Hay guy's
I take a lot of photos, mostly sunrise and sunset, things are good if I can get close enough to the shoot with the Ford 4x4 diesel with a keystone pop-up. Sometimes I can hike, other times it's too far, didn't get up early enough, or my wife is with me (she refuses to get up that early and break camp ........ women huh!). Even though I could break camp in 10 minutes, sometimes, especially if you don't want to lose your great site you hoof it. Good exercise but takes awhile to get there.
Any way all that said, I'm thinking about getting a UTV/ATV and a high clearance trailer. I'm thinking I could find that great site and then head out for my sunset shots. I'm thinking my old 4X4 Ford with 7.3 diesel should pull the trailer, think I could pull it over rocks and small boulders. I do know, I could have big trouble if I should met another vehicle on a narrow shelf, one lane road and have to back up aways. Also know I can't ride it in National Parks and in some areas so I would need to leave it for a couple days.
Any suggestion's? Anyone have a similar set up? Am I crazy, never seen another fool hauling one of them things at 10,000 feet.
Funstini
I take a lot of photos, mostly sunrise and sunset, things are good if I can get close enough to the shoot with the Ford 4x4 diesel with a keystone pop-up. Sometimes I can hike, other times it's too far, didn't get up early enough, or my wife is with me (she refuses to get up that early and break camp ........ women huh!). Even though I could break camp in 10 minutes, sometimes, especially if you don't want to lose your great site you hoof it. Good exercise but takes awhile to get there.
Any way all that said, I'm thinking about getting a UTV/ATV and a high clearance trailer. I'm thinking I could find that great site and then head out for my sunset shots. I'm thinking my old 4X4 Ford with 7.3 diesel should pull the trailer, think I could pull it over rocks and small boulders. I do know, I could have big trouble if I should met another vehicle on a narrow shelf, one lane road and have to back up aways. Also know I can't ride it in National Parks and in some areas so I would need to leave it for a couple days.
Any suggestion's? Anyone have a similar set up? Am I crazy, never seen another fool hauling one of them things at 10,000 feet.
Funstini