My new trailer build

[noseoil]

This is a link to page 5 from my build. Read through the description a time or two & it should work for you. The main thing is to have a sheet of cardboard big enough to do a full-scale layout, the hatch dimensions, the strut lengths you will use, hardware pieces & a stick for a compass.

Basically it's just drawing a few arcs that intersect as points on your build. There are an infinite number of solutions for every build. Just make sure the layout of the counter & cabinets doesn't change during the build process.

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[Mushin]

Thx I'll check it out!

[Mushin]

Primed and ready for exterior paint this weekend

[S. Heisley]

It's lookin' good! ...Cool galley cabinet doors, too!

[Mushin]

Thanks, really appreciate the complements! She's getting closer to being done!

[Mushin]

Makin some progress

[Mushin]

So many of the little finishing things take so much time! This is where I usually rush stuff, need to relax and enjoy the build

[KCStudly]

Good plan.

[Mushin]

Fenders, outside camp lights, awning, trailer is 99% done!

[S. Heisley]

You did it and it looks good!

When's your first trip?

[lfhoward]

You've built this trailer in record time! Congrats. It looks great!

[jkidd6339]

Time to test it out where you going to go?

[Mushin]

Thx everybody! This site helped a ton with ideas and solutions! Gonna do some local trails over the next few weeks then pulling her cross country to Utah for 3 weeks in April!

[Mushin]

Couple hooked up to FJ for first test drive. Drove great, no issues. Weight 1400 dry, I was shooting for 1500 so win!

[pchast]

Well Done!!!!!!!!