DIY Camper POD Tour - You have to See this!
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2023
- In this video we walk through the layout and design of the diy squaredrop camper pod and answer some common questions. Enjoy!
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Love this design. Thanks for sharing!
Perfect little weekend fishing camper.
This is beautiful and brilliant my friend! You really went above and beyond with this build. Bravo brother 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Nice tips on the table 😊😊
This is so cute and practical! Love it, and your cardboard box storage ❤
I'm getting ready to start my first build.
33 seconds in and I already want one!
I love your set up. Great Job!!!!!
Awesome practical upgrades. Really have enjoyed this channel over the years.
Thanks so much for following!
Beautiful smile, Monica!
Thanks for sharing the build info and your design. I am recently retired and considering doing something similar to be able to do some traveling around the country for a while. I too will be pulling mine with a 1/2 ton pickup (that also has a cab height camper shell on it).
Excellent build and setup!
Very nice teardrop build. I live in the lower part of Michigan, in the "D" NICE SEEIN SOMEONE S BUILD FROM MY PART OF THE WORLD.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Represent!
Pretty awesome y'all
Thanks for sharing
Awesome trailer!
Cool cool cool well done 👍☺
Great job
Great work thanks for your hard work 👍
i like it...got me thinking now hahah........i would make 4 arms, holding high lift jacks that stick outside the trailer so you can just drive the trailer out or the trailer in...simple.
good job mate
That's jam up. I'm about your size, maybe a tad heavier. I don't want anything that I use to seem flimsy. Having been an exhibit builder introduced me to many handy concepts of mobility. You do fine work and planning.
Nice camper! I live in GA so I would have to have a window unit in stalled in mine (if I were ever to build one)
For sure!
Nice camper build! Don't know whether you have any insulation in the roof. Also, as you have a rear door, what happens when you have rain (or snow) and you want to access the rear store? Without an awning, I guess you get wet. I did come across a fan-fold awning that would open from its store along one side of the camper and provide a 270degree covered area. Otherwise I guess you could have a shorter fold out than you have along the sides of your existing camper. Great job, guys!
glad your raptor liner is holding up well ive seen people have tons of problems applying it to wood. build a foamie version of this trailer its too small for all that wood weight lol
I would instal an air conditioner and TV in the camper
I love the build! How warm are you in there, is it well insulated?
Do you have any plans to do solar power as well as the shore power?
Hey Matt ! How has the RAPTORLINER worked out ? 👍👍
I live in the Finger Lakes area. Any questions let me know.
Our trip there was fantastic and we can’t wait to go back!
What are your thoughts on making a similar camper pod 6 feet tall to be able to stand in it? Do you think it will create excessive wind resistance or instability. Weight wont be an issue since my utility trailer is aluminum and only 550 lbs.
Love your camper and will be looking into your playlist.
I found one of these for sale with a foam board construction. Only 4ft tall. How do you put a pop up top on this?
If want light for camper at nite use the small solar walk way lights the ones that stick in the ground just charge and use inside no eletric needed...And find a red light for out side pourch lite and for inside light will not attract bugs or wake other person up when go to the potty or something ...
How fast are you able to go down the road without trailer sway?
Led interior strip is cheap and adjustable for lights
Is that a full or queen size tri-fold mattress?
Had a queen but it rubbed the sides too much to fold up easily so this is a full.
How is the living quarters attached to the trailer?
Great question. The original design used two 1/4” steel cables attached though the bottom skids of the pod and wrapped around the main trailer frame. Just last week I modified the design to utilize four large steel bolts and brackets on the pod. I will be posting a video on this in the future.
Está tampa atrás da pra fazer uma inteira fãs ela levanta serve de teto
Nice build! Looks fun. What power source are you using? Battery, inverter, etc? Any solar? Thanks from N. FL
Right now just shore power. Planning a trip to Yellowstone next year and will be implementing batteries.
I know that the camper is ten feet long, but how long is the sleeping area, please? I am guessing 84 inches based on the mattress size and room at the end.
Around 7-1/2 feet long interior in the sleeping quarters.
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I didn't see an AC unit.
Anyone who thinks that attachment method has problems no idea the strength of steel cables. Even 1/4 steel cables have like 5000lbs break force depending on grade so with 2 that's 10000 lbs. I guarantee if you're in a wreck bad enough to snap those then the trailer frame itself would probably break first.
Thank you!
The only issue I had with that method was the pod would slide up to an inch during transit sometimes. Due to that and my OCD, I invented a different attachment method using the stake pockets in the trailer and some custom made brackets on the pod subframe. It works awesome and there is zero movement in any direction.
Thank for watching!
5BY 10 PANELS SHOULD BE SO MUCH STRONGER OVERALL. didn't KNOW IT WAS AVAILABLE. lOVE THE FINISHED PRODUCT!
Nice build but very bad test in color
Great color for Harley people like us.
An idea which I’m sure you thought of solar panels on the roof and brackets to hold water jugs and fuel jugs also
Just put water jugs in vehical with you and just get solar setup that does not need to be installed on roof no holes to leak ...Put Extra fuel on truck or jeep not on camper better idea.. Just my 2 cents ....
You can leave camper in shade and put solar in the sun away from camper keeps camper from roasting during the day less to cool down at nite ....
Nice camper build! Don't know whether you have any insulation in the roof. Also, as you have a rear door, what happens when you have rain (or snow) and you want to access the rear store? Without an awning, I guess you get wet. I did come across a fan-fold awning that would open from its store along one side of the camper and provide a 270degree covered area. Otherwise I guess you could have a shorter fold out than you have along the sides of your existing camper. Great job, guys!
Yeah, there’s insulation around the entire sleeping quarters. For the back door, yes, no awning there. Those 270 degree units are slick but very expensive. Also, I didn’t find on that would cover both sides and the back in the co figuration I have so I went with individuals. Works great for us.