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It is nice! Handles the wind quite well. Self lighting option is decent but only works about 75% of the time, but it's not electronic. Has double the BTU output of the Partner stove, and it is easy to clean. Just watch for sharp edges.

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Detachable 100 watt panel with 100ah AGM mighty max. Runs the trailer with 60L fridge, various LED lights, chargers and water pump for a couple days without sunlight.. indefinitely with sunlight. I keep 20 ft extension for the panel if we end up parking in shadow or shade.

I love my camp chef mountaineer.. all aluminum design, super light, and fits large pots and pans with ease. 40k btu output, can't be beat

Recently added a crib sized fold up bunk bed above our feet in the sleeping area for our youngest that folds up against the front of the trailer inside and provides a 6" shelf above our feet when folded up .. for now.. the other 2 children sleep in the RTT soundly though even the worst of wind...

Finished her up with a roof rack, ladder, Tuff Stuff Elite Overland RTT, tongue storage, and some rock deflection guards I made out of leftover red diamond plate aluminum. Currently is running on 32" Wild country XTX tires on Toyota 17" Stock wheels to match my rig. Ended up with 22" of...

Electrical: Powered by solar and a 100ah AGM battery everything is ran to the main panel that allows the on-board air compressor, fridge, and airbag controls to be operated while all other systems are powered off with the master switch. 12v and 120v systems are completely independent. I have...

Plumbing... Onboard water pump is a seaflow 3gpm pump and hot water is provided by Eccotemp 7l on-demand propane water heater that is inside it's own cabinet accessible from the exterior and vented through the roof. It can be isolated and drained during cold weather to prevent pipe burst and...

The kitchen.. Crown jewel of the build! Holds a 60L 12v/120v fridge, sink, Camp Chef Mountaineer 40k btu stove. Drawers for dishes/utinsils, tons of space for dry goods. Bluetooth stereo, under cabinet lighting, storage for griddle, frying pan, cutting board, pots, etc. I used softclose...

Cabinetry in sleeping area and kitchen was all done in 1/2 plywood coated with Shelac to keep the natural charm. It is very strong, light, and provides more storage than we know what to do with. Cut a small pass through into the kitchen that has proven extremely handy and is probably one of my...

The front and rear of the trailer got red aluminum diamond plate from www.cutsmetal.net and everything was trimmed out with taped seams, butyl tape, and 3/4"x 1/8" black aluminum angle. Then I added a 3 speed vent fan for hot summer nights.

Suspension consists of 2 x 2500lb Airbag springs and Rancho rs9000xl adjustable shocks (pictures show the old Monroe shocks I installed originally) With 2" Energy Suspension bump stops. I welded 7000lb trailer axle spindles that were machined for a precise fit into sch80 pipe with 12" electric...

Exterior is sheeted with aircraft grade aluminum that I used a few flush cut router bits on. Roof has a layer of tyvek between the sheeting and plywood. Bottom 12 inches of the sides and underside of the trailer are coated with bedliner.

There is 10" of space below the bed that allows for a 50"x 20" drawer. The airlines, electrical lines, 3 gallon air tank and additional storage. The area above is 60"x80" to fit a queen mattress for my wife and I. Independent airbag controls allow for leveling the trailer with ease at camp...

Although Plywood wasn't my ideal choice for an Overland trailer.. its proven strength and ease to work with and relative versatility won out over much more expensive options. It allowed my design to be flexible to change as the build came together.. all joints are glued, screwed with pocket...

Stage 2 (stage 1 was design and planning) -Began trailer build Feb 2018.. Main trailer frame and tongue is 2"x3" 3/16" wall rectangular steel. The remaining of the trailer frame is 2x2" 1/8" Square steel. Welded and coated with self etching primer for rust protection.

Sounds like a nice setup.. Winch bumper is in the design stages right now, but will start fabrication soon as I get my rock sliders finished and installed. I run an ARB CKMA12 in my rig and a Viair 325C with a 3 gallon tank in my trailer. Makes for a quick air up when I turn them both on and...

Thanks! Still working on my design for a winch bumper.. but it feels good to be on the downward side of a build.

That'll be a good fit, probably won't have to remove the front mud flaps and grind the pinch weld in the wheel well if you use that size.