Toy4whatever
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They will not be installed that way. If you look in the background you can see the others are upright using magnets to hold them in place. If these would stand up on there own I would have taken the picture that way.
Family Camping Trailer
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Roberto Roman
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Sorry, I hadn't seen the others, the rails looked aligned and it confused me. I hope one day I'll be able to build something like that.
Toy4whatever
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Picked up an Ecotemp L5 locally, a 25 gallon water tank, 31" BAL stabilizers, Ikea sink and Sika 252 (black). I decided to put plywood on the roof since I'm only skinning this in 16ga. I haven't decided if I'm doing this to the sides yet. Built the tray for the fridge and mounted all the slides. I think I have the pull out kitchen figures out but we'll see how it goes.
lacofdfireman
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Great build. It's coming along great. Where did you find your 25 gallon water tank?
thethePete
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Very nice. Still waffling over the idea of building my familiy a trailer. Sub'd for ideas.
indiedog
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Looks good, I like the proportions. Will you be walling off the front nose box from the main space?
A friend here made something similar and used the extra length to carry his OzTent internally. It's a neat trick to gain the length needed for storing long things without making the trailer too long. I see your slides across the front so assume you won't be doing anything like that.
A friend here made something similar and used the extra length to carry his OzTent internally. It's a neat trick to gain the length needed for storing long things without making the trailer too long. I see your slides across the front so assume you won't be doing anything like that.
Toy4whatever
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I found the tank on ebay for $65
Toy4whatever
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Gizzard Stone
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Rad. That looks strong enough to survive a good roll.
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Toy4whatever
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I'm hoping I don't test this theory but I'm known for over engineering everything.