Trailer Upgrades and Modifications!!!
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2020
- Trailer Upgrades and Modifications!!!
In this video I change out tie down points, add a back up camra, check the breaks , change the stabilizer jacks, and upgrade the wiring on my 7,000 lbs enclosed cargo trailer.
Doing IT Dan’s Way
Backup camera and Monitor
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Love the shelves. Thanks!😎
I used my enclosed trailer for my own lawn care business so your video gave me some idea for my lawn care business
I’m glad I could help!
I’ve taken a couple ideas from your last flat bed trailer video upgrades and it has come in handy now just waiting to re deck my trailer
Great video. I’m going to tackle my snowmobile trailer and your video is super helpful. Thank you.
I really enjoy these kinda videos!!!!
Great job on the roof. Cool
Always enjoy your videos, and pick up great tips.
Great video. Love the upgrades!
special effects
nice
Excellent video.
Thank you for your video !
Nice work. I'd like to see a follow-up on the back-up camera in action.
While you had the plywood off I’d put insulation. Good upgrades.👍🏼😎
Great video nice job taking care of all those issues and upgrades with the trailer. Looks like you got a great shop too
Good video
I have to do the same thing. Thanks for the links.
Outstanding video!!
Exelent job.. thanks for sharing.. on the roof i think there's its a joint paper roof that its used for insulated panels patio roof.. maybe works
Very helpful 👌 ☺ 🙂
Very Good Video , any body can slow it down if need to (settings) Your One of the Very Few ,that paid attention to wheel bearings .we grew up doing this according to mileage.on straight axles . Now on front wheel drive it also easy. I really hope folks for there own wheels /gas mileages they consider this. 5*s
Do you know what is recommended mileage to do wheel bearings?
Thanks!
Nice!
I'd like to see you install a permanent trailer step. Those blocks of wood should be nagging you! :) Nice video
Spray leaking roof with a color matched Raptor liner
Hey Daniel, I live up here in Woodinville. I was watching your video as I'm about to do some similar upgrades to my 24' trailer. I'm considering doing a Raptor DIY bedliner on the floor of the trailer, but also the roof to really seal it good. You know how much rain/weather we get around here.
Damn! Might as well have built it from the ground up. Lol! Kidding...great work.
But, I would’ve liked to have seen the camera inside the truck.
If you really wanted to get technical, you could mount switches to your folding outriggers so that you could have warning lights come on at the front of your trailer when they are not in the up position. When all driving lights are hooked up for travel.
F ya! That’s how it’s done boys. Hold my beeah. Thumbs up x10
Dude kudos for using push connectors, I'm a handyman for 20-something years and when push connector came out I embrace them with a big hug, a lot of my electrical friends do not like them because apparently they claim they are old school and love wire nuts, but let me tell you this, push connector save you a lot of freaking time and I have never ever had a problem with them they work all the time and take up less space in your electrical box, thumbs up dude 👍
Where did you get them folding shelves? Thanks great video
I don't like that lap sealant stuff. It works but you have to go over it every 6-12 months. Instead I usually scrape off all the lap sealant and put down a bead of something like Sikaflex and then put the Eternabond tape over the seam. They make a white Vinyl backed for rubber roofs and an aluminum backed tape for metal roofs. Comes in 4 inch wide by 50 foot roofs along with the sizes. I find it lasts much longer then the lap sealant.
Would bed liner have been a cheaper substitute for the lap seal?
I really appreciate you taking the time to video, edit and upload your videos. A few have given me some ideas of different things to do or different ways to do them. I'm not going to rip into you about any procedure you may do that some people consider a short cut and there will ALWAYS be a handful of people that have a better way or the "only" way they think you should do things. The way you do whatever you end up doing that works for you is the way you do it. Period. If I or anyone else doesn't like the way you have done something, they have the ability not to do it. Nothing complicated about that.
What I will ask you to consider, is adding a wireless lavalier or lapel mic to your production. There are multiple brands and models for $50 or less with great, even awesome reviews and a few of them that come with an adaptor to fit most cell phones for those going that route. Some even come with two mics in the kit. One a clip on lapel mic and the other attached to a wire head band similar to a computer headset with boom mic, just no ear speakers since it's only used to hold a mic. Both mics and receiver along with pretty much all types of adaptors for most connections/jacks. No separate audio track to line up with your video since it is recorded directly to the camera. It couldn't be any easier or more affordable. Running the wire from the small waste clipped transmitter up inside your shirt to the mic ensures it will remain secure won't get caught on anything while you are moving around doing your work. This would VASTLY improve your audio which for the most part is very clear, and it would produce a much more even level of audio and keep me from having to constantly adjust my speakers every time you fade out or your audio level drops to a lower level when you turn away from your current mic setup. If you decide not to address your audio that's fine and your prerogative. I for one would greatly appreciate any attempt made on your part to address the audio level as it would make your videos that much more enjoyable.
Keep on doing what you do & thanks again for all the hard work !
Thank you for watching, and taking the time for the constructive feed back. I have been looking at the new Rodi mic, I should be adding it to the kit shortly.
@@DanielWoodell That's great news ! I look forward to your first video with the new mic.
About the camera does the antenna send signal to monitor in vehicle or does ii need wired to vehicle. ????
Did a video ever get posted or done on the back up camera? I would be down to see that in action and how that turned out. Just sayin. Great video, really enjoyed the content and dialog. CHEERS!
Did you tool the sealant on the roof? Never just apply it. You've also got to rub it in and smooth it out so it adheres very well.
You obviously have a old trailer with a roof like that. Flex seal worked super good on my friends trailer roof when we did his.
Great video!
Thank you for all your effort.
Were did you get those metal shelves?
I just updated the description of the video to include the link for them.
You look like my old friend and he also has the same name as you Daniel and he works in construction lol crazy shit haha
Is that a factory roof, or was it repaired? I just bought the same trailer.
Thanks for the ideas #Bellionaire
Hi Daniel what tipe of sizes it's your tires high and wide please
1/8 plywood cut it into strips an use that light weight, way to go....
Daniel at 2:35 you are drilling up thru the frame with the drill above your head and about 6" away from your eyes and not wearing any eye protection. Please learn quickly and get some eye protection on. It is not fun when the ophthalmologist tells you don't move your eyes or you could become blind while he starts pushing that drill bit straight into your eye to drill out those metal shavings. No joke. Take it from someone who has been there and done that.
Take plywood out use 1by2 or 1by3 pine board light weight. Foam insulation. Flex insulation. Light weight. Light weight is the way to go...
I know its been a minuet but you should have bought that roof sealant by the gallon. Been there done that.
+1 or used eternabond tape. Also learned the hard way too.
Great Job! Nice Work. What brand of folding shelves do you have in your trailer?
I just updated the description of the video to include the link for them.
I would take 2 sheets of aluminum put it over the top weld it to the edges no more seems
You missed the link to the camera system...
That gangbox makes me twitch.
Daniel, my question is where is your buddies at? They need to be helping you. I tell you what, can I bring my trailer over and we do the same upgrades? #buddy4life
Great video!
It says a 7 part series but i have only seen 6???
Good video... What is the name brand / location of where you got the foldable shelves in your trailer?
I like those foldable shelves too. Would love to know all the stats on them.
I just updated the description of the video to include the link for them.
Flex Seal liquid rubber
Where did you get the natal shelves please...?
I just updated the description of the video to include the link for them.
What are people's thoughts about putting the 110v in conduit? Is it a must have or overkill?
Are you talking about hanging conduit on the outside face of the plywood wall, or trying to run it behind the plywood wall?
@@roberta5948 Probably behind the wall.
Lol this is my first time watching one of your videos. Did the video start with triplets or am I high?!
I am curious where you got the frames for the fold down shelves.
looks similar to the ones sold on eTrailer, that are sold as tire racks.
I don't think we'll ever find out.
I think they are: Timber Tuff Tools STF-28300FTSR Adjustable Folding Tire Rack
Low quality on the sound. Great build!
Where did you get that round male receptacle with the pigtail wiring?
I just updated the description of the video to include the link for them.
Yup got that now the hard part to find is that box with the tabs…any link for those?
@@Baswinfo317to😢
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where did you get the fold up shelves you had in there.
On Amazon but I just looked and they are currently unavailable.
What is the name manufacture or description item number on Amazon so I can keep an eye out for those shelves thank you. Good video
@@stevejackson3844 I just updated the description of the video to include the link for them.
I just updated the description of the video to include the link for them.
I just updated the description of the video to include the link for them.
That 4x4 is crooked.
Ok so what was the point of the camera???
It makes the trailer really easy to back up and also make sure there is enuf room behind the trailer to drop the back door.
@@DanielWoodellDidn't see how it works
why dont you finish one install before moving to something else?? confusing trying to follow these mods from start to finish
You could've spent 5 seconds making that receptacle box look straight instead of all crooked. It's a shame you didn't. It looks so sloppy now.
It was on the piss....
NO DONT GO WATCH THE REVIEWS ON JUNK WAGOS!!!!!
Why junk?
You're going to throw a camera in the back. Not to smart..
Why do you say that
@@justinjohnson8816 Its got to be a bot or a dolt.
You do realize that your camera is going to work only if you have the marker lights on...
As someone who has installed backup cameras on several trailers and 5th wheels I can tell you that trailers do not have back up lights. Typically you would wire the camera power to the back lights so they automatically come on when you put the tow vehicle into reverse. However since you can't do that with trailers I wire them to the running/market lights (just like in this video), then when you need the camera you just turn on the tow vehicle lights which turns on the running/market lights thusly turning on the back up camera.
The seven-way from the tow vehicle does indeed have a backup lighting circuit. On my trailer the lead has the circuit also. Checked the box under the trailer and it was nutted off. I just ran a new 16ga wire from it to the camera location on the back of the trailer. Hooking it up to the clearance lights means the tow vehicle will at least have to have the parking lamps on. Running a reverse or backup wire wasn't difficult but the way he did it works well too. Just gotta tell the operator to turn on the parking lamps.
OK you lost me you went from the roof leak into the less install electricity first this is not a project I think worth following
5 lug 3.5k x 2 =7k load capacity of the trailer in video?