Nice job with the weather strip Marty. I still say you need some much heavier duty hinges that will allow the doors to open back against the sides of the trailer. Stay safe & well. 👍👍
Good job, but having installed hundreds of outdoor coolers and freezers, I would suggest two things. A short "awning" above the door, just two or three inches to deflect the water away. And another sweep on the outside of the bottom of the doors. Then you should be pretty dry.
Really enjoying the workshop on wheels build, can't wait to see future projects that get accomplished. Do you still have the boat with the turbofan engine?
I noticed your hinges are gate hinges. Nice sturdy and easy to install. Problem though they are not real secure for security reasons. The screws can be easily removed and the door will fall off. You may consider someway to alter the crew heads so they can’t be tampered with. The trailer will be a great workshop for you.
Marty, Did you ever tell us where you live in Florida? Did you buy some property or are you staying on a friend's property? Anyways, keep up the great work, Love your videos.
You could go with a solar kit and have a battery or two and charge them with the sun. I have a 27 foot fifth wheel that I'm putting 400 watt kit on and two H8 batteries for now
Put lights on the wall so you can see inside I don't know if you have power available to run to it. Also you probably can make a awning to cover the whole trailer and to the side if you ever get bad weather you can park your truck under it
Great videos, glad that you are recording and sharing this project 👍
Nice job with the weather strip Marty. I still say you need some much heavier duty hinges that will allow the doors to open back against the sides of the trailer. Stay safe & well. 👍👍
Nice job! Smart use of that stripping.
Absolutely love these videos... I just miss the longer format, ~45 minute length of your previous projects.
this will be a great series
Tony in Venice Fl
Maybe a small overhang drip rail too
I was gonna say the same thing. Probably just some metal roofing drip edge would do fine.
Good idea... Simple piece of Z-flashing that is riveted or screwed into the box frame would keep rain from getting on top of the doors.
Awesome Awesome Awesome, good job love it.
Good job, but having installed hundreds of outdoor coolers and freezers, I would suggest two things. A short "awning" above the door, just two or three inches to deflect the water away. And another sweep on the outside of the bottom of the doors. Then you should be pretty dry.
Lookin good braddah! 🤙🏽
Loving it bro! Giving me some ideas 🤙🏻
Looking good and way too go on improvising, and using all ya got too complete the task, my MAN.
Looking good Marty!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks, Marty! Great video.
looking good Marty!
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Really enjoying the workshop on wheels build, can't wait to see future projects that get accomplished. Do you still have the boat with the turbofan engine?
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I noticed your hinges are gate hinges. Nice sturdy and easy to install. Problem though they are not real secure for security reasons. The screws can be easily removed and the door will fall off. You may consider someway to alter the crew heads so they can’t be tampered with. The trailer will be a great workshop for you.
I said the same thing in the other video. He can purchase hinges that are placed on the inside of the doors that way they can’t easily be unscrewed.
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Marty,
Did you ever tell us where you live in Florida? Did you buy some property or are you staying on a friend's property? Anyways, keep up the great work, Love your videos.
Smicko, another great post, thank you Marty
You could go with a solar kit and have a battery or two and charge them with the sun. I have a 27 foot fifth wheel that I'm putting 400 watt kit on and two H8 batteries for now
Put lights on the wall so you can see inside I don't know if you have power available to run to it. Also you probably can make a awning to cover the whole trailer and to the side if you ever get bad weather you can park your truck under it
Put a small oning so when it rains you can leave the doors open and you can still work inside
peice a hose makes a great seal.?.
Hey Marty !!
Nice!
Good to see the pups make a cameo.
Stayin tuned great vid Marty