Very nice job, looks great and I would like to pass on a very important tipto get some self leveling sealer at the rv shop and go around the vent in the roof and cover the screws and you won’t have to worry about leaks
Great job Robert...........one thing that you might regret is not going a little extra for a lithium battery. You can get them on amozon for less that $400 now. Those lights are great we have them in our boat. You should put a cover over your roof vent.......cover made for protecting as you go down the road.
Awesome job. It’s all you need. I’ll offer a couple minor suggestions. For the rear cooking section, see if you can find a really solid slide out shelf. It can maybe double as the lid, so you don’t have to cook inside the storage area, and maybe, if you have the height, make it a pop up door or add a small awning so you can cook in crappy weather. Most importantly, make sure you don’t store it with the mattress in. Always take it out when you get home, or it’ll mold for sure. That awning window is awesome. I love it. Though you’ll need a screen somehow. Maybe make a lift up one? Great job though. I wish I had the space to make my own like that.
Excellent job Robert, I finally got to see some of your skills and I wasn’t disappointed! Hope you get to use it soon and looking forward to upcoming videos
Great job on the trailer build project. Just as a recommendation you might want to consider adding a roof vent cover over your roof vent. They are available usually for under $60 with the big advantage being that if it starts to get winding and or raining during the night the water wouldn’t come down on your mattress making things uncomfortable. I’m looking forward to see the video of your first outing with the pups 👍 .
Absolutely Awesome Job , like you said its a simple design , but yet its well designed and looks like you thought of everything that's required for such a trailer and then some. Looking forward to seeing it out in the woods, I suspect it will serve you well.
Awesome Brother!! You did some amazing work. It’s nice simple and will definitely do the job for getting out of the elements while hunting, fishing and all adventures!! I am an experienced 5th wheel camper owner/maintainer. I would suggest covering the roof vent flange with a caulking gun of self leveling caulk and also cap it with the caps that face the rear and open. This way the vent can also always remain open to prevent must & mold with constant airflow. Also, I would make my own flange to go around the rear doors and main door with butyl tape to prevent water leaks. With my camper I always wished I had 360 degrees of outdoor lights. You won’t regret. Definitely also be A1 with a diy awning on the rear and side above entrance to stay out of the rain. Other than that brother she’s mint !!! Oh and don’t forget the power slide out!!! 🤣 Cheers brother Big hugs and high fives to the pups❤️
Awesome job buddy , you’re a true talented man . Hope you have fly screens in thoes windows lol . Looking forward to seeing more videos of this camping trailer in the field. Thanks for sharing and all the best
Wow you really went all out on that thing! Looks sturdy as a Winnebago! Great to have a welder in the family! Beware of mold on your mattress topper - open cell memory foam is very susceptible to mold, unlike closed cell foam. It happens to the roof top tent people all the time. I completely ruined my foam RV mattress myself, had to throw it on the bonfire. Maybe wrap the foam in a plastic mattress cover? Or just make sure to dry it after use. When I lived year round in the RV I used ccf and inflatable camping pads to prevent mold with great success.
That turned out great.. looking forward to seeing your outing with the dogs. I have a 7 month old yellow lab that is coming along,, going to try him in the boat for the first time this weekend :)
outstanding build and I'm sure you are going to put it to great use. very well done.
EXCELLENT JOB!!!!
Very well done !
Great job on that project.
Great video……awesome job on the camper. Everything ya need in a small package!
Great job! Enjoy !
Awesome job Robert. Thanks for bringing us along. Looking forward to seeing you and the dogs out in her.
Fish stories to come, looking good simple but effective great job!
Awesome little camper great job👍👍
Looks great
Beauty rig!
Love it, just perfect size. Good job. Can't wait to see you using it.
Great job on your build. See you when you go on your adventure with it. Looks comfortable enough.
Looks really nice. Great job
👍👍
Great job it turned out awesome. Really enjoyed each episode of the series , it looked like a lot of fun building it. Can’t wait to see it in use.
Awesome!
that is Awesome!! can't wait to see some outings in this new rig!!
I think you are really going to enjoy this camper great job see you on the next video
That turned out really nice!
Great work. Enjoy 🤝🏻
Great job on the trailer!!!! I turned a cargo trailer into a camper/hunting/ice fishing trailer..works great for my family.
great job
Enjoyed the series and seeing it come together. Can’t wait for some camping videos!
Very nice job, looks great and I would like to pass on a very important tipto get some self leveling sealer at the rv shop and go around the vent in the roof and cover the screws and you won’t have to worry about leaks
Everything has been said so just a thank you for this serie, it was well made and entertaining . Happy camp !
Hi Robert great little camper I'm sure you will make alot of videos and alot of memories well done my friend
Great job Robert...........one thing that you might regret is not going a little extra for a lithium battery. You can get them on amozon for less that $400 now. Those lights are great we have them in our boat. You should put a cover over your roof vent.......cover made for protecting as you go down the road.
Awesome job. It’s all you need. I’ll offer a couple minor suggestions. For the rear cooking section, see if you can find a really solid slide out shelf. It can maybe double as the lid, so you don’t have to cook inside the storage area, and maybe, if you have the height, make it a pop up door or add a small awning so you can cook in crappy weather.
Most importantly, make sure you don’t store it with the mattress in. Always take it out when you get home, or it’ll mold for sure.
That awning window is awesome. I love it. Though you’ll need a screen somehow. Maybe make a lift up one?
Great job though. I wish I had the space to make my own like that.
Wicked little camper nice and comfortable can’t wait to see it in use…cheers
Excellent job Robert, I finally got to see some of your skills and I wasn’t disappointed! Hope you get to use it soon and looking forward to upcoming videos
Great job on the trailer build project. Just as a recommendation you might want to consider adding a roof vent cover over your roof vent. They are available usually for under $60 with the big advantage being that if it starts to get winding and or raining during the night the water wouldn’t come down on your mattress making things uncomfortable. I’m looking forward to see the video of your first outing with the pups 👍
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That’s so cool
2 thumbs up!
Absolutely Awesome Job , like you said its a simple design , but yet its well designed and looks like you thought of everything that's required for such a trailer and then some.
Looking forward to seeing it out in the woods, I suspect it will serve you well.
Looks like a great place to curl up in bud....looking forward to adventure time!
Awesome Brother!!
You did some amazing work.
It’s nice simple and will definitely do the job for getting out of the elements while hunting, fishing and all adventures!!
I am an experienced 5th wheel camper owner/maintainer.
I would suggest covering the roof vent flange with a caulking gun of self leveling caulk and also cap it with the caps that face the rear and open.
This way the vent can also always remain open to prevent must & mold with constant airflow.
Also, I would make my own flange to go around the rear doors and main door with butyl tape to prevent water leaks.
With my camper I always wished I had 360 degrees of outdoor lights.
You won’t regret.
Definitely also be A1 with a diy awning on the rear and side above entrance to stay out of the rain.
Other than that brother she’s mint !!!
Oh and don’t forget the power slide out!!! 🤣
Cheers brother
Big hugs and high fives to the pups❤️
Awesome rig buddy
Can’t wait see it used
I’d like have some kind rack on top for when I towed it with the bike so had that little bit more storage
👍
Dandy , nice job on the electrical . i was thinking you can get one of those blue plastic barrels and cut up for fenders. Keep the videos coming .🤙
Should’ve put a silhouette of some pine trees on the sides.
Oh man what a setup you got going on now buddy. Very nice
This is going to be a great camping experience. Take care.
Great job
Great video buddy
Awesome job buddy , you’re a true talented man . Hope you have fly screens in thoes windows lol . Looking forward to seeing more videos of this camping trailer in the field. Thanks for sharing and all the best
Very nice job. Enjoy. Lol, I see you have Goose on a leash. Poor guy. Also nice gym setup. You sure keep yourself busy. Take care and stay safe.
Nice camper you built there, look forward to seeing your cam trips. take care
Wow you really went all out on that thing! Looks sturdy as a Winnebago! Great to have a welder in the family! Beware of mold on your mattress topper - open cell memory foam is very susceptible to mold, unlike closed cell foam. It happens to the roof top tent people all the time. I completely ruined my foam RV mattress myself, had to throw it on the bonfire. Maybe wrap the foam in a plastic mattress cover? Or just make sure to dry it after use. When I lived year round in the RV I used ccf and inflatable camping pads to prevent mold with great success.
That turned out great.. looking forward to seeing your outing with the dogs. I have a 7 month old yellow lab that is coming along,, going to try him in the boat for the first time this weekend :)
Awesome! Turned out great! If you don't mind my asking...how did you water seal the door? Thanks for sharing...stay safe out there!!😎👍🤙👍🤙🇨🇦
Butane stove are great, but they do not work at 0C or below. I purchased a duel fuel… it runs off of butane and propane
awesome job , can't wait to see it in future videos. imagine just lying in it listening to the rain. relaxing is not the word...
Great job. Do u know the weight of the trailer ? Do u think it could be pulled by a 700 side by side ?
You mention your dogs. Will your wife join you once in a while?