Ok here we go...PMF!

[KCStudly]

"You're almost done."

[dales133]

Your more confidant than me mate but i can see the light at the end of the tunnel

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[TheOtherSean]

Your more confidant than me mate but i can see the light at the end of the tunnel

I hope that's not the oncoming train you're seeing.

[dales133]

[SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES]

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[dales133]

Well shes back together and ive just started on the rear floor.


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[dales133]

Cut out the wheel arch bits and fitted the gaurds up to check how i did.
Not perfect but ive got flashing tape and polyurethane sealant to go there anyway.



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[roamer]

Looking good!
Progress is progress.
How goes the job?
Mine is killing any progress. Hope they hire some help soon!

[dales133]

Havnt heard yet ...ive applied for a couple of others too

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[Vedette]

Your project is looking Great!
You look to have a lot of Brakes! What is your weight target?
Brian

[dales133]

Dont realy have one mate but i hope to put the trailer over the weigh bridge soon.
The disc brakes wernt much more than drums and i like discs alot more. Less to go wrong and far easier to work on.
I recon not including the rolling stock the trailers probably around 150kg at this point but im only guessing

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Heres a better pic of where i left off friday,im loving these gaurds.


I got all the food grade hose for the plumbing yesterday so im hoping to get a start on that today.
Plan is before i glue the floor down ill do all the wiring and plumbing i can from above

[dales133]

Been working on the plumbing and electrical on the trailer side of things before i glue the floor in.
I stripped the hitch and jockey wheel of yesterday and sanded the drawbar and gave it 2 new coats as it was looking a bit tatty.
i ran the Twin core battery cable and trailer light wiring through a grommet and inside the drawbar so it looked tidy and had better protection.
Ive decided to fit a tap up front for washing feet, filling buckets and running the hot water system if and when i get one.
Rest of the day ive been planning out where to route the plumbing and fit the water pump, filter ect.

Anyway heres a few pics.
The all thread on the front tap needs to be shortend and proper saddles to hold the braided hose.





Back at it tomorrow.
Its just got datk and i have just got back from the hardware with more supplies

[noseoil]

Looking good now. You can weigh it by using a bathroom scale. Lift & set back down at each point on the scale, then just add up the different weights to get the total. Simple & easy to do!

[dales133]

My scales are glass! Lol
I am going to run it down the weigh bridge soon. Wish me luck, no real idea what it will weigh but its going to be on the heavy side.
Keep in mind though my hatch ,galley and internal cabinets are far lighter than most due to the minimalistic aproach.
I dont mind to much if its heavy. I wanted it to be able to go anywhere pretty much and im hoping ill achieve that

[dales133]

Well the plumbing is 90% complete and like everything else on this build ment improvising alot and using parts for perposes the wernt designed for.

To hard to realy show in photos what ive been upto plumbing wise so heres a short video.
i hope works.

https://youtu.be/fXyq-uN_f68

After i squared that away i glued in the rear floor section and started the continuation of the plumbing top side.
More pics tomoŕow.


Floor in!

[KCStudly]

Nice job. That all looks about as tidy as it could be!