Cargo trailer conversion UPDATE!!!!

[@unclebuds3752]

Great job!

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Thanks so much. We moved yet again out to our property and now I will finally have a nice dry shop to work on finishing this

[@jaydegelder2964]

Nice build!!!

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Thanks so much!

[@richardbly1458]

Bad ass trailer. In the process of doing the same for a hunting/ATV trailer 7X16. Well done Sir!

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Thank you so much. It’s still not quite finished but hoping to get it completed by spring. Best of luck with your trailer. Be sure to reach out if you have any questions

[@richardbly1458]

@@WildSchneiderOutdoors oh I have thousands. I want solar and not shore. . But your doing great.

[@14JrdaKid]

Great build on the trailer, you got a new subscriber.

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Thank you so much for the support. I plan to have more videos out on the finalization of the trailer as the weather warms up. Welcome to Wild Schneider Outdoors!

[@michaelmaringo9306]

This is probably one of the nicest builds that I've seen and you can still use it as a trailer that the most important nice job

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

I appreciate your kind words. It was a design that we changed many many times until we found one that worked. Still have more videos to post as I finish up the interior but it’s coming along nicely. Thank you again!

[@butchs3190]

The best cargo conversion on the net period......if your looking to haul mcycles . Great job detailed for sure

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Thank you so much for the support! There is still some final detail work to be done. I hope to have the ability to upload from my GoPro again soon for better quality video. But thank you for the support

[@dmann1209]

Good looking trailer. I look forward to seeing it in action. Thanks for sharing.

[@jonathankrohn7373]

Great work. Can you explain cable system and what track system and bed frame you used? Hardest part to my upcoming Moto cargo trailer build. Happy jac and others way to expensive.

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Yeah of course! I totally understand the cost issue. The bed frame is just 2x4s and the rails are simply a split piece of wood mounted to the walls on the inside of the wheels which are mounted on the bed frame to keep it from swinging. They act as guides for the bed. The pulleys are mounted to the wall and the bed frame and all connect at a single point for the cable to be pulled on which I have mounted to a hand crank winch underneath the back of the bed so I can crank it up and down as needed. It’s very simple and just thrown together so it would stay stable and not move around yet still be able to be moved up and down. Feel free to reach out should you have anymore questions. Always happy to help.

[@jonathankrohn7373]

Wild Schneider Outdoors that’s great thank you!

[@bt4482]

Just found your site a while ago. Looking forward to going through all your videos. In this video you show your Powerhouse. You have a hose running from the battery. Is that to exhaust it to the outside, and if so where does it exit and did you screen it off? I’ve been told the battery only needs to be exhausted when it’s charging. I plan to manually charge mine periodically.

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Thanks for finding me! I just vent it because I am hooked up to power in the winter to charge the battery and I always have the solar on so it just vents outside and I do not have it screened.

[@0U81TO]

Wow!!! really love your build and floor plan...The counter top is out of this world!! Great Job on everything!!

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Thank you so much. The countertop was my wife’s idea! We wanted it to look like marble (but staying on a budget) we went with the paint kit. They have all sorts of options. Thanks so much for the support!!!!

[@billcaudill5985]

Did you use any store-bought cabinets in your build or did you build from scratch? If so which ones did you buy from the big box store? Just curious… I’m not the best cabinet maker and just trying to figure out ideas for cabinets

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

The only cabinet I bought was the one that the solar and battery stuff is in. Every other cabinet was made on my table saw and with a hole jig. I just looked up an easy cabinet building video on KZbin and that’s how I did the cabinets. They weren’t as hard as I thought. If I can give some advice. Measure everything at least three times. Saves yourself a lot of headache when something is wrong

[@elsewhere9167]

Looks awesome... My wife and I are doing a 6x10... Grappling with plumbing now... Great video! Happy New Year!

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

So glad to hear you guys are building one too! It is a great investment and a fun project. It’s a different kind of joy you feel when you use it for the first time since you built it yourself. You will have to let me know how your build ends up! Best of luck with the plumbing. I think that was the hardest part of this entire build for me was getting it all correct.

[@newlion7013]

Coming along nicely! What size shower pan?

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

The shower pan is a 24x36 tub pan for RVs. I think I got it off of eBay from a manufacturer. It actually works great. We have used it twice already

[@cabinbythelake]

Nice build. What material did you use for the ceiling?

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Thanks so much for the kind words! The ceiling is sheets of 1/4 inch underlayment board. It’s painted white to make it not look like plywood.

[@mariochingon3842]

That's an awesome build!! What size trailer is it?

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Thank you so much! It is an 8.5 x 20 with a 2 ft v-nose extension on it. If you go to my channel under playlists the first video I uploaded was a walkthrough of the empty trailer when it was delivered. I think that has some more information on it. Thank you again for your support!

[@mariochingon3842]

@@WildSchneiderOutdoors will do! We are currently on the market for a 7x16 and the layout we have came up with is very similar to yours! Lol

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

@@mariochingon3842 that is also a very good sized trailer. I went a little larger as we move around a lot and I wanted to be able to still utilize the cargo space in the trailer while we moved but could still sleep in it. I am not sponsored in anyway but I recommend looking at Merica cargo trailers out of Georgia. They are very well priced and allow complete customization at a very affordable rate to help save time and money on your build as far as windows and framing goes. Best of luck to you!

[@mariochingon3842]

@@WildSchneiderOutdoors great, I will check them out. Thank you!

[@WildSchneiderOutdoors]

Just realized the comments were turned off! So sorry about that. They are up and running now