Love the way you routed the exhaust to the back

Very useful video!!!

Did you have to put in a code

I have been thinking of those spring loaded latches that you have on your ramp door for my build, bit I am not sure what they are called. Can you provide a link or what they are called so I can look them up. Thank you Great overview of your trailer.

I just use the app that came with mine 😂

Fibreglass insulation to tuck around the pump….

Very nice great ideas

why you did not have a inverter for your solor

Have you had any issues with the spare tire mounted on the back? Curious if the road vibration cause it to loosen or even stretch the bolt holes

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Love the emergency door ❤

what height is the inside roof? floor to ceiling? thanks, it looks roomy.

Try a rubber mount for a Briggs motor. Use them between plate to box then mount pump with mount

I use one of these units to heat the house, it runs all winter, so other than noise they are perfectly safe to run all night! but they do foul a bit more if left on low burn for too long, so before shut down I let it run full tilt for 30m and injector cleaner does healp

Very nice job !

I think I would not buy all the electric and solar stuff, I would use a Buddy heater and some 20 volt fans and lights and if I wanted to have AC I'd buy a generator or plug into 120 . Do it cheap and now you're camping! LMAO 😉

No more videos? Want to see the truck! Lol

My screen is blank till I hit the on button How did you get into setup mode without switching it on Have I wired it wrong???

Where so you get the cable to hook up for propane? Does it come with it?

Do you have a parts list somewhere? I want to do this exact build!

So minimal. I love it. This takes care of your needs while keeping almost the entire space to still use as a cargo trailer. Very inexpensive build so you can spend your money on key equipment and electronics. You could fit two full size motorcycles in there still.

How long will these run on a marine battery?

Hey friend, I’ve watched many of your videos and I’m am thinking of doing a conversion on my trailer. Do you have links as to were to buy solar kits, battery, trailer panels and ect?

Your fuel pump insulation for noise and temp control, try using rock wool. A little pricey but very effective in both uses. I also love the layout. The spartan use of space leaves it open to quick change of use. Very effective.

You've made yourself a good truck camping build IMO. Covers the bases on what you need without being more complicated than it needs to be. Just right.

How did you mount your spare tire.

I have 3 girls, so I need a California king bed.

I usually have 2 or 3 girls with me, so the bed won’t work for me. I have a 7x18 with a California king.

What is the metal trim material you used between the walls and ceiling?

Great information! I recently acquired a 6x12 cargo and will be converting it to a travel trailer. Looks like the high desert in Central Oregon

Thanks for sharing

Very cool, The Reflectix is the best thing since hotdogs. Love how easy it is to work with. Good job and very thorough walk-around!!!

The guy up the Street boughtl one just like that , he put two sets of bunk beds refrigerator microwave and air conditioner in it and has three Mexican girls living in it, they go off grid every weekend and sometimes for a week or two... He seems like a very happy man.... !!!

Awesome. Can you share who built this for you? :-)

How do you lock the doors and windows from the inside? Thanks!

Like the trailer tore Wondering where does your wife sleep you only had one cought

I like how it's simple but fictional

Nice job.

Hi. Nice setup. Do u have a cost for that build?

I’m jealous,everyone here has good knees

I might get a 97 f250 crew cab short bed 2wd 7.3 diesel. On a trade for my race car/old daily driver 2003 Subaru WRX. If it works out I want to find a bed cap like that and do something very similar for me and my son to start camping together. He's almost three so it's prime time to start taking him fishing 🎣 I can't wait for the memories we're going to make together. I also have an R50 pathfinder we did a ton of work too Including all new suspension and all terrain wrangler tires. The little suv is so much more capable than it's been in a long time. Rear seats fold down so we can camp in there as well if the truck doesn't work out. I wanted to do a small cargo trailer conversion build but I don't have anywhere to keep a trailer right now so all though cool and fun it's not really gonna work out how I wanted it to. Some day I want a small camper trailer. Like a 20ish ft pull behind camper. Some day 😂 we live on the Gulf of Mexico in Texas so a small aluminum boat is much more useful than a camper for us. With all the crazy flooding and weather in our area I could save us in a hurricane Harvey type event if we had a small boat. Hurricane season this year is supposed to be eventful 😢

This is the size I want to go with, except I want the barn (or double) doors for flexibility of use. Do you have any suggestions for manuals for adding electrical. I want to have a small air conditioner, as I occasionally need to keep boxes of food cool for a food outreach I help with.

Beautiful job ! Amazing time spent on small camper !

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Very nice tour of your electrical & heater details. Great build!

Does anyone know if its (i guess..) legal to rent these conversations out? Either through outdoorsy or your own means?. I cant find any info on it. And outdoorsy doesnt seem to have any conversations on their site. Which is surprising.

Excellent wiring setup

Built to your own needs, flexibility in mind. You also still preserved the ability to use it as a cargo hauler if needed.

I've had one for use in my RV for many years and have always been very happy with it. I'm not sure of the difference between mine, which does not have the model number suffix of AU, and the newer ones that do have the model number suffix of AU, but they appear to be the same unit.

Hi, Anyone know what size fuse the heater takes? I took it out, misplaced it, and now I forget what size goes in the wire harness. Thanks!