Brought an enclosed trailer need advice on fitting out the interior. (Page 2 of 2)

Well now you've jinxed it.

We drive our car on to the trailer too.  A winch is still one of the best investements you can make.  Think if all the non-running Lemons projects you can acquire when you don't have to worry about how you're going to drag them out of the mud!

Actually, one of the coolest things I've done with my trailer is with the electrical system.  When you install a winch, you want a battery close by to power it from.  I also installed a small trickle charging solar panel on the roof, and some lighter and USB charger outlets inside.  We've also got a real small compressor (it looked bigger in the pictures) that's really only good for filling tires and such.  The whole thing can operate independently of the tow vehicle for pretty much anything except heavy usage, in which case the tow vehicle is usually close by.

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Got any reason to head up to Chicago?  You can crawl all over mine and inspect the fasteners, tie downs, etc.

I highly recommend the E-track.  I've got a tool cart, air compressor, generator and cherry picker all held by the e-track.  Also, white glossy walls really brighten things up.

I put a retractable hose reel near the air compressor with 50' of hose.

In this pic you can just make out the dark colored e-track on either side.  The generator and tool chest are both hooked to it.  For the generator, I just use a bungy cord hooked into the track.  For the tool chest, I have a proper "e-track" cleat that latches securely.

We also have conduit running both sides of the trailer - high and low.  The low ones are for outlets.  The high ones are for exterior lights.  Behind Anton you can see the green e-track and below him the grey conduit. Over their shoulder you can see the black air compressor hose reel.

Here's what it looks crammed full.  The cherry picker is attached to the e-track.  The tire rack is bolted to the studs in the wall.

Brett:
I spend my days outfitting trucks and trailers here :
http://www.e-n-g.com/pages/homeland_sec_vehicles.html                                                                                                                   
If you are interested,look me up at Miller and I'll share some of my wealth of knowledge....
I'll be with Team Thunderchicken Extra Crispy (90 Ford Thunderbird SC)
Mike