, delivered?

Looking at my receipt dated 02OCT20 it was $8,915.19 taxed, delivered and placed. This was also a one trip unit.

 

[ArlyA]

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I Had to look at the poster of this since it almost sounded like my Conex.

Mine is also a double-ended 40' Hi-Cap with a pair of solar fans for ventilation as I also keep gasoline powered equipment in there as well as my cab tractor.

I have had zero issues with this in the past 5 years, other than wasps insisting on using the lock covers for nests. I currently live 100 miles away from this site and only get up on weekends.

One advantage to a shipping container is that they are not considered to be permanent structures and not taxable as such (at least down here).

We couldn't get it out to this location at this point.

 

[deezler]

Looking at my receipt dated 02OCT20 it was $8,915.19 taxed, delivered and placed. This was also a one trip unit.

Thanks. Just spent a little too long lusting over all the container options at xcaliber's website. Many awesome options!

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[airbiscuit]

If you have a friend with a skidder, could use that to quickly make some trails.

 

[jjeff]

I remember seeing used skidders up there for sale some definitely cheaper than a lot of newer compact
tractors out there. If I had 80 acres I'd probably buy a smaller one. on a positive side you already have the dozer track to make a trail drag, and what that track might have been used for previously.

 

[airbiscuit]

So, it looks like this is a haul your own water in off-grid. Would you be able to put in / drive a shallow sand point well with a cistern pump?

What is the lighting inside - gas, 12v or 115v?

My guess is that with each trip, you will "tighten up" the camp and make it better.