Post by: Blown F-150 on January 10, 2022, 10:05:45 PM
Anyways, on the trailer this is the short game
- 12v powered lights
- 12v Roof Fan
- 110v powered outlets x2 via inveter
- 110v exterior connection for "shore power"
- RV door latch for the man door
Possibly a couple slider windows in the spring with a china diesel heater, but we'll see how it goes. No plans for water or anything like that, just a sheltered area to be able to cook and have some space if we need it for something else.
Here is the basic diagram I threw together to get my thoughts "on paper".
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Post by: Kitzy on January 11, 2022, 02:19:00 PM
I look forward to this though. I think the trailer needs some bling to go with this though. Wheels and tires and a vinyl wrap that Carrie’s the theme of the truck.
Where is the second roof top tent going? On the trailer?
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 11, 2022, 02:45:29 PM
Nothing big at all on this project, still have big turbos and injectors to go into the truck and a few small things to wrap up on the Quad (and the ST is getting intake and full exhaust...)
I sold the other roof top tent I had, as it was too small for the 4 of us. I found a couple decent true four person tents that look like they will work out pretty well.
Post by: Kitzy on January 11, 2022, 03:54:01 PM
I'm fine with wiring stuff, I'm just not looking forward to cutting holes in the trailer.See, this is why no one believes you when you say you’re done with things.
Nothing big at all on this project, still have big turbos and injectors to go into the truck and a few small things to wrap up on the Quad (and the ST is getting intake and full exhaust...)
I sold the other roof top tent I had, as it was too small for the 4 of us. I found a couple decent true four person tents that look like they will work out pretty well.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 12, 2022, 02:01:16 AM
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Post by: sscully on January 12, 2022, 10:29:01 PM
- It looks like a D cell battery.
If so; did you mean for it to bypass your 150A fuse, going to the fuse panel ?
- Also did you mean to have a 150A of 12 V power :wow:
Keep in mind that the fuse needs to be as close to the source of the power that you can get it.
Going through the trailer wall, you either want greenfield flexible or thin wall pipe from the shore power to inside the trailer with the 110VAC line.
- Watching out for vibrations on the raw edge of the trailer and don't trust only poly grommets for repetitive movements like that. Poly bushing with think wall or flex tube through it. SuerGlue, lock tite, etc the poly bushing threats.
Just a few questions that stood out to me.
BTW : Before you get fuel smell in the trailer, you might want to epoxy the trailer flooring so spills don't soak into the plywood.
Post by: Blown F-150 on January 13, 2022, 11:20:16 AM
I am guessing the blue item below the title ( trailer ) is a 12v battery ?
- It looks like a D cell battery.
If so; did you mean for it to bypass your 150A fuse, going to the fuse panel ?
- Also did you mean to have a 150A of 12 V power :wow:
Keep in mind that the fuse needs to be as close to the source of the power that you can get it.
Going through the trailer wall, you either want greenfield flexible or thin wall pipe from the shore power to inside the trailer with the 110VAC line.
- Watching out for vibrations on the raw edge of the trailer and don't trust only poly grommets for repetitive movements like that. Poly bushing with think wall or flex tube through it. SuerGlue, lock tite, etc the poly bushing threats.
Just a few questions that stood out to me.
BTW : Before you get fuel smell in the trailer, you might want to epoxy the trailer flooring so spills don't soak into the plywood.
Thanks for reading and asking the questions. I'm sure there is going to be something that I'm missing.
As you can tell, I didn't use any "standards" in that diagram. Just threw it together to get the lay out on paper, lol.
The symbol is just to signify the battery. I have one 100ah Lithium Iron battery (self heating) on the way. It will probably do just fine, for my needs, however I may add a second.
The 150amp fuse is sized appropriately based on a 2000w inverter, it's really just being a fail safe in case of a short. All the components are individually fused. It may go in front of the power switch, but we are talking a few inches here or there, so shouldn't have too much impact.
Since I'm not planning on hooking up at RV lots, I've opted to grab a 15amp/110v molded plug which is basically an extension cord that mounts on the outside. The walls are so thin, that it will poke inside the trailer a touch. I may end up putting sheeting in the trailer, but that can be a final step.
You make a excellent point on the floor. I have been trying to figure that one out and struggling to decide on what's best to do. I found some bulk rolls of Gym mating (8mm) that I'm leaning towards, but won't be very friendly if I ever drive a sled in it. but you're right, I should at least get a coating on it, before it's too late.
Still slowly ordering and piecing together parts to do more once it warms up.
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Post by: Kitzy on January 13, 2022, 06:54:19 PM
Do you know the brand? I was looking at some stuff from Kiln that looked pretty goodThis is the email response to my question to what they recommended for my trailer. I explained I was looking for something very durable, applied to wood, that would stand up to power sliding/throttling four wheelers in to a sideways position.
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We would recommend our www.armorcladepoxy.com garage system for your trailer. It can be applied to wood. Since the smallest kit we offer is 300 sq ft we would recommend that you mix up smaller quantities which is easily done and put down 2 coats plus use the Military grade topcoat option.
Thank you very much.
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805 Lehigh Ave.
Union, NJ 07083
908-810-9613
Fax 908-810-9612
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Post by: Kitzy on January 13, 2022, 07:03:38 PM
That looks perfect. I need something pretty durable and could do the ramp too.I don’t remember how I ultimately decided on them. Or if that was my final decision. I’d still recommend researching them. I think I remember being pretty impressed or I wouldn’t have emailed them.
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Post by: Too Stroked on January 14, 2022, 06:43:31 AM
And here I was thinking KY Jelly or something. Silly me. :funny:
Post by: Kitzy on January 14, 2022, 06:57:59 AM
I explained I was looking for something very durable, applied to wood, that would stand up to power sliding/throttling four wheelers in to a sideways position.Damn, I’m slipping. I didn’t even catch that one. I’m ashamed.
And here I was thinking KY Jelly or something. Silly me. :funny:
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 14, 2022, 11:46:57 PM
Post by: sscully on January 17, 2022, 11:38:40 PM
I explained I was looking for something very durable, applied to wood, that would stand up to power sliding/throttling four wheelers in to a sideways position.
And here I was thinking KY Jelly or something. Silly me. :funny:
Leave it to the newly wed to think this way.. :wow:
Post by: Kitzy on January 18, 2022, 07:06:11 AM
We could use that excuse but I got married in October.I explained I was looking for something very durable, applied to wood, that would stand up to power sliding/throttling four wheelers in to a sideways position.
And here I was thinking KY Jelly or something. Silly me. :funny:
Leave it to the newly wed to think this way.. :wow:
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Post by: sscully on January 19, 2022, 03:10:02 PM
Do you know the brand? I was looking at some stuff from Kiln that looked pretty goodThis is the email response to my question to what they recommended for my trailer. I explained I was looking for something very durable, applied to wood, that would stand up to power sliding/throttling four wheelers in to a sideways position.
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Dumb question, mixed with a hair brained idea.
1. Is this epoxy going to be too slick to walk on ?
2. It would require finding another way to spin ( bike spinner ?) the 4 wheelers into place, but how about truck bed liner on the floor ?
- I have this on the wood stairs to my basement for going on 20 years now, and it is working well; but I don't want to slide anything on that...
Post by: Kitzy on January 19, 2022, 03:24:31 PM
I can’t speak for Ryan but for me it’s about finding a balance between enough traction to walk on and slick enough to slide the tires. If it’s anything like other garage floor epoxies, I think it would work just right. It would also be super easy to sweep up, blow out, hose down or pressure wash. This is important since I’ll 100% be bringing in a muddy machine every time I use it.Do you know the brand? I was looking at some stuff from Kiln that looked pretty goodThis is the email response to my question to what they recommended for my trailer. I explained I was looking for something very durable, applied to wood, that would stand up to power sliding/throttling four wheelers in to a sideways position.
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Dumb question, mixed with a hair brained idea.
1. Is this epoxy going to be too slick to walk on ?
2. It would require finding another way to spin ( bike spinner ?) the 4 wheelers into place, but how about truck bed liner on the floor ?
- I have this on the wood stairs to my basement for going on 20 years now, and it is working well; but I don't want to slide anything on that...
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 19, 2022, 10:39:13 PM
I think I have pretty close to all the wire I will need ordered up. Now I'll get some of the "small" stuff like lights, fan and switch panel to start figuring out the wiring.
After some thought, the trailer will be better with insulation, so I got a good nail puller and will see what it takes to remove a panel. I would simply do 1" foam well taped and leave it at that.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 20, 2022, 10:05:45 AM
Apparently they use some special nail gun that shoots nails right into the steel supports.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 20, 2022, 10:58:05 AM
Post by: Kitzy on January 20, 2022, 11:21:43 AM
Maybe that is why they went this way. They tout that they are a "quality" built trailer. Who knows, but I have a feeling it's going to suck to try and get the panels off. There are no visible exterior screws on this trailer, it looks pretty clean from the outside.I’d be curious how the nails hold up. We buy new trailers every few years. The last couple have been a nightmare. I doubt yours will see the road and abuse that ours see so maybe it won’t matter. I come close to maxing mine out daily weight wise but the other crew tends to overload theirs because combined they can still barely tie their shoes. That’s probably why they broke three leaf springs this year and two hitches last year. Our torsion set up on previous trailers seemed a bit more durable but the leaf spring set up seems better on tires. Far less blow outs. The spring shackles do tend to wear out pretty fast but are an easy fix if you keep an eye on them.
Anyway, as far as the outside, my current trailer is the first one I had that doesn’t have exterior screws from the factory. They’re just glued it seems. I say from the factory because when we took it in for service of those front panels earlier in the year, the dealers make shift fix was to just throw screws in the side until winter. Those screws, like all of our other trailers, just vibrated out. Which meant more duct tape. I can’t wait to see their final repair next week when I take it back in. Also hope they fix the rear panel but I can’t blame that on quality control. I got impatient in traffic at a notoriously busy toll booth in Newark and sped through a toll booth. Didn’t know it at the time but I guess I clipped the booth on the way out and tour up the trim, brake light and panel on the driver side. Figured it out when I got to the job and got out and saw it. Oops.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 21, 2022, 11:33:43 AM
Hopefully this all plays out as I hope and the trailer can be usable for more than just hauling stuff around.
Post by: Kitzy on January 21, 2022, 11:52:52 AM
Mine will see some rough roads, but I highly doubt I will ever over load it. We'll see how it holds up, because I'll be replacing the nails with screws when the wood goes back on (if I can get it off).Our don’t necessarily see rough roads. All paved surfaces for the most part. Although our roads leave a lot to be desired. Pennsylvanias road and bridges rank either second last or dead last in the country. Go big or go home I guess. Be so bad that no one can be worse. Our trailers just see a lot of miles. Roughly a thousand miles a week. A lot of highway so a lot of vibration from the air. That’s what I assume is the issue. I usually have the pedal buried. Fortunately my new work truck this year only does 79mph.
Hopefully this all plays out as I hope and the trailer can be usable for more than just hauling stuff around.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 27, 2022, 11:58:25 PM
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Next up will be attempting to pull the plywood from the inside. If I can get it out, I’ll get the windows, fan and insulation foam to get things really started.
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Post by: Kitzy on February 09, 2022, 07:33:31 PM
The trailer I picked up today had three cracked outriggers on the frame. That’s probably the third trailer like that.
Hopefully yours is built better than all of ours.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on February 09, 2022, 11:32:40 PM
I’m not seeing anything super special about how this thing is built, but the brand is well rated. Time will tell I guess.
I picked up a 8ft awning to bolt to the side of it and the checker plate to fix my boo boo on the front. Hopefully I can spend a little bit of time on it this weekend. I’m trying to get the quad stuff done, but distractions everywhere are slowing that effort down.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on February 19, 2022, 08:06:21 PM
The plan is to mock up some of the lights and items that I plan on installing next. It’s going to get cold here again, so not sure when I’ll spend some more time on it.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on February 19, 2022, 10:31:06 PM
We’ll see how ambitious I actually am once I start with getting the insulation in.
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Post by: Kitzy on February 20, 2022, 05:35:41 PM
By the way, no word on my trailer yet. I don’t even know if they ever got the parts for it since my boss returned from his vacation and I’ve left all of that to him now. It was supposed to be completed last Monday.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on February 20, 2022, 08:39:03 PM
I’ll be putting the sheeting back over the insulation on the walls, but then would like to finish it with something. It’s just a cargo trailer, so I’m trying to temper my expectations around what it “could” look like with some nicer materials.
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Post by: Kitzy on February 20, 2022, 08:48:30 PM
What got me thinking about the outside of the roof is our trailers get so hot you can’t touch them in the summer. And when I should to load truck when I was younger those trucks were awful. Anything to reflect that heat back off of it would be great and what better than what they use on RVs.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on February 23, 2022, 04:25:13 PM
I may try to do a mock up/rough in of some wiring in the power cabinet. If I can at least get the breaker, power switch, fuse box and bus bars figured out, it will make it easier down the road.
I also have to figure out this little Chinese Diesel Heater, the instructions are straight outta Google Translate and make NO SENSE.
Post by: Too Stroked on February 23, 2022, 04:47:03 PM
I also have to figure out this little Chinese Diesel Heater, the instructions are straight outta Google Translate and make NO SENSE.
I'll bet they're entertaining as hell though. :funny:
Post by: Kitzy on February 23, 2022, 05:32:30 PM
That sucks, but I've heard the same around here. A couple guys were bitching that they couldn't even get a set of leaf's.Great. Replaced three of them last year. Should be an interesting year if these trailers keep falling apart. We’ll have to buy a new trailer just to keep trailers on the road.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 01, 2022, 12:50:59 AM
Exhaust for heater, 120v external power plug and some framing for electrical stuff in.
Next is a couple more frame pieces and then onto window frames.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 04, 2022, 12:49:36 AM
Next up is the framing for the windows and brace for the exterior light.
Then more insulation.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 05, 2022, 12:46:38 AM
Most of the insulation is done for the walls and started the framing for one of the windows.
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It takes a while to do the insulation as I have to trim out the extra panel adhesive.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 05, 2022, 09:25:38 PM
The windows are 3ft x 17”, so a decent size, but not that big unfortunately. I think they will do pretty well for what I need.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 06, 2022, 10:55:19 PM
Is that door going to get an RV door handle/latch? And if so, are you going to remove that swinging bar style that’s on there now? I wouldn’t trust that someone wouldn’t latch it while you’re in there. I’ve had someone at work do that to me by accident and then walk away.Yeah, I have a RV latch for it, but haven’t gotten to that yet. I will leave the bar on, but lock the flap closed when We are using the trailer for anything but transportation or storage. That way someone can’t lock us in. I’m thinking about putting a latch on the back ramp for too, that way we have an alternative exit if needed.
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Post by: Kitzy on March 07, 2022, 02:15:50 PM
I forgot to mention my boss text me this morning to tell me my trailer won’t be ready until the first week of April now. They still do not have the parts and are scheduled to ship March 17.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 08, 2022, 01:30:26 PM
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 08, 2022, 07:31:42 PM
That is just a few of the 8ft boards I have for the front walls. There is another pile in the garage of 16 footers for the side walls. I couldn’t decide what to put on the ceiling yet, so I don’t have anything to go up there yet unfortunately.
The window height was determined base on being able to look in if we have to see what the kids were up to and being a little bit lower then the el ‘cheapo awning I bought. They will also work well for when we are sitting in the trailer or want to look out of the bed. The plan is also to flip the axles and that will raise the whole trailer a bit.
For stability, I’m going to start out with what I’m doing now and using jack stands on the four corners. Makes it pretty stable. In the future, I plan on putting in stability jacks.
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Post by: Kitzy on March 08, 2022, 07:46:03 PM
Will you be attempting to level the trailer when you set up camp or just find the most level spot possible? Jackstands sound like a pain in the ass. A pair of x chocks might not be a bad idea either if you have the room for them between your axles. Unless you’re tires will be off the ground then it won’t matter.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 09, 2022, 01:45:27 AM
The jack stands are absolutely a pain in the ass. I pop the trailer off the truck, then lower the tongue jack so the trailer is a little nose down. Then put jack stands under the rear, crank the tongue jack up so it’s a little nose high and then finally put jack stands under the front and lower the front onto the stands. It makes for a very stable trailer though.
Framing in for the roof fan and insulation finished up. Even got one piece of plywood back on. I put a piece of insulation back in the fan hole since I’m not sure when I’ll get around to cutting out the roof.
Now I can clear some crap out of the trailer to make room for other crap.
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Looks beautiful! I'd be taking a serious look at the increased weight causing a need for upgrades to suspension, brakes, tires, etc. though.I would think as long as he doesn’t go over the gvwr of the trailer or be close to it at all times, he should be ok. What I would watch is the outriggers of the frame, the side to side parts of the frame outside of the main frame rails. Ours break all the time. With the added weight of the walls and whatever you put on the ceiling, all of that weight will accumulate where the walls meet the floor. It may never be an issue but it’s just something to watch out for.
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Post by: Too Stroked on March 12, 2022, 10:06:24 AM
Looks beautiful! I'd be taking a serious look at the increased weight causing a need for upgrades to suspension, brakes, tires, etc. though.I would think as long as he doesn’t go over the gvwr of the trailer or be close to it at all times, he should be ok. What I would watch is the outriggers of the frame, the side to side parts of the frame outside of the main frame rails. Ours break all the time. With the added weight of the walls and whatever you put on the ceiling, all of that weight will accumulate where the walls meet the floor. It may never be an issue but it’s just something to watch out for.
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Good point - especially when he adds the weight of the bedroom furniture required when the wife throws him out for spending too much on the trailer. :funny:
Post by: Blown F-150 on March 12, 2022, 12:30:26 PM
My goal was to keep the add ons around 500#s which should let me have 4500#s of cargo and still have some buffer.
Right now with the quad and all the other crap I bring, we are around 1500#’s of cargo.
I’m hopeful that the structure is sturdy enough for anything I add. It’s the same style and materials they use for their fully insulated trailers with windows and water tanks, etc.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 13, 2022, 01:06:19 AM
T&G halfway up both sides and four 120v outlets mounted with pigtails run up to the roof.
I’m not sure how much time I’ll have over the next couple of days, but I would like to get all the wiring roughed in, all plywood in and the cabinet mounted.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on March 14, 2022, 09:23:11 PM
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Post by: Blown F-150 on April 09, 2022, 08:31:07 AM
Going to finish the pine T&G first, then do all the electrical. I’ve decided that I just going to do some simple smooth finish plywood on the ceiling and not try to get fancy.
The floor will be last. I’m still leaning towards that epoxy that Mike posted about earlier. I need decent temps to apply, so it may take a few weeks.
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Post by: Kitzy on April 09, 2022, 09:43:48 AM
Also, just dropped my camper off for the new owners. It’s gone. Sold it for more than we payed for it a year ago and came out with a little extra cash.
Oh and my work trailer finally got finished yesterday morning. I’m ready to be done with that trailer shop/dealer but it’s not my call.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on April 24, 2022, 07:57:57 AM
I hope the work trailer holds up for a while, I’m going to guess that the shop your boss is using, is not a good one, lol.
I didn’t get any after pictures, but a friend came down to help and we finished up the pine on the walls and got a coat of clear waterproofing stain on.
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Post by: Kitzy on April 24, 2022, 08:50:56 AM
Glad you made out well on the 5th wheel, crazy how prices have jumped. Inflation is a b*tch though, we are seeing everything go up in price.It’s the shop we have used for 10+ years and they have never let us down. They have actually gone above and beyond for us in the past. I don’t want to hold this against them too much as I know businesses are struggling everywhere, especially with having enough employees, let alone good employees. Shipping it out the door with a flat pissed me off. And the fact that they used screws to secure the panel on an otherwise screw less trailer.
I hope the work trailer holds up for a while, I’m going to guess that the shop your boss is using, is not a good one, lol.
I didn’t get any after pictures, but a friend came down to help and we finished up the pine on the walls and got a coat of clear waterproofing stain on.
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I look forward to seeing the trailer. We went to dinner at a friends house recently and he had a trailer I did t even know about and he was doing the same thing. On a smaller scale though. Not quite as fancy but it will be functionally the same.
Editing because I realized I didn’t mention the day I picked it up. I got there and they were just stickering it for inspection. This was after deciding to finally inspect it the day it was supposed to be ready for pickup and telling us we needed axle seals and two new tires. My boss had them replace the wheels and tires With brand new ones and we would have the old tires replaced on the wheels for spares. I got a few miles from the trailer shop and stopped to go to the bathroom only to see the completely flat tire. The truck I had didn’t have a jack or any wood blocks. But I did have an impact in the trailer and two Sapir wheels and tires so I got creative. All of this after the idiot who forked my trailer out in to the yard for me to hook up put it on blocks so high I could lower the jack enough to hook up.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on April 24, 2022, 06:11:46 PM
I’m surprised you guys are using 6 bolt wheels, everything around here that is HD, is 8 bolt wheels.
On the road again tomorrow, but hope to make a big dent in the trailer progress of the next couple of weeks. I want to get out for the weekend after May Long
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Post by: Kitzy on April 26, 2022, 05:04:46 PM
That is pretty crappy, glad you figured something out.I never even gave it any though to the lugs. They are 9,990 gvwr trailers. Some of the guys tend to overload them but In all honesty, they’re junk. Even though they’re rated for 10k, they can’t handle that on a daily basis, 1,000 miles per week. But any heavier duty and we would need CDLs.
I’m surprised you guys are using 6 bolt wheels, everything around here that is HD, is 8 bolt wheels.
On the road again tomorrow, but hope to make a big dent in the trailer progress of the next couple of weeks. I want to get out for the weekend after May Long
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Post by: Blown F-150 on April 26, 2022, 08:16:36 PM
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Post by: Blown F-150 on May 03, 2022, 09:55:40 PM
Next up is FINALLY some power stuff.
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Post by: Too Stroked on May 04, 2022, 06:18:54 AM
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I am pretty disappointed about how dark this so called “clear” stain made the wood, but I’m not sanding it down now.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on May 14, 2022, 09:37:00 AM
I think you should cut some holes in the ceiling and add some skylights. I’m semi kidding. It’s be pretty cool but at this point not worth the effort. It’s just my claustrophobia talking shit. I get paranoid every time I walk in our trailers if the back ramp is closed up.I agree, but very hopeful it will feel better once the windows are in. I always have the option of adding a couple more if needed.
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Post by: Kitzy on May 14, 2022, 06:17:47 PM
Honestly, even our camper felt weird to me and a bit off. The small room, low ceiling and relative difficulty of getting up and moving in a hurry freaked me out. I would probs lay even consider some type of screened enclosure for the back opening. Our camper had a roll up split screen that velcroed in the middle. Granted the ramp would be in deck form and not on the ground where bears and other animals could help themselves but I’m sure there’s something you could do if you got creative enough.I think you should cut some holes in the ceiling and add some skylights. I’m semi kidding. It’s be pretty cool but at this point not worth the effort. It’s just my claustrophobia talking shit. I get paranoid every time I walk in our trailers if the back ramp is closed up.I agree, but very hopeful it will feel better once the windows are in. I always have the option of adding a couple more if needed.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on May 14, 2022, 06:55:14 PM
I was thinking about bolting a couple of these to the ramp door to use it as a “deck”. Plans are to do some kind of bug screen across the back, but I haven’t looked into them much yet.
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I have wanted to do this just for cycling. The plan now is to trade my current camper which is 30 ft and get something around 17 ft.
This is a fun read and watch.
JP
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Post by: Blown F-150 on June 27, 2022, 11:57:58 PM
It’s taking way longer than I wanted, but it is slowly moving along.
Tackled some more of the electrical after the kiddos went bed.
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Post by: Too Stroked on July 01, 2022, 04:12:19 PM
It’s certainly a little off, but good enough for a trailer.Are you kidding? That wiring looks better than 98% of the wiring I come in contact with in cars and boats. You would absolutely not believe some of the rats nest style messes I find in boats.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on July 29, 2022, 12:06:16 PM
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Post by: Kitzy on July 29, 2022, 05:12:33 PM
I probably won't be able to do much else after I get he awning and Vent fan in, before the trip next week. But it's is a decent enough of a spot to take. I'm pretty happy with all the power and wiring. The windows make a huge difference.That looks awesome. I really want to see a floor. I realize that’s not priority but that’s what I’m really waiting for.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on July 30, 2022, 03:27:04 PM
Awning and small folding table.
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Post by: Rollingrock on July 30, 2022, 06:53:26 PM
Post by: Blown F-150 on July 30, 2022, 09:46:23 PM
Saw your new vid on YT, man that shit is looking so clean dude. Nice jobThanks JP! It’s taken waaayyy longer than I planned, but it’s coming along pretty well.
I really hope to get the roof fan in tomorrow and then I’m going to fab up some sorta ghetto hitch to put the back rack on the back of it.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on July 31, 2022, 10:37:32 PM
Vent fan installed finally. It sure moves a ton of air, but I will see if I need to swap for a AC unit of some kind down the road. I just quickly screwed the light back in place so it could be used for now.
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Next up is a hitch in the back to hold a bike rack. It’s a little redneck, but I put the rack in and hung off of it with movement at all. It should be pretty solid, but the trip will be the acid test, lol.
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Post by: Kitzy on August 01, 2022, 02:57:10 PM
The last two items that I needed to do before the trip are done, so anything else I get done will be gravy.So I didn’t see the underneath picture on Facebook. I was wondering how you secured that hitch. I like it.
Vent fan installed finally. It sure moves a ton of air, but I will see if I need to swap for a AC unit of some kind down the road. I just quickly screwed the light back in place so it could be used for now.
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Next up is a hitch in the back to hold a bike rack. It’s a little redneck, but I put the rack in and hung off of it with movement at all. It should be pretty solid, but the trip will be the acid test, lol.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on August 01, 2022, 04:46:12 PM
Post by: Kitzy on August 01, 2022, 06:01:38 PM
You wouldn't want to "pull" anything with it (not what it's made for obviously), but I did add some bracing on the backside of that rear plate as well. I hung on the bike rack like a monkey and it was really solid. All the hitch stuff was just laying around in the garage, so it was all but free.Yeah just looking at it, it’s not going anywhere for it’s intended purpose.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on August 06, 2022, 12:21:48 AM
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Post by: Kitzy on August 06, 2022, 05:35:55 AM
Overall 600 miles though. That’s a good bit of driving to see how everything held up. Glad it all worked as advertised.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on August 06, 2022, 07:41:46 AM
Another 500 or so miles today and we’ll be at the destination. I pick up the family from the airport today. They elected to fly the first leg, which is probably best for all of us, lol.
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Post by: Kitzy on August 06, 2022, 08:55:37 AM
That’s a lot of solo driving. Sometimes I think that’s the way to go. Especially when a certain “other half” thinks silence is awkward and I dislike small talk. Not a good mix.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on August 06, 2022, 09:20:26 PM
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Post by: Kitzy on August 09, 2022, 06:56:37 PM
My sleeping accommodations for last nightYou sleep in the trailer at someone’s house? Haha. What are the temperatures like there?
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On a side note, my sister just came up to borrow some camping gear. She has decided to go tent camping for the first time in her life in the kiddie of August. It’s been hot and humid all week with temps over 100. You won’t catch me tent camping in that but I would love to see how it goes for her.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on August 09, 2022, 09:55:46 PM
Temp was down to 14c at night, so pretty ideal for the trailer and a sleeping bag.
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Post by: Too Stroked on August 11, 2022, 02:23:51 PM
I've been in motel rooms while on the road that were far worse than that!My sleeping accommodations for last nightYou sleep in the trailer at someone’s house? Haha. What are the temperatures like there?
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On a side note, my sister just came up to borrow some camping gear. She has decided to go tent camping for the first time in her life in the kiddie of August. It’s been hot and humid all week with temps over 100. You won’t catch me tent camping in that but I would love to see how it goes for her.
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Post by: Too Stroked on October 18, 2022, 02:18:44 PM
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Looks like fun though and glad the trailer is working as planned. That’s awesome!
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Post by: Blown F-150 on October 18, 2022, 07:33:08 PM
Tomorrow is out last nice day, then it turns to real fall weather apparently.
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 06, 2023, 04:39:00 PM
We did have some fun last weekend with the kids and my nieces out west at the offroad area. I'll add some pics from my phone.
I hope everyone had a great holiday season!
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Post by: Kitzy on January 06, 2023, 04:54:19 PM
Anytime outdoors is a good time. I’m jealous because my neighbor left for Tennessee where I normally ride but I didnt want to spend the money to go and it wouldn’t have mattered because I have covid.
My wife has been sick since the week before Christmas. I think she is just about over it now after multiple trips to the ER so I hear ya on the family sickness.
I love the picture of all the kids at the table in the trailer!
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Post by: Too Stroked on January 06, 2023, 07:15:40 PM
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I took Monday off, so I hope to get out by myself and do a little riding.
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Post by: Too Stroked on January 19, 2023, 07:07:31 AM
She LOVES the quad. It’s the good ‘ol “Faster, faster, FASTER!”I wonder where she gets that from? :funny:
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Post by: Kitzy on January 19, 2023, 08:48:42 AM
Is this a set up for an inappropriate joke? I’m not known in my inner circle of daily acquaintances to be able to resist such things. That’s the exact phrase that sometimes creates kids.She LOVES the quad. It’s the good ‘ol “Faster, faster, FASTER!”I wonder where she gets that from? :funny:
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Post by: Blown F-150 on January 19, 2023, 08:59:23 AM
Post by: Kitzy on January 19, 2023, 10:25:45 AM
bahahaha, you're hilarious! No, she just likes to go really fast on the quad or sled. You should have seen the scowl my Wife was giving me as we were cutting donuts in the parking lot :redneck:Have you ever seen the Roman Atwood prank he pulls on his wife using their son and a quad?
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