jacobconroy
Hillbilly of Leisure
I have a 2012 Adventure Trailers Chaser that hasn't been used much in the two years we've been together. Last Friday I took 'er out and was amazed at how well that trailer follows my Jeep. That suspension is awesome.
So, I've decided that I need hot water and a sink in the Chaser. It has a 10 gallon propane tank and deep cycle battery...so the necessary infrastructure is in place.
My question is: how are peeps doing hot water in offroad trailers these days? Do I need to buy and install a 6-gallon water heater (like most small camp trailers), or do I need to try on-demand?
How would yall approach this problem?
So, I've decided that I need hot water and a sink in the Chaser. It has a 10 gallon propane tank and deep cycle battery...so the necessary infrastructure is in place.
My question is: how are peeps doing hot water in offroad trailers these days? Do I need to buy and install a 6-gallon water heater (like most small camp trailers), or do I need to try on-demand?
How would yall approach this problem?