Terry's TTT Garageable Standy Build modifications

[Wolffarmer]

You are able to make a list of 500+ steps before starting!!!!!!!!!!



My list is

1. Get started

Randy

[terryjones1]

You are able to make a list of 500+ steps before starting!!!!!!!!!!

1. Get started

Randy

My list has been modified many times.
I use the list as my schedule of things to do, and also, as a history/time line of what i did.

[terryjones1]

list deleted

[Cliffmeister2000]

I think you put more work into your list than I did into my Weekender!

Great job!

[StandUpGuy]

There should be at least another 1,000 steps in there. Each would read: "Install bolt".

[terryjones1]

I have finished installing the roof.
I used fiberglass tape & epoxy on the seams.
I gave the roof, the front & back 3 coats of epoxy.
Shown below is a photo of the trailer on jacks & the levelers so that I could easily work under the trailer.
I needed to do some caulking and painting under the trailer, and in the wheel wells.



Shown below is a photo of the wheel wells with the first coat of truck bed paint applied.



Shown below is a photo of the edges of the trailer sides & top showing fiberglass tape & epoxy applied.
The edges of the roof were routed with a 1/4" bit.



Shown below is a photo of the horizontal seam at front of the trailer where the front wall meats the curved part of roof.
Fiberglass tape & epoxy were used at this seam, in fact, at all seams.



shown below is a photo of the right side of tongue showing the caulking where tongue meats the body.



shown below is a photo of the left side of tongue showing the caulking where the tongue meats the body, and where the Tow Vehicle cable enters the trailer.



Shown below is a photo of the caulking at the rear receiver.



Shown below is a photo of the installed table leg stand.



Shown below is a photo of the trimetric meter, reading battery voltage.



Shown below is a photo of the installed battery & battery power center.
The +12DCV is connected to a high power switch.
The switch is connected to a 60 amp fuse.
The fuse is connected to the converter.
The -12DCV is connected to a 100m amp shunt.
The shunt is connected to ground buss.
Of course, the trimetric meter wiring is connected to the shunt, and to +12DCV.



I have ordered the bed, and, I still need to order the seat cushions.
I need to paint the outside.
I need to finish building the table.
I need to install the bed platform.
Then, I need to install the windows, Fantastic Vent, outside electrical, the door, and the Air Conditioneer.
I will deal with the water system later.



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[terryjones1]

Shown below is a photo of the table/dinette/bed made up as a table.



Shown below is a photo of the table/dinette/bed made up as a bed.
Bed dimentions are 48" x 76".



I still have to order the cushions.
There will be two cushions that are 22" x 4" x 48", and two cushions that are 16" x 4" x 48".


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[aggie79]

Looking great Terry!

Very comfy and roomy in a compact package.

Take care,
Tom

[FlashJim]

Two things ...

1. The profile of your trailer is beautiful. You've done an excellent job with the entire thing. Bravo!

2. What year is your Sienna? I love it! We have a Honda Odyssey now, but I love the Sienna.

[terryjones1]

The Toyota Sienna is a 2011.

It has the 3500 pound tow option.

[terryjones1]

I have not done any work on the trailer for almost a week.
Tomorrow, the wife & I fly to Maui.
We will be celebrating our 50th wedding anniversery.
I will start back to work when we return.

[rand_98201]

congrats on your anniversary

[terryjones1]

I have sanded and painted with marine one part polyurethane paint.
I used one coat of primer and two coats of paint.
I still have some touch up to do; but, I am basically finished painting.
Shown below is a photo of the trailer after painting:



Next, I will install windows, the door, Fantastic Vent, Air Conditioning, and exterior lights.


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[Martiangod]

Looks great, polyurethene is the way to go

[terryjones1]

Shown below is a photo of the Fantastic Vent that has been installed on the front of the trailer. It has been masked off for application of adhesive/sealant.



Shown below is a photo of the two right side windows that have been installed on the tyrailer.



Next, I will install the left side windows.
Then, I will install the door, the outside electrical, and the Air Conditioneer.


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