DIY Crawler Hauler & Bugout Camper BUILD

[@quadguy1470]

I'm so glad to see the entire community offering up suggestions instead of talking smack, at the end of the day the options are endless and only you can decide what is best for you and your budget. No matter what you decide be proud of your work, I think you've don a great job so far!

[@anniesneed4485]

NRG

[@anniesneed4485]

@@MJ-sq1qm m.h. .

[@howtogetoutofbabylon8978]

Absolute absolutely agree. Where's and helping constructive ideas are great. Negative nancys and Karens can go somewhere else.

[@johnwarner9869]

Space the bed about six inches or the height of the mattress and put piano hinges on the frame so you can Murphy the bed for more room and storage. Your project looks awesome and it has me motivated to start one myself.

[@crabbingclammingboatcampin4962]

My take on DIY campers is , if you get in it, it doesn't leak, you can stay warm and dry and get a good night's sleep and it looks good on the outside, you're good to go. Looking good. Be proud.

[@johncrane2276]

Plus it has a higher resale value and the damn things don't leak like camper trailers you got to constantly seal them damn things up it's stupid how they build them you buy a enclosed trailer you make it what you want it if you have the skill and you can do multiple things with it enclosed trailer that's what I love about that idea I can't wait to get one

[@j_rainsgoat3929]

@@johncrane2276 don't be fooled on your good resale thought. Usually you'll lose your arse on a home maid camper.

[@zachmiller9175]

​@@j_rainsgoat3929 based on your spelling and grammar I'm not surprised nothing you build is marketable. You realize "home maid" only means junk if you're incompetent right?

[@Toothless69420]

@@j_rainsgoat3929 well he said that 2 years ago, 2 years ago the market was alot different than it was today a couple years ago people would love to pay good money for something like this but now people just want to low ball you but when its made good its really a piece of art but people dont see that

[@hoamai2734]

Chicken fried rice

[@contrabassbob]

Slick! Maybe have a way to have a canopy over the Jeep part in case it's raining so you can sit around.

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Check out my next video lol thats exactly what I'm building..........but with a useful twist!

[@zamira08]

Like a retractable awning connected to lip of the roof

[@CodeBrownProductions]

New video posted, see if that works for ya lol

[@marcelpotter7424]

Awesome set up! Maybe weld up a light frame around rest of deck weld some eyelets on the legs and you can throw a store bought tarp over it and bungee it down-great protection from sun and wont fly away in wind-keep up the great work!

[@JustinFrieze]

Nice job! It all works and suits your needs than its perfect for ya!

[@offgridmangogrower]

I want to see some recycled slide outs....keep that pro file while trailering but more comfort when at rest.

[@m01d64]

Good job on your build it’s pretty neat

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Thank you

[@TennesseeHomesteadUSA]

6:00 RV salvage yards. But you usually gotta pull your own windows out. Many great options.

[@CodeBrownProductions]

I check RV salvage yards. They all wanted near new prices. So I just bought new.

[@nekesel]

As for those areas where you're having trouble trimming out. You can always fill with expanding foam then cut it to shape, sand, prime and paint.

[@isaacvaldez6757]

I work at ODL in Zeeland,Mi. We make customs sized windows with trapped blinds, and low E tint to either repell heat or attract it. We just use air in our windows, argon isn't used in a lot of windows anymore. Talking maybe a 20*30 house window tempered for around 70-80 dollars. And 10 year warranty on all products.

[@informedcitizen8687]

Great build so far, can't wait to see it finished!

[@3-4-3football3]

Love the conversion, on the subject of a table could you not fold the mattress up against the wall and build a seating area under the bed with a couple of drop ins over the seats for the mattress to sit on. This would still give you space for the fridge and give you extra storage behind these items as well. Keep up the good work

[@seanlohr7366]

Looks awesome! 👍 Maybe on the back of the camper (between the camper and jeep) you could make a small metal frame cabinet for your chalks and tools that stands tall and on the top is a 35 gallon water talk so you can have gravity fed water in the camper. It's a thought 🙂

[@joshgraham1465]

You want a regulator at the tanks, if the pressure going to the internal appliance regulators is too high they will lock up. Having dual stage regulators won't over regulate it, the appliance regs just step the pressure down further to what it needs to operate. Also if you have a propane leak, you want it to be lower pressure leak rather than a high pressure leak.

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Yeah, I've since put a regulator on there. It's nice.

[@masterful7574]

“Workeen” is not a word.

[@tedcharp]

Awesome brother. Thanks for sharing

[@alansmith133]

To trim off windows & door try masking them and spray leak ender over foam

[@CodeBrownProductions]

I'll have to look that up!

[@paulcarlisle7892]

Maybe mount ac high on back wall, set it up so you can use an insulated cover for cold weather. Will protect it from limbs etc.

[@jeff-up8bh]

If you put your door on the back, you could walk out and cook on you deck without getting wet

[@CodeBrownProductions]

True but then I wouldn't be able to get in an out of the camper when the Jeep was loaded.

[@shawneehalleroutdoors2932]

I would put a light bar on the back to light up the trailer for work/sitting

[@Dragon.Slayer.]

At least an LED flood light

[@jasonkimmel3061]

Pull the solar pane off of that light and epoxy it on. It will eventually pull off and disappear.

[@CodeBrownProductions]

It's currently screwed down with short lag screws.

[@Mudge61]

Great job

[@brandonchesterfield7918]

Is the fridge your getting less than 21 inches to get through the door lol. I would love to have that setup for hunting because I haul a side by side!! Very clever!!

[@kurtgates4194]

Nice job

[@DisillusionedAcronym]

great build, dude. it looks great. you mentioned rainy days, what about one of those awning that just pulls out? if you put one above the door, you can have it out and be able to have the door open.

[@jasoncruz3506]

Looks sweet what size trailer did you go with

[@CodeBrownProductions]

22'

[@269adventures]

Go to torklift they got the best universal foldout steps. 😉

[@Peterbilt359]

I think I would have went to junk yard and got a semi trucks sleeper. A older KW one is about that size.

[@K9TPT]

Is there any way I could get the dimensions and what angle you used to slope the front back please ? Thank you !

[@CodeBrownProductions]

The inside is 7x7 and the front angle is just a simple 45 degree

[@ChuckisOutside]

What weight axles do you have on the trailer?

[@paulpowell4871]

Great, only if you put all that great effort into the house across the street and purchased it you would be on your way to becoming rich..... Other than that I am for armour plating the outside and adding gun ports!

[@lifehunter6426]

What are you pulling it with?

[@CodeBrownProductions]

2103 GMC 3500 Duramax with airbags

[@blanksender7808]

DOOD. you could "bug out" to your mom's house on the weekends Breh.

[@CodeBrownProductions]

I'm a little upset I didn't know this was an option earlier. I would be there all the time, my mom has some bomb-ass home cooking.

[@glenalexander1555]

Looks good, as long as it suits your needs that’s all that matters.

[@tommymadux3646]

Thinking the same thing. If it works for your needs then it’s perfect for you and who cares what people think. Plus save the money on buying something and make it your self. The. Spend the money on vacation and using the toys

[@redwardstone3651]

Super simple addition: cover up those tanks/pipes. God forbid all that work you put in gets f’d by a rock or something

[@lvl3472]

or stolen put them in a lock box it happens way to often here in california

[@Ejk2969]

An angled wind cover for your propane tanks would help secure them and add some storage space.

[@Dimage666]

I was thinking the same. A box that cover the generator and tanks would look good.

[@chaddesantis4191]

Wouldn't hurt a bit if it were lockable and bullet resistant, either.

[@ishechad5960]

Was thinking in terms of security from thieves as well😂

[@dkr6617]

Wow, out of all the KZbin videos out on the net related to bug out, van life, hauling your toys this one takes the cake! My friend I absolutely love this build and you have every right to be proud of this beautiful work of art and so practical, so personal thank you for shearing! I will gladly give a thumbs up and subscribe because you sir took the time to share this ultimate utility trailer with us, Happy Trails

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Thank you very much for the kind words. I really appreciate it! It was a fun and frustrating build. If I build another one I'll definitely have a lot more knowledge to work with.

[@joeyhooper6672]

​@@CodeBrownProductions what size steel did you use

[@jqedjohnson796]

I give you points just for doing it yourself. Then I give you points because it’s cool. Then I give you points for doing a good job. Happy trails

[@cryptowatch6622]

Right on

[@wheatdevon]

I use to be the draftsman for H&H trailers, my father was the engineer for featherlite trailers. I suggest one thing. your roof needs to have alum to make a water proof barrier with drip eves. and glue and seal no screws.

[@ryanjoseph5576]

You could have given him the advice without being an absolute asshole

[@RichPianasOilPump]

@@ryanjoseph5576 THAT’S being an absolute asshole? Damn you people are sensitive now a days

[@tenncutt]

@@ryanjoseph5576 what was assholey about that? Just seemed like friendly, helpful advice to me.

[@rcash3625]

@@ryanjoseph5576 wtf? being an asshole how?

[@wild-radio7373]

Yeah... Raaar! Lol. Cool camper.

[@stevehei8035]

May I recommend a Diesel Air Heater which you can get on Amazon for less than $150 and only needs 12v to run the blower and glow plug. It is made for campers and big rigs for comfort heat. I use mine to run a 10x12 greenhouse.

[@michaelhardy2803]

goal zero yeti 6000x lithium portable power station 200w solar 3 plants goal zero no need gas to power your air fryer Grill

[@alcopower5710]

I’d build a fold down table (like a Murphy bed) to help keep an open space when not needed.

[@Jake2670]

or one of those pivoting mounts that swing out n come off too, lot of camper van ppl use em - can b homemade or couple companies sell em

[@juliapernicka2698]

Jake2670 a lagoon table

[@jasonthacker9884]

You should turn the bed into a murphy bed so you can make the frame it sits on now into a couch/storage area. In the corner across from the door put in a counter top with the fridge under it and set up a rack on the deck side under the one you already have for an outdoor kitchen area with like a grill and sink that can be put away so you can water to the kitchen for cooking and washing hands and stuff. Also set up an outdoor shower off the the driver side of the deck with some type of rack to hang a curtain. You would still have plenty of room for cabinets around the top. Just some ideas I had while watching but you have a great design so far just a few tweaks would make this thing amazing

[@jamesborella4115]

This is awesome! I've never seen anything like this and it makes so much sense. I have seen things kind of similar but the cargo area is enclosed which would take away your outside deck capability. This is very well thought out.

[@richardocain8299]

Agreed 👍

[@luciferofazaroth]

I would do low powered cameras for your blind spots on the outside of the trailer. So you can see all around you while you are in the trailer and not just the windows

[@biglo9889]

we have those on the limo buses i drive. those back side cameras are life savers. good idea.

[@JonathanBaileyn2u]

Great idea!

[@noloveinatl6530]

I thought the same thing just thinking ahead and being safe

[@zach1258]

Definitely need to install amber clearance lights on all 4 roof corners, the DOT will ticket you for not having them

[@Cp3659]

Just throw two straps over it and act like you are hauling it.

[@branonjohnson8617]

Looks good dude! Theres a company up here in the attic (Canada), that builds these. Right around 20k to buy... Thats about 15 bucks American

[@GradiorDignus]

Who build stuff like that

[@BILLYRENK]

Great job! You should patent that design. Motorcycle/jet ski version, etc. Love it!

[@johncampbell829]

Let's all pretend that if/when the stuff hits the fan, ppl will be allowed to use highways to "bugout"

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Very true

[@brandondimmitt8467]

Let's pretend he's on an adventure wen stuff hits the fan... he's already ahead of us!

[@rolandrockstarmega1299]

Love your trailer. Get a mini split. A/c with heat pump.can run it off your honda. Get the extended run gas cap.game changer. Diesel water and air heater would work well.

[@mixflip]

Very cool. Everything you need to survive comfortably in remote locations.

[@williamharbuck8575]

@John Peter have you lost the ability to speak friend ??? I know numbers you can call to talk to a human once again and pry that face away from that cellular device/ PC/ whatever made you forget people talked face to face before the interwebz. Some say it was a more simple time....

[@pinheadlarry9495]

@John Peter lol you're right lol. And why did this guy spend so much money while he was trying to save money lol, like anyone could have built that much better and far cheaper

[@pinheadlarry9495]

And for the original comment, I dont think this guy put much thought into "survival" for the reason he built this monstrosity. And really? That's not even necessary for survival or comfort. So. Maybe you need to get out more? Idk, you seem very naive

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Ahh yes the classic keyboard commando Proudly serving in his mothers basement since graduating high school with a GED. Thank you for your service Sgt Pinhead.

[@pinheadlarry9495]

@@CodeBrownProductions That's what you want to believe about me. That's because something I said rang true, maybe even poked a nerve, got under the skin, and you don't want to believe that there's someone with a shred of intelligence that doesn't think highly of you, your decisions, or your projects. Instead of choosing to laugh it off, or even point out how I might be wrong, you lower yourself to make lame insults a nine year old could think of to save face. But really, you know that what I said has merit. Obviously. So go ahead, dismiss me, use whatever descriptive insult you want, something that will stave off your bruised ego and satisfy your overdeveloped self-consciousness. It doesnt change the validity of the things I said. It doesn't change the fact that something I said goaded you enough for you to come back "swinging." I hope these things fester in your mind, make you realise what kind of wasteful and useless worm you really are.

[@paulkravitz4306]

Move the ladder to the curbside and install a camper awning on the back.

[@pamm2230]

Think about designing the ability to put up a canopy over your Jeep/deck area. This would allow for shade from the sun or rain if needed or wanted. You might want outdoor cameras for security of the back area along with lights. You might also want a window looking out towards the jeep deck area. Great design for your hauler. Thanks for sharing.

[@toddreynolds7837]

Something I would consider, relocate the generator...... combustion next to the propane seems sketchy to me.....

[@camerongarcia3128]

Speaking about the fridge/toilet, I’d reverse their position. Unless you like the smell of a active toilet and the odor it produces, switching the fridge and toilet would be better in the long run

[@ultra4suzukisamurai679]

Super cool! Add an awning off the back over the trailer for a covered deck!

[@CodeBrownProductions]

I plan to add a 270 degree awning that covers the deck and the door of the camper. Can't wait!

[@nomex1996]

Love it! I am starting to look at how to haul and spend the night with my ground up restomod 1949 CJ3A - M38 #SnugglesTheJeep Stealing some ideas. Thanks!

[@garyaaron8425]

This was awesome and thank you for sharing. I go to Moab frequently to camp with my kiddos and this was pretty neat. My only two suggestions are: protect the propane cans/lines inside and out and for the windows/door trim utilize vinyl trim and build a ledge-ish for the winows...easy to bend/glue and paintable. Good luck and can't wait to see more.

[@RC_Trailblazers]

I can't believe I haven't found you sooner, I've looked up so many videos, Bug out related, Camping, Hauling, You name it I've probably looked it up. You have literally done what I'm currently working on doing and I'm pretty stoked to see your outcome! I haven't watched your other videos on this build yet, But I'm going to check them out right after this video.

[@CodeBrownProductions]

You might not like my latest video then lol

[@sonnysena]

What kind of trailer hitch did you install? A 2" ball hitch I guess would be very under rated. Just asking...

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Weight Safe Hitch

[@preppermcprepperson]

Hell of a job so far. I’d rethink the black color. It does look cool but I bet that’ll get really hot in warm weather.

[@CodeBrownProductions]

It was by far the best route as I wanted to use the bed liner for the external for its durability, and obviously didn't have a choice in color. I also really love black, my jeep and my truck are both black. Last reason was I really want to do winter camping and its mostly cold where I go so black works out. Plus with the amount of insulation I have on it I think it will be able to offset any heat gain from the color I get in the summertime.

[@jonathanbrowne7138]

@@CodeBrownProductions check out DuraBak....at least consider painting a lighter color....you’ll bake in warm weather with the black exterior.

[@JonathanBaileyn2u]

Possibly the "dip my car kit" to experiment?

[@jimmydafish]

What about painting at lest the roof white. And or a 1/ 4vway down the sides. Angle it like the front angle?

[@preppermcprepperson]

I live in Texas so half the year it’s hotter than balls, that’d be my focus. Not sure where you’re at. Either way, hell of a build. I’ve been looking at toy haulers to get out with my side by side. I bet yours is about as cozy and at least half the cost.

[@GENECARP]

Get some aluminum trim coil in black, cut a strip, 2-3” wide, whatever you need, it will bend around your window interior and finish that edge off..

[@SamCyanide]

That's interesting, but now you don't have as much room to take the wheels off if you end up getting big tires that stick out too far. For my setup I currently use an ambulance as my tow vehicle which has the rear converted to an RV that I did. If I were to use my pickup truck I probably would have just went with the truck bed camper to not waste room on the trailer. I guess if your situation is that you're towing with an SUV or something this is a pretty good idea

[@80rew]

Should have done a fold up bed that folds into the back wall so you can put in a booth type dining table

[@joshsmith4488]

Sweet idea

[@ianhopkins8948]

This is a seriously impressive build my friend. Be proud of it.

[@hapwasner8021]

a mini split AC will take up less realestate.

[@portnuefflyer]

For sure, also be much quieter and use less power, cost a bit more though.

[@hapwasner8021]

@@portnuefflyer cheaper than a roof unit and uses less electric.

[@yermoffroad]

A split system wouldn't survive bouncing around on a trailer

[@portnuefflyer]

@@yermoffroad You know that for a fact? The reason I ask is that I have put two of the smallest conventional AC units I could find, that would easily run off my 1000 watt generator, as they only drew about 400 watts, in my crane cab. They BOTH lasted about 20 to 30 hours, and then just quit putting out cold air. Clean filters/condensers, and I was planning to try the smallest mini split I could find, even if it meant I'd have to buy a 2000 watt generator. Solidly mounted, not loose to rattle around, still an issue from regular and unavoidable road shock?

[@Jake2670]

@@yermoffroad have U seen em fail ? what brand ? lots putting em on RVs but time will def tell

[@mrvwcastner]

you can add a bat wing awning over the deck and a stand up outdoor shower that mounts the water up top to heat from sun/solar.

[@vicval7895]

What's with the 60 haters, oh if your life sucks you want everybody's life to suck too.

[@donraptor6156]

So if have tried that already, point out it is not practical I am a hater?

[@patlsmith404]

AUsome! I’d love to have that sweet cabin. ❤️

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Thank you!

[@mariomcallen]

Why didn't you put the door to open towards the deck..and add an awning to shade your deck

[@Smokeroux]

Probably couldn’t open door with Jeep loaded

[@whaumbatt]

If you haven't already, I would invest in an Equal-i-zer anti sway hitch. It will add to your safety and comfort. I would also see if there is a retractable awning that would fit your rig. Maybe have one on the door side and one in the rear. Also look into either shocks or Sumo springs for both your trailer and tow vehicle.

[@metalman69201]

Looks Great!! Even the most simple projects can be very time-consuming because of all the planning and you have to think quite a ways down the road kind of like your steps being wider than your door. My buddy used to say if you think a project will take two weeks you need to double that and then go to the next unit of measure so a two-week project will actually take four months. Lots of truth to that statement!!

[@startowingandrecoveryllc6358]

🎯

[@IronGordon]

By far the best diy crawler hauler in KZbin. Good job man!

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Thank you!

[@chadshepherd8473]

Dude you should make a part on the roof for a chair type deal......360 sight. Would be sweet

[@jeffreyharville1918]

A suggestion for your concideration, make a fold down table/cat walk that is level with the bottom of your door. As a table it could be used outside for whatever you wish. As a cat walk you could go from inside to the bed of your trailer without having to step down to the ground. My thoughts on the fold down is to make it like the seats from an old military duece and a half, with several hinged legs to match up with pockets on the FRAME of your trailer.(At an angle)

[@isakwilkinson2491]

I thought it was a very cool and thought out video. Thank you so much. Idea for you we're the hood of your truck or your 4x4 when sitting on the deck you could probably do a build out from your sleep area that's connected to your sleep area over the top of that 4x4 when it's parked up on there Yes that will cut down a little bit of your deck but it'll give you more room for storage and other things or you can jack up the height of that trailer 12 in or more to accommodate for like a stone go type situation just some ideas I'm sure you've probably thought it out of all that stuff. Or getting even longer trailer. I love what you got so far that's a pretty innovative idea and probably saved you a ton of money on a car hauler cuz car haulers are not cheap My god they want way too much money those toy haulers are way overpriced

[@alphamontoto2047]

Hey man where have you been? 🤣🤣 Just found your channel and subscribed. Awesome build. 👍

[@kayejaye261]

Looks great. Good suggestions in comments answered some of my questions. Think idea for aluminum roof b good idea. Look forward to future vids.

[@timlincoln2246]

Put in a split AC unit - much more efficient.

[@timsmith5032]

Really cool build and it looks like your attention to detail is very high. One thing I would suggest is changing your position on regulated vs non on running the propane in. I understand the desire to have each accessory run on it's own regulator. But in reality, they probably all operate at close to the same pressure anyway. Most propane accessories have an operating pressure of only about 1/3 PSI. While the tank itself, on a warm day, could exceed 150PSI of head pressure. As you set it up, it will work but if you put the regulator outside and run the accessories with their regulators removed, it will also work, as long as they have the right operating pressure given to them. But if you have a leak on a hose inside the cabin, at tank head pressure it will leak propane almost 500 times faster than at operating pressure.

[@SOEtacticalgear]

Pretty cool. Inspires me to get back on my cargo trailer build out

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Holy shit SOE commented on my video. I love you guys! You guys make some amazing gear! Thank you for the kind words.

[@davidedward3725]

Maybe you could make a step that hangs off the stake pockets of the trailer, looks good though!!!

[@georgesmith6809]

harbor freight has a solar rope light and I just drilled a small hole, and then spray foam, around the hole and it comes on at night automatically. I’ve had it a couple years now just bought a couple extra on sale

[@BlueCollarMafia]

You can use crown molding around the windows to have more of a landing then you can put qtr inch around the window to fill the gap but this is an accomplishment to be proud of.

[@evanbrown9172]

Awesome camper slash toy hauler couple ideas maybe is batteries I would keep inside for heat/cold and far as steps maybe get them off old camper and mount them under fold type but other than that awesome build and great ideas towards my own

[@johncrane2276]

U did a great job I'm impressed

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Thanks!

[@chrissaucier9386]

Lmao. I've been totally thinking about doing this to my trailer. I only need to haul 1 side by side. Plenty of room to add a little camper onto it

[@dvoz9023]

Love the build! You asked for recommendations and I have 2. You told you use a buddy-heater and that's fine, but I'm not a big fan of it. Better look into a diesel, or even better a propane heater. They don't poisen you with carbon monoxide and they don't create moisture inside. If you choose to use the buddyheater PLEASE buy a carbon monoxide and smoke detector. Just to be safe.

[@mikel9567]

You're an idiot. Carbon Monoxide is created from combustion. Any combustion heater is going to create Carbon Monoxide, be it Diesel or Propane fired. The Mr Buddy he has is propane fired by the way. You can certainly use them inside. CO detector mounted low, window cracked for ventilation and you will be fine. They are designed for interior use and have O2 sensors in them. Moisture is created from the heat difference. Not from the heaters themselves. This is called condensation. Good insulation and proper ventilation will prevent condensation. The heater type has nothing to do with it. Educate yourself before you post.

[@Jclouts06]

How much did it cost for everything trailer included ....and is it (US or CAN) dollar

[@RV_Chef_Life]

Looks great, my only suggestion is try to find things used. I’ve been traveling and full time rving for 4 years and RVs are like boats, parts cost twice as much. If you are lucky, you might find an rv salvage place that sells used items. For bug out situations, I highly recommend a composting toilet. For can build them for $15

[@christianmason9080]

You do have a point about tongue weight, but it's actually more dangerous to have the weight far back. You're better having the weight directly over the trailer axles or slightly in front of them.

[@lspsurfer]

Thank you I was like this is so cool omg this is so dangerous 😂 love it but wouldn’t want to tow it.

[@jasonsodyssey]

Awesome build. I would recommend using some pvc sheets, you can cut them on a table saw and bend them with a heat gun to match the curvature of your windows to hide the insulation. After that you can install your windows, trim, and caulk.

[@manuelester7420]

I was going to do that in my safari van, up until I heard that PVC plastic let's off a poisonous gas. V.O.C's It's even worse in a black vehicle because it off gasses more when it gets hot.

[@jasonsodyssey]

@@manuelester7420 well shoot, I didn’t know that. Good looking out.

[@jasonsodyssey]

@@manuelester7420 maybe some good ol 1/4” steam bent cedar strips would do the trick.

[@manuelester7420]

@@jasonsodyssey I love cedar in the van, because it repels many different types of insects and it's mold resistant.😃👍

[@OoavastoO]

Could he also use a second set of (good used) RV window frames, cut to fit the gaps in his current windows? It would give a factory type finish but not sure how fiddly that would be to cut and install. Probably totally not worth it financially either, if he has to buy them new. 🤷‍♂️ Just spit-balling.

[@adriannicholson8819]

you what to cover the gas tank as wall two nice bombs and a metal back 67-grade stainless on the front behind the gas

[@ECE2424]

Generator lock🤔 Check out JYDOG channel “generator lock” He built a pretty sick setup to lock up his Honda.

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Thank you, ill defenitly have to go check nit out. I've been trying to think of a creative way to lock it up.

[@DadofAllTrades]

Checkout lowprolockdown.com for locking your generator. Their locking plate can be welded or bolted down. Kshmarine.com makes a nice aluminum generator box. I’ve used both over the years.

[@daveoftheclanburgess]

The gene mount would benefit from a rubber spacer between the bolt head (or nut) next to the gene mount (i.e. both sides of the mount). That will isolate the vibration better, though with a Honda you should be OK as they run smoothly.

[@ronhanish]

put an aerodynamic cowling cover on the front, make out of fiberglass?? hinge it at the top with gas shocks to open when parked ! very cool !!

[@docwatson1134]

Beautiful job, but I'm wondering how much tongue weight you have with this arrangement? I imagine with the jeep onboard it balances out, but can you tow it safely without a vehicle on it?

[@bryanhersman4037]

Too much tongue weight is never a problem as long as it doesn't put you over payload or hitch limits. All factory built toyhaulers have a bunch of hitch weight bias otherwise they would go the bad way when loaded which is too little hitch weight.

[@patricksmith3911]

He said with the jeep loaded tongue weight was at 800lbs. Has a tongue weight gauge in the cab.

[@paulintexas]

Wonder what it is without anything behind the trailer axles? That camper looks like it's about halfway to the hitch from the axles-- that's 50% of the weight of it + the empty tongue weight + around 120 pounds on the tongue if those propane tanks are full. I'm guessing 1300-1500 pounds..

[@rileyshields6395]

Use glue on veneer that matches your inside siding, you could also buy wood grain tape from trailer manufacturers

[@armondbrown2994]

it look fine, but the bed make it hinged on the wall,your floor space is a premium

[@alanpalmer4143]

That's a nice looking bit of kit, looking forward to seeing the finished setup.

[@CodeBrownProductions]

Thank you

[@rodromes7162]

Safety rail on the roof so you can watch the party and now have to worry about getting drunk and falling over you can cover their conditioner so you can sit on that also just thinking

[@markchisholm2657]

So, you have full cylinder pressure gas going into your living space.. Interesting...

[@normferguson2769]

He might want to research the RV Codes as bringing HP gas into the trailer probably violates the code. All trailers have some sore of in-line regulator outside and the appliance regulators inside handle that pressure.

[@jefferydaniels5650]

The changeover regulator he has is correct. Not quite sure what he meant, but you can clearly see the regulator there. The house barb situation is another issue. Should have UL approved hose there. Norm is correct.

[@markchisholm2657]

@@jefferydaniels5650 He specifically stated that he did not regulate the pressure down because the units inside the living space did not work at the lower inlet pressure. The change over could be a full pressure change over module.

[@jeffdaniels958]

@@markchisholm2657 At the 2.26 pboto he has an automatic change over regulator

[@jeffdaniels958]

Whether he used it, I cannot see in the video. But the regulator drops the water column and the pressure. The appliances use their own regulator to fine tune the lp gas for it's specific needs. I'm a licensed lp installer and work at a lp storage terminal that stores 40 million gallons.