Fittings- Unique Fittings that we used on our Custom Cargo Trailer Conversion.

[@erikunthank4266]

Kudos sir, this build is an inspiration. I've been browsing your page on and off for days!

[@amythinks]

Really nice. But what if one day you forget to take the cork off?

[@gregory-explore]

I am glad you asked that, because we have forgotten to take the cork off. One of two things happen...The furnace detects that the outlet is obstructed and wont fire up, or the outlet pressure blows the cork out. Both have happened. If you follow this route just make sure that the cork is not too tight. Great observation. Cheers, G

[@schpoe123]

I was wondering what your total build cost was. Excellent work very nice.

[@gregory-explore]

Many Thanks for the positive comments. Our build, including the trailer was well over what you would pay for an Airstream. But in our view, of much higher quality, and will perform as such. Cheers, g

[@gregory-explore]

I know there is a lot of gear out there, and we are always looking for new ideas and inspiration. Please feel free to comment. Cheers!

[@DrIverach]

Can you let me know what vIdeo you have on how you built your propane tank holder? You referenced you’d get into it in another video but I haven’t seen it

[@gregory-explore]

I haven't uploaded a video for this yet, but you can get a pretty good idea on my website gregoryexplore.com/non-rv.html if you scroll down to the Propane Tank photo. The only thing that is missing from that photo is the shaped 1/4" HDPE (white polymer) curved cap sheet that acts as a lid under the Sunbrella fabric to stiffen things up. It gets bolted to the rod with a washer at the top. Also stay tuned for that descriptive video. Hope that helps. G

[@DrIverach]

@@gregory-explore It definitely helps - did you just order one long piece of that tubing and cut it to length or were you able to order it that size? Also - how did you cut the holes in the polymer?

[@gregory-explore]

@@DrIverach You can order the 80-20 in long lengths or pre-cut, whatever you need. The polymer is just like wood, you can drill it and rout it, or use a jigsaw and sand it smooth. I used a router with a template for the larger holes. Cheers, G

[@parkervarin]

I've stolen so many ideas from this video. Thank you.