Thank you

Stop the video at 0:26 seconds, the part number is written on the bag.

Thank you, I don't have chassis plans.

I screwed the wall panels straight to the frame with no sealant. I did put caulking on the roof panels before screwing them. I did this because I don't care about water intrusion (I pressure wash the inside of my trailer from mud after each trip). I would definitely add sealant or butyl tape if you don't want water to get in.

4500 lbs empty

It was an assumption that I made. Some trailers are built so that 60% of the total length is in front of the axle (in this case the trailer is 120" long so, 60% equates to the axle being 12" behind centre of mass). But, it could be any value that you want in your design.

Thank you

atlas 4 speed

Thanks Brad, I think the added weight on the back of yours might be helping reduce the pin box weight on the truck. But it might be worth keeping an eye out for cracks.

Thanks, sure you can use flux core mig welder, just make sure you get good welds and good penetration with the right welder settings for the steel thickness. I built my first trailer with a flux core welder.

Thanks, just regular brush on rust paint from the hardware store.

Awesome! Thank you! I’m working on a enclosed setup with a rooftop tent on top

The 60%/40% deck rule is not always accurate. But it is ok for general use trailer. The measurement is taken from the front of frame (deck), not from the trailer coupling point, to the middle axle bracket from where the suspension equalizer is located. So, 60% of deck length is in front of axles and 40% behind the axles. Make sure the deck is squared and that the axle brackets are exactly at the same location on both sides and the trailer will track straight. For proper load distribution, make sure to front load the trailer first. If your tow vehicle can handle the added hitch weight, you can located the axles at 70%/30%. To get the exact optimal axle location, there is calculations that can be done (see the first video in this series), but those calculations assume the load is at the same location on the trailer deck all the time.

Thanks. Unfortunately I can’t build one right now.

if so when will you be ready to do one I also would like to know about what would you charge to do a 30 ft gooseneck for me thank you for getting back to me most company would not call people back? @@rgsabat forgot in your video what did you used for insulation.

Did not know that. Thanks for letting me know.

@@rgsabat I am from WA state and they don't allow any form of welding chain links, probably an issue from shady logging truck accidents from way back. They do allow sliding a rod, shaft or other means through the link and weld that to the frame just not the links themselves, eliminating any possible chain link repairs. I love working with box tubing on trailers, flatbeds, dump trucks, etc so I enjoyed seeing your trailer, well done. I typically shy away from 45 corners and usually cap the long rails then use same length cross members with 90 ends, much easier to keep all of the dimensions dead on.

Glad it was helpful!

Mrh sabat buggy yapımının cizimi ölçüleri mevcutmu nerden bulabilirim

@@rgsabatplease may I contact you direct

0.040"

@@rgsabat does it leak in winter in rainy days or snow? the outside roof is flat? Does it leak? and have you ever thought about insulating the inside with spray foam for cold winter?

@@hunterpaintingsforsale5067 I put caulking at the roof seems, it does drip a little in a few spots, but that is not a concern to me since everything is metal inside, except the wooden workbench. I raise the front end of the trailer when it is parked to let the water drip at the back. I normally tow this trailer with my slide-in camper in the truck bed, so there is no need for me to insulate it, but it could be done.

Thanks, plus this gives a couple more inches between the camper jacks and rear fenders of the truck, compared to the premade fold-out brackets.

They should be all the same style, at least it would be a similar procedure to change it. Just make sure to get the right part number.

Most sensors are 315 mhz but in 2020 ford changed their sensors to 433 mhz

I don’t need the foam for what I use the trailer for, but it would be easy to add if someone wanted to.

1080p