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I have the plans on PDF if someone wants them.

Toilet materials list Qty........Item description. 5 gallons exterior paint,forest green. 4 gallons exterior paint,grey(used for inside). 2 roller and brush kits. 2 5-3/4" door pull zinc (handle). 2 door locks,hook and eye type,4" long. 3 6" heavy strap hinge,barn door type(With...

^This. Material cost is about $2,000 per unit. They are built pretty tough to withstand snow loads, this means using more expensive materials. Also they are pretty big, so there's a lot of materials period. The installation is done by volunteers with their own rigs, so no expense to the club or...

Location, Northbound. The carnage. A group from Washington State was happy to provide a replacement box they had with them. Marlin with Ed's trailer Gatekeeper 1. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iJaaMRpflo0 Marlin with Ed's trailer Gatekeeper 2...

This one went to Mallard Lake 17-19 October. The prefabbed facility was picked up from the Forest Service work center by one trailer and taken to the trailhead, then it was distributed one wall per trailer. Pulling trailer with toilet wall up Boulder Alley, 1...

We "did" have an awesome crew on both of the trips pictured, people that jump in and get things done on their own. The trail has awesome scenery, really good challenges, and that wilderness feel for sure. I love it. I posted here because I found a Dusy thread while searching, and wanted to...

Ding ding ding ding ding ding. Marlin is in our club and helps on projects when he can fit it into his busy schedule. Marlin is pulling my trailer, modified just to haul the toilet floor(it fits between angle iron front and back). It's made from a 1970 International pickup frame and...

Three rigs stayed a few extra days, and we got snowed on.

Belongs to a guy named Marlin.

The hole is 3' across, and 4' deep. These pictures are from a "moving" project last year, the pit was full.

Thanks for fixing the problem.

How long? I spend 20-25 nights a year on the trail, scattered over about 5 trips. I go through withdraws in the winter, ha ha.

Supported the roof with 4X4 posts because of the fascia cracking on some facilities. Installing roofing. This problem has happened on three toilets on our other trails. This is how we addressed it on two toilets on Dusy so far. Built a table too(at East Lake).

I don't know what's going on with this forum. I posted last night intending to come back and put in many more pictures, but the thread disappeared. Today I try to add more pictures to the original post, and the original post disappears. I want the pictures to be in order, and started at the end...

We now have a toilet at Dusy Creek. Right when you get there,not at the point. This trip was mid August, and is the second toilet funded by BFG Tires with the 2011 Outstanding Trails Program. The first went in at Thompson Lake October 2012, in the camping area closer to the lake...