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Thank you!

I assume you are talking the 2018 Polaris doors. They are the Polaris Poly doors, they come in a 1/2 door option or the full door with the crank down window.

I'm sure it's Gorgeous to us, but I bet there is many out there that you couldn't pay to live there!

Your Cabin is coming along nicely! Hope you are getting plenty of time to enjoy it.

Sounds like my trip in may be shorter! What part of the country/world is your cabin? Not sure about where you are at, but I'm seeing a lot of UTV's with tracks lately. I know there is 3 others that are in my general area.

He's from my neck of the woods in Ontario

Live in the town of Milton Ontario Canada and the camp is “near” Bancroft Ontario. About 4,000 miles away from you!

@@navert1 Aww that makes sense, 5 hour drive for you, is like around the corner! I haven't been through the Yukon in probably 10 years or more! Never been to Ontario....Yet! On my bucket list. I worked with 2 guys on the North Slope long time ago one from Alberta, another from Ontario. The feud and terms kept me laughing for hours.

@@HavingfunAfterfifty Well stop by my house, I am just 20 minutes away from Niagara Falls. i will give you the $0.05 tour

Thank you too!

Honored Sir! Humbled by your experiences.

Thanks, you too!

Ya right, no heated cab, electric windows, slow as a snail, no box, roof on & on. Worst part is freezing.

Hope the weekend went well. It's getting close for the white stuff to start falling here. Probably 60 days or less. Getting heat in, will be so relaxing on those cold days!

@@HavingfunAfterfifty Well we are getting closer to getting done. Got the down stairs insulated and the upstairs prep'd to a point where we can start insulating next trip. Had to leave early do to forecasted thunderstorms. If it rains too much there is a good chance we would not be able to cross the river to get back to our vehicles. Looking to get a canoe or kayak to leave on the other side of the river just for emergencies. Crazy but I like it that way, keeps other people out :)

It sure is! In fact it's the first thing the wife wants to see. I think she just wants to know if any big bears are in the area. LOL.

No we are not. That is a national public broadcast. Many rural areas in Alaska have that, no other radio or tv around.

You are correct in your thinking. We went about 4 foot until we hit pan or good gravel. The cabin does "jack" from the frost. If you are going for a bigger cabin, I would strongly go with piers. Piers will require a pile driver, hence a road. Off grid - If I was to do it again, without a road, I would be tempted to dig down till gravel and throw in a block foundation. I know expensive, and a lot of work to haul in cement by bags, etc. What you would gain, is a warm cellar, assuming you build the foundation high enough. The heat from above would keep the cellar (think root cellar) warm enough, just from the wood stove, or propane heat of cabin. This design would be more of a full time living design. Still build floor high enough say three to four feet above ground so you don't dig down to your front door in the winter. Many build right on top of the ground here. Big timbers as foundation. The drawbacks are obvious, snow removal, wood rot over the years. However, there is no pier jacking, that you have to adjust or re-level. Hope that helps. All about money, size of structure (weight), and time.

It's always fun to see them start to get comfortable to walk by the cabin. I really believe she (Momma Moose) was testing us to see what we would do. Those ears, heard us inside, that I'm sure of.

Looks like the moose weren't the only ones eavesdropping. You are so right, but there is more to the story. It's coming in a future release.

Interesting, I wouldn't have made that connection. Maybe, I watch to much hickock45 ?? No, that's not possible.

Thanks. Good to see you doing some reloading! I have a new toy, well two. One fly's the other goes bang. Have to show you here some day.

@@HavingfunAfterfifty cool...cause I got one that flies too...😎

Ed, we use a system called Clean Waste. We now are working on a bath house/outhouse. More to come on that. Plumbing works as long as it don't freeze. We are thinking of a system, that will mimic an RV. Again, more to come.

yes, support is key. There is a middle beam in the build. Longest floor span is 6 foot, with 2x8 joist. You can see in another video, last year we had about 5 foot of settled snow on the roof. Tremendous amount of weight from wet snow.