Nothing says "I know what I'm doing" quite like putting down your brand new flooring and then painting your cabinets! I have watched all 5 of these videos; it was like watching a train wreck, you just couldn't stop watching,,,,. I am impressed with how you started out with nothing more than an idea and turned it in to a finished project! Yes, there were plenty of "inexperienced" moments and accidents, but kudos to you, you got it done!
I think you guys are doing a great job for first timers ! There are two things that I noticed watching your build out in your videos and number one is any water tanks should be mounted over the axles or about 1/2 over the axles and the other half forward of the axles, this helps prevent swerving/swaying back-and-forth when you’re on the freeway. Number two.. I noticed that you mentioned using three-quarter plywood for the bottom of the upper cabinets because there would be a lot of weight in them. Try to keep all your weight as low as you can for a better center of gravity things like canned goods and water should be in cabinets on the floor , this will help tremendously when a big semi passes you or you get into a crosswind you don’t want your trailer being top-heavy and blowing over. I know a lot of times form has to follow function to be safe and stable. God bless you guys and keep up the good work. We love to watch it.
Y'all are complete dorks, and I love it. Happy belated anniversary! We've got the same exact trailer that we're about to build out and this is the most detailed conversion set of videos I've seen. Looking forward to the next vid!
So great to see you two back! With all of life's chaos, I love how you've decided to stop, minimalize, and make things as joyful as possible. Congratulations!
My husband and myself will be building our 7x16 soon so y’all videos will be helpful. Can’t wait for the wiring parts cause that will be our biggest thing. New subscriber can’t for more hope all is well
Hello! Great build so far. I’m getting a bunch of new ideas and information from your build for our future build starting this summer. Are you going to be putting out any information on the finished shower and the toilet? Also what did you do for gray water? Did you install any type of heating system? How does the truck pull the trailer as far as weight distribution on trailer and full water? I have a number of questions but I don’t want to tie up your comment section. I’m sure you will get around to a lot of my questions in upcoming videos. Wishing the best to both of you and thank you for the helpful videos!
Good to see you back again!
Nothing says "I know what I'm doing" quite like putting down your brand new flooring and then painting your cabinets!
I have watched all 5 of these videos; it was like watching a train wreck, you just couldn't stop watching,,,,.
I am impressed with how you started out with nothing more than an idea and turned it in to a finished project! Yes, there were plenty of "inexperienced" moments and accidents, but kudos to you, you got it done!
I think you guys are doing a great job for first timers ! There are two things that I noticed watching your build out in your videos and number one is any water tanks should be mounted over the axles or about 1/2 over the axles and the other half forward of the axles, this helps prevent swerving/swaying back-and-forth when you’re on the freeway.
Number two.. I noticed that you mentioned using three-quarter plywood for the bottom of the upper cabinets because there would be a lot of weight in them. Try to keep all your weight as low as you can for a better center of gravity things like canned goods and water should be in cabinets on the floor , this will help tremendously when a big semi passes you or you get into a crosswind you don’t want your trailer being top-heavy and blowing over. I know a lot of times form has to follow function to be safe and stable. God bless you guys and keep up the good work. We love to watch it.
Y'all are complete dorks, and I love it. Happy belated anniversary! We've got the same exact trailer that we're about to build out and this is the most detailed conversion set of videos I've seen. Looking forward to the next vid!
What an AMAZING Build. Anxiously waiting for episode 6😝
So great to see you two back! With all of life's chaos, I love how you've decided to stop, minimalize, and make things as joyful as possible. Congratulations!
My husband and myself will be building our 7x16 soon so y’all videos will be helpful. Can’t wait for the wiring parts cause that will be our biggest thing. New subscriber can’t for more hope all is well
Looking forward to the next build 🙂
Happy Anniversary!!! Congrats. Wishing you many more years together. Another great episode!! Great Job!! Looking forward to your next episode.
Hello! Great build so far.
I’m getting a bunch of new ideas and information from your build for our future build starting this summer.
Are you going to be putting out any information on the finished shower and the toilet?
Also what did you do for gray water? Did you install any type of heating system? How does the truck pull the trailer as far as weight distribution on trailer and full water?
I have a number of questions but I don’t want to tie up your comment section. I’m sure you will get around to a lot of my questions in upcoming videos.
Wishing the best to both of you and thank you for the helpful videos!
This episode is from 9 months ago will you be showing your final walk through?
Time frame for the Electrical video? and continuing the build series? Great that you two work well together and its coming along nicely. keep up.
I think we have lost them. lol
That's a lot of wood! Is the plywood necessary under the panels you painted anyway?
Where is episode 6? I need to know about the butcher block countertop. lol
3/4 for bottom of cabinets said for the weight, the wall may need braced now lol, 3/8 wouldve done what u needed 🙂
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Whats the final dry weight of this rig?
What's the weight of the trailer all in
Hey y’all still doin this or what
what happen to you guys?