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For sale: 2003 Scamp 16 foot trailer located in Ferndale, Washington.
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I haven't quite decided on a fair price for this yet. Make me an offer. I should have a price in a day or so. This Scamp has A/C, a propane furnace, a gas cooktop, a 2 way refrigerator (propane/electric), many 12 volt receptacles & USB plugs in four different locations, an awning, 2 propane tanks, and a weight distribution hitch. The former owner used the weight distribution hitch, and it came with the trailer when I bought it, but I never used it. I did use a sway bar, and that also comes with the trailer. It has EZ-Lube hubs. I've seen a few variations of the Layout 6 - here is a diagram of ours: In addition, there are cabinets above and below the fridge and some storage compartments below both dinette seats. We left the bed down all the time and used 4 large black plastic storage boxes from Home Depot to store things under the bed as well, under the spot marked "TABLE" in the diagram above. I made the p...
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My fridge door would no longer latch shut in my 2003 Scamp 16'. The latch looked OK, but the spring inside was broken. New latches are available, but they cost $40 on Amazon. I've seen them for $70 elsewhere. I decided to see if I could fix mine. This is what a good spring looks like. I bought some .025" music wire, a.k.a. piano wire, at my local well stocked hardware store for a few dollars. I took the latch off the fridge by removing two screws. The latch is made from two pieces of plastic held together by a long steel pin. I removed the steel pin by pushing it out from the bottom upward with a stiff wire of smaller diameter than the pin. Starting with a 5 inch length of the music wire I bent the wire into shape. I used the steel pin as a form to wrap the wire around as I made the coils. I trapped the wire and the pin between two small pieces of wood held together with vice grips as I made some o...