Drawer System and Water Tank and Slide

[Yotayuppy]

So this will be my first post here! Happy to be apart of the overland community and I’ve been hitting it hard since I got my 2010 T4R.
After going down to goblin valley and taking totes and totes with me I decided I wanted something a little cleaner.

Everything in this build was purchased at Lowe’s or a local RV store near me.
Except for the Pump and accessory panel those are from Amazon.

If you would like greater detail or want more information on a specific part of the build let me know and I will edit this post or reply to you.

For now I’m just going to go picture heavy.
All said and done it Cost me about $350 and 80+ hrs of labor!!
It was my first project like this so be gentle with the critiques.
If I could do it again I think I could build it for under 250$
View attachment 96799

 

[Yotayuppy]

so you can see the water does work lol

 

[Mambo]

Looks good.
Excellent outcome.

 

[Yotayuppy]

Looks good.
Excellent outcome.

Thank you it was a lot of fun!

 

[Cendee]

View attachment 96801 so you can see the water does work lol

Hey you. Welcome to the forums. Let me know if I can help you out with anything.

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

Looks amazing. Great work. I'm looking at doing something like this as well.

 

[chris_nc]

That looks great, nice job! It's very similar to the one I built for my Jeep. My camping equipment fits perfectly right next to the cooler. I like that water solution, very cool!

 

[SilverSurferJKU]

Excellent work!!

 

[Retinens803]

Looks clean and functional. Love the water idea. Nice to have running water!

 

[KonzaLander]

I like that.

How do you refill the water tank?

 

[Yotayuppy]

I like that.

How do you refill the water tank?

I cut a 2” hole in it and JB plastic welded a threaded cap on it.
Original plan was to use a drop in pump through that hole but then things changed and now it’s just a fill/cleaning hole

 

[Yotayuppy]

That looks great, nice job! It's very similar to the one I built for my Jeep. My camping equipment fits perfectly right next to the cooler. I like that water solution, very cool!

Nice cooler lol

 

[Yotayuppy]

Hey you. Welcome to the forums. Let me know if I can help you out with anything.

Thanks!

 

[Rchr]

Niiiice! Congrats on the good work.
What water tank is that & where did you get it?

Thanks

 

[Yotayuppy]

Niiiice! Congrats on the good work.
What water tank is that & where did you get it?

Thanks

It’s a 10 gal RV tank I got from a local RV store.
Also thanks.
I’m currently building a few updates so everyone check back soon.

 

[Yotayuppy]

Updates are done!! Raised the platform 2” allowing for slide out cutting-board/work surface. Also decided my dads 25yr old Coleman was a little big for a single guy so with the added clearance I decided to add a pullout drawer with a single burner stove.
Also traded in my table for a better one with built in chairs.

 

[Yotayuppy]

2 other updates I forgot to mention. Hinged top with platform above pullout drawer for more storage and kitchen sink sprayer for shower and dishes and water control.

 

[PNW EXPLR]

Great Job! This is a great idea. I suppose you could at some point divert to an ABS pipe on the roof and have a solar shower too. I may have to do something like this.

 

[Viking1204]

Great job, thanks for all the pics. I'm planning to build something like this for the back of my F-150. Now that I have the RTT Rack installed on it and won't be able to open the side of the Diamondback cover where the tailgate is I want a drawer slide system similar to this that will make getting things in and out of the back of my truck easier. For now my heavy Rotomold coolers, long term I will have a portable refrigerator and slide for the kitchen drawer system I plan on building.