Where'd yall go? You do good videos!!!

How do u get the self tapping screws out ? Without tearing up the plywood?

Great work..was it just me, or did the door window outline look off center??loved the tape measure slide method, hope it stays true!!

Q you used silver back on the walls Then you put the foam in the ceiling Any special reason for the change

Best video totally enjoyed watching you two at work, looking forward to more content.

I’m thankful to find your slow instructions. BUT you made me dizzy with the circling…yikes…lol.I have my 20 ft v cargo. The young man I got it from PARTIALLY did a kinda wiring. I know NOTHING,,so this will be interesting for me. Lol. Yes I know video is over a yr old. Would like to see the rest of what u did. More video

Tape measure cutting trick is genius 👌

Awesome job and great teamwork! I watch this one and I'm watching your second one. But I don't see any coming after the second one when you do the electrical rough wiring? Did you guys disappear with this thing? LOL

I used Havelock wool and it made a big difference with my insulation. I was going to use foam on the floor but it turned out I had ordered enough to do my floors. Hence I have wool in the walls ceiling and floor. I'm warm as toast in the winter and cool as a cucumber in the winter.

EXCELLENT -- TAA.. THE TWO OF YOU WILL STAY TOASTY WARM IN THAT ICE BOX TRLR.

Please post the rest of the conversion. I am buying an 8.5'x28' trailer that I want to do the same thing.

I'd like to see the finished product I must say you've done an excellent job. I've converted race trailers in the past. We live in northern Indiana in the RV industry world. If you are needing parts of any type look up Johnson surplus on a white pigeon Michigan you can buy online and they will ship. They purchase overstock from the RV industry all brand new stuff once in a while they'll have some used parts. Everybody around here is their go-to place for RV parts. Very reasonably priced and great service. Once again I love the way you did your insulation and wiring.

Man, I was SOOO getting in to these 2 videos! I am exactly now where you were a year and a half ago when you started your Part 1 video...same size and type of trailer, too. Why did you stop posting?

do you have the link to the nashua aluminum cheaper tape you used?

Did you finish? Cheers

How do you attach at the corner if there's a big gap?

I'm doing same thing as I watch any updates ¿

What’s the finished product? I have the same trailer

Any follow up videos coming? Good stuff.

I like it !!!

that tape measure trick earned you a subscriber lol, love it

Nice I’m happy for u.

What happened? No more videos?

Unfortunately those aluminum studs are not going to help with keeping the heat inside. They will act as thermal bridges to the outside. The good thing is you are limiting their physical contact to the inside with wooden strips and then presumably some paneling of some sort. Soft wood has an R value of about 1.4 per inch. So at every point where the the paneling makes contact with the wood strip and aluminum stud you will be lucky to have an R value of about 1. You can calculate interior surface area and the percentage of those points averaged with the good R value areas to find its overall impact. Probably not a huge impact, just not ideal. Would of been a problem without wood strips and paneling directly attached to the aluminum. None the less, great job on insulating the trailer as there will always be areas of thermal loss such as the windows, doors and vents.

Very Nice!

I really should've watched your video before I wired mine.

Keep it going! I’ll be waiting for the next video. Can’t wait!

Neat video. Thanks for posting!

Excellent videos - thanks. I am in Yuma, Arizona, visiting from Canada for the winter with my 38 ft fifth wheel. A local shop just destroyed the frame of the trailer with an incompetent repair, and I will be taking my $40,000 investment and only home to the dump this week. Nobody else wants to try to fix the damage he caused, and it will never get me home again. Suddenly I am going to find myself building my own RV...using a new 16x7 ft cargo trailer. I am still in shock at the turn of events. So I am devouring conversion videos and shopping for a cargo trailer. Fantastic progress you two made in just a few days of work.

is there more?

Will you insulate the floor too?

What type of insulation are you using?

What a great team!

You did a nice Job... wonderful what 2 working together can get done.

I'm planning on converting the same size trailer! SUBSCRIBED!

Looking to do a similar approach for my car trailer. Making it more comfortable for my dog in the summer. I run a 7200BTU AC unit that helps, but struggles to really cool since the heat just comes right through the panels. Assuming you did the same setup under the rear ramp?

Where are you from? Abviously if you are from Indiana you know Elkhart county and LaGrange county are the rv capital of the world. There are overstock and resale businesses all over this area for what you need, windows, cabinets, etc.

I certain the Aluminum studded trailer will prove very sturdy and lighter in weight to tow, however; each one of those Aluminum studs are going to act as heat sinks o ducting interior heat to the outside trailer skin . Personally I would not have permitted the foam insulation to come into direct contact with the exterior skin for the same reason. Also 2x studded walls would have allowed a larger cavity for additional insulation. With 1-1/2"" wood studded walls I would have utilized 1" of rigid foil faced insulation in the walls with the foil facing inward and a 1/2" airspace between the insulation and the outter metal skin. Same method in the ceiling, 1-1/2" foam, foil facing inwardwith a 1/2" inch air gap toward the outside.. With 7 foot ceilings I'd have 2" inches of riigid foam in the floor spaced the same manner as the walls & ceiling. I'd also ventilate the 1/2" air spacings to the outside.

More videos please. Love your attitude...wish I was more laid back like you, lol

nice videos. more???

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Good luck with your channel. Liked and subbed. JJ

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Just bought a 7x14 and looking for ideas! Thank You for posting!

Keep posting please. This is exactly what I need for reference. You guys rock!

Did u put a fan in the celine I would think about sealing the roof in spring I used Henry's roof sealer, one can never over kill somethings

I ordered 14x22 From Factory RV fits between 16 on center an plenty of meat on the wall structure