Cargo Trailer Conversion V-nose Set-up and Updates

[@PavelessAdventure]

Amazing! I’m totally going to copy your setup!!

[@tonyaction5284]

Great build my friend!!!!🤙🏼💪🏼 Looks amazing!!!

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you very much!

[@russell1799]

Thanks for adding to the KZbin University. I just bought same Ekooler and i love it.

[@ryangriffiths2290]

What were the Demensions for the bottom cabinet? The angle

[@richardhuffman58]

It must be really cold! Snow is crunchy

[@MrJoey1570]

Love to know make and model of your diesel heater,what a nice job!!!V nose made for some challenging measure and cut!!!

[@MSMAdventures]

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[@MSMAdventures]

Here's the one I bought. Thank you very much!

[@BadassBiker670]

Love the setup, I I want to built the top cabinet in the v-nose, I can't find the video of the build?

[@imacrazyguy5831]

Definitely following along!!

[@rickyruiz123]

Here in Milwaukee wi also🤘🏼 building a toy hauler now. Just surfing for ideas. Looks good 👍🏼

[@MSMAdventures]

Nice! Let me know if you need anything.

[@redhorsegarage]

New sub. Will be starting a cargo hauler conversion in April .......... looking forward to your posts. ~ RHG

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you! Have fun with it. Looking forward to seeing it.

[@MrSqueegey]

New to this page and new sub,your build is great,I plan to build a camper conv. soon.

[@MSMAdventures]

Awesome, thank you very much! Let me know if I can offer any additional help beyond my videos. Have fun with it!

[@stevewestphal7515]

Looks amazing

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you!

[@blakerolley3287]

Great video! I have no electrical background/ knowledge. Is this an electrical project I could learn over a couple of months, or would it be more efficient to hire someone? Thanks in advance

[@MSMAdventures]

I would suggest a lot of youtubeaversity :) There is a lot of good videos on electrical.

[@garylantz3322]

Just subscribed! Great trailer choice, interested to see floor plans and product plans/list

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you!

[@theboomeroutdoorsman1379]

Great Work. I will be doing there same thing very soon. How do I get details of the v-nose cabinets?

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you! For the v-nose it's just a 2x2 frame with 1/2" maple plywood fronts. I got the butcher block from Menards.

[@theboomeroutdoorsman1379]

@@MSMAdventures thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I was wondering if there was a particular plan that you used for the electrical work.

[@MSMAdventures]

No particular plan. Just a lot of KZbin - a - versity lol. I layed out all the electrical before building the cabinets. I wanted to make sure everything worked out the way I thought it would.

[@lauratibbles6598]

It is looking great

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you!

[@rs1961]

Your work looks really, really good! Thanks for posting. I look forward to watching your build. How is the fuel line for the diesel heater routed? ... I could not tell from the video.

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you very much! The diesel heater line is run from the tank through the floor and under the trailer forward to the heater. The fuel line, air intake and exhaust all go down through the floor and outside.

[@aarondavidson4195]

Looks good like the countertop

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you!

[@mrblawncare8180]

Cool video, I like the setup, I live in Eagle River Wisconsin (snowmobile capital of the world) I'm buying a 7x14x7 tall, I'm 6' 6"

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you very much! Awesome, I love that area.

[@houstonfirefox]

Is the V-nose insulated between the framing studs as well? Can the heater on Low bring the temp above 55 if needed?

[@MSMAdventures]

Sorry for the late reply I thought I had responded but don't know what happened to it. It is fully insulated. The heater will warm it up and keep it warm on low. I usually turn it on high for an hour then down to low.

[@laffilmfest3759]

Nice project!

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you!

[@braaptism6297]

Will you build me one? I'm trash at carpentry.

[@garylantz3322]

Question: is it safe to say your plan is to have the diesel fuel in that location there? If so my initial thought was (fuel + living space = not good). But then I remembered diesel isn't flammable like gasoline. Butttt then I was like, wait... where did I hear that and how can that be if it's a fuel. So after a couple of google's-ing around, I see the flashpoint is 125Degrees... I don't think that's a good idea to keep inside then. I know cars can easily get to 160+ interior temp. (this could all be for nothing, maybe that location isn't your plan).

[@MSMAdventures]

It's still up in the air. From the initial research that I did it's seems most people do have the fuel tank inside either a campervan or a trailer without issues. It is easy to relocate if I decide to change it though. Thanks for the info!

[@garylantz3322]

@@MSMAdventures Yeah I do see mixed reviews of other people's location of interior vs exterior storage. Well at least its near a door if it needs to be ejected lol

[@chrisgabbard639]

Nice video. Im currently converting a 6x12. what air conditioner did you say youre using?

[@MSMAdventures]

Thank you! It's a Furion 14.5k btu

[@gsxrkiller05]

Did you build that cabinet

[@MSMAdventures]

Yes I built it and cut a butcher block for the counter top

[@NPCMPLETE]

Is this Michigan???? Looking at that snow… Jeez Do NOT miss Michigan….

[@MSMAdventures]

Wisconsin but same difference lol

[@rockmemama86]

MILWAUKEE!!!!!!!!!!! Hi fellow wisconsinite😏🥶

[@MSMAdventures]

Hello!

[@rockmemama86]

@@MSMAdventures I know all about the white stuff😂😭 that's why I moved further south🤣😏🤫

[@erynemken5317]

Where the kitchen