Very nice. I'm going to be doing the same thing here shortly.
Do you plan on insulating it?
What are you planning on using to skin the trailer?
What amenities do you you plan on installing into the trailer?
I'd love to see your design drawings as well. I've been bouncing ideas off the...
After several days of research, I've settled on PMF with a paint outer. There are a few reasons I've decided to go this route.
first of all, is cost. covering the outside of the trailer with this method should cost me less than $150 total.
This method is extremely durable. The glue bonds the...
So most people in the teardrop building community use plywood coated with fiberglass, and sealed with epoxy. This method is also extremely common in boat building. I'm not at all concerned with its ability to withstand water.
I have a welder, but haven't used it yet. It will get used for a few...
Glued and screwed. That's how my current trailer is put together, and it's held up just fine.
The one thing I haven't settled on yet is how I'm going to cover the outside.
The way I see it, there's basically five options:
1. Penetrating Epoxy, followed by paint.
2. Penetrating Epoxy and...
I've been refining my design over the last couple days. I think I've got the basic layout of the galley figured out, as well as where all the electrical components will go.
Galley Layout
Cabin Layout
Sidewall Framing
Overall Design
I had to adjust the angle on the front of the trailer...
The time has come to build a new off road trailer. While Groot 1.0 has served us well, including a trek down the Idaho BDR, we've decided that it's time to move to a square drop style camper.
I've begun planning the cabin, while also learning how to use sketchup.
The basic cabin structure...
I have two fridges. My first fridge was purchased from Costco for 279 three years ago. It's from a company called Massimo, is a 45L, and is still going strong. Drawbacks to this fridge is there's no tie down points on it (I haven't gotten around to figuring out a workaround for this yet), and...
Nice. I'd love to chat with you some more about what you think about it after having it for a while. Feel free to shoot me a text, my friend.
As far as my trailer goes, I wouldn't even be considering selling it, if we didn't want to build or buy a square drop either late this year or next year...
Did you guys get yours? I spec'd out what I wanted, and my build was sitting at about 17.5k,with the timbren suspension.
The reason mine is getting a rebuild, is in preparation for selling it. I don't think I'll get terribly much for it right now, and I like to use the money to build a new...
Change of plans with the trailer. She's getting a rebuild. I'm currently working on quotes for sandblasting and powdercoating the entire frame. I'm also going to strip the box down to the wood, and completely re-skin the entire trailer with 4mm ACM paneling (already got the source for that). The...
I use the Dewalt 20v chain saw. Works great for my needs. I've used it to clear a few small logs on trails. I've mostly used it to process firewood from downed trees at camp though.
I went that route because I already carry a Dewalt 20v impact and charger in the rig.
If you want a good battery that's on mega sale right now, go to aolithium.com
Theyve got their 100Ah battery on sale right now for about 250. I have their battery in my trailer, and it been working flawlessly for about 2 years. It has low temp cutoff and bluetooth as well.
On Amazon, go with...
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