That is one hell of a rig you built, and you should be proud of what you have built. You and your family will enjoy for years and years to come. Mad props

I would consider some type of rubber isolator between the fuel pump and the frame. The frame is using the wooden floor as an amplifier. You did a great job on the camper. 👍

Of all the DIY camper builds on KZfaq yours is my favorite. Very beautifully done and looks professional. Perfect light cozy camper that can take you anywhere.

Foresty Forest has also dealt with the fuel pump clicking issue for awhile, and ended up finding a silent(ish) fuel pump from a guy that builds them himself. May be worth checking out.

I enjoy your videos! I watched you build this from the beginning, and now I can't wait to see where you go with this. I am a woman, and I like watching people build things. And also, you don't yell.

Your edits are really great, Ryan! The refrigerator insulation idea seems "spot-on" and your overall camper design & build is impressive. I appreciate your content, sir! Enjoy ... God Bless you and yours

Hope you enjoyed building it as much as I enjoyed watching. Subscribed 🙂👍

Pups are precious, you had good 4 legged supv.s

don't let the armchair builders get to you, their only projects are in their minds, their mom's won't let them dirty the yard

You might want to think about enclosing the bottom of the trailer you could get some tin roof material and enclosed the bottom of it to keep y’all in line from getting ripped off and damaged and corroded just a thought other than that you did a very nice job on the camper build👍You earned this cold beer🍺

Outstanding build! That’s better quality than a new camper these days.

Talk about timing I just watched your last video last night and boom new one

No one can do a better job, excellent

Great job, really enjoyed it!! Don't let people bother you, the world is full of Monday morning quarterbacks.

"Might bother my wife" LOL ! That would be the first thing my wife would notice God bless her. : )

That heater installation was awfully CLEVER! You are so very smart!

Love the recent additions to the camper. We use a 400watt ceramic heater for our teardrop, but I know a few diy teardrop people who use the diesels. For safety for you and yours, I highly recommended a carbon monoxide detector in the camper. Keep up the great videos!

You and your brother are both such impressive people. Love the project!

Great video, that fuel pump would drive my wife crazy too.😂

Very nice. I have to live vicariously since ruining my back. I have all kinds of projects for a healthy body. Enjoy your health. You never know when you might lose it.

Excellent job from start to finish well done👍🏻

Maybe it is due to age, but I couldn't manage with a refrigerator on the floor. I would have built a cabinet with a trash can or dirty clothes bin or something under the refrigerator to raise it up. I use rubber grommets or washers and foam to try and isolate noisy items like water or fuel pumps. I like your reasoning on the plywood. I bought my wood in early fall of one year, let it sit in the sun until rain, then put it around the sides of the garage until early spring, then painted it with deck paint before mounting it to the pontoon frame. It lasted 14 years sitting in the weather before I replaced it with aluminum dock decking.

Awesome build,now go out and camp in it!

Looks great. The only true way to learn is to do it. Get your hands dirty. Yes, there are other ways of doing things, and I saw things "I" would do differently but "I'm" not you or any of those other people who were not there when you made it. It looks great and you should be very proud of it. Great job.

Thanks for the update on the camper. Really enjoyed the video.

You are quite a craftsman, great job! 👍 At some point, you may want to consider beefing up the axle. I used to have a small mowing trailer with the same rated axle and hit a big pothole and the axle bent big time. The wheel was pointed sideways. The trailer place said that’s too lightly rated an axle and I replaced it with a 2500 lb axle. I know it doesn’t sound like much difference but it was much beefier and I never had another problem

Thanks for the update on the camper. It was great. The freezer in your fridge isn't known to be a friend of ice cream. They are usually open in the back and get alot of fridge cool. Hopefully it will work for you. Great job!❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing this. Hope you have some great trips in it!

I agree. Pressure treated wood needs at least a full month of 100 degree weather before you paint it. More time if you can wait.

This was one of the most informative and enjoyable videos on a camper build. The diesel heater you put in was a good addition to the camper I am a hvac/r guy and those little jet furnaces are are great. The refrigerator you in stalled with the freezer was a great idea; however, the freezer usually does not get cold enough to hold ice cream to temp and that’s because of the sugar content in the ice cream. Looking forward to another adventure with you. Oh, nice shop I would love to have a shop like that.

Awesome build, we have an old Coleman Rio Grande that is mouse ridden. This gives me a great idea of what to do with it. I did notice that both inlet and exhaust for the heater where below the floor, not sure if anyone has made a comment, but it might be a good idea to get a stainless screen to place over them in order to keep out the mud daubers, and other nest building pests. ... now to add to my 'round tuit' list :)

Great project, looks really good. Thanks for the video. 👍🏼👍🏼

Randy, same input. Using short piece of heater hose as mount/spacer would help w thumping noise

Great build. Enjoyed the videos on it.

Great video and great build man!!

You and your brother make the best video's.

Excellent video. Great job!

Really enjoyed every bit of this camper build and new modifications... thanks for putting these videos out...

Great build, nice little camper!

Awesome job

Looks Great. Pretty Work man 💛

It's fun watching you Figure stuff out ! great build!

Another very nice and informative video! And thanks for weight and cost updates. Sven

Great job! U figured it all out and know your camper inside and out. Pat yourself on the back. Enjoyed your videos!

Awesome build

Great build

That’s a lot of money, but the experience of building something with your own hands is priceless❤ do you think I can get a tax break from building a DIY camper?

You can use fireproof fireplace paneling for the bottom and sides to keep it from catching fire sweet setup

Great additions to the little camper sir.

Thanks Ryan !!! I'm subscribed to Brooke Dave and Mickeys channels so why not another Whipple. Great content and also saw your cabin build. Enjoy the camper. Oh by the way if nothing else I've used those heaters for heating up cans of soup as well. Just a thought. Make sure you have a pair of gloves or a pot holder. 😂

Just WANT TO SAY THANKS ALOT FOR GIVING ME HOPE. LOST EVERYTHING IN A HOUSE FIRE LIVING IN A CAMPER THAT I CANT TOWE. NOW I KNW I CAN SELL IT AND START OFF WTH A VEHICLE THEN DO WHAT U SHOWED ME WAS VERY EASIER THEN I THOUGHT

Love seeing how things are done...especially the on-the-fly adjustments . Thank you for sharing your time and skills ! Stay safe and well !

Thanks so much for showing us how you installed that heater, Ryan. Everybody else just breezes past that like we all know how to do it. Your camper turned out great. Thanks for sharing

Great videos and the Camper looks awesome.

The way that a refrigerator works isn't to cool per se, but to remove heat. That insulation with either be genius or regretful. Please update us? FANTASTIC JOB!! Very creative.

Nice job! Looks really nice. Also, if it’s cold enough to require the need for heat, no one should complain about a bit of noise. You could always turn it off and be cold lol

Good build mate. Cheers Graham

I liked your camper build, great job.😀👍👍👍👍

Awesome camper!!

DIY Plastic hose Hangers. Brilliant!!!!

Another great video Ryan. You did a great job of explaining the details of the cost and weight.

Thanks for the answer about the flooring! Enjoy many happy days with your family and dogs in your beautiful camper, your hard work is well deserved!

you're brilliant with every detail about your build! it's really a super great build! enjoy... continued travel mercies and blessings.🕊

Just come across you!! Watched the 2 videos back to back, great work, and easy to understand how you work 👍 👏

Great job.

Good presentation. I really enjoyed it.

Wow, you made an awesome camper build 🙂

Good job! Thanks for breaking down some of the details.

Well done!

Looks great!

Great job. I know you are going to have a great time using it.

Awesome DYI lets the adventures begin

Love the channel - you and dave and brooke put out fantastic common sense content

Wow, what a great job.

Very very nice camper build

Very nice good job.

You Sir are an inspiration. You definitely have some skills. Really enjoyed watching your journey. : )

Good jobRyan.

You are a marvelous craftsman

With each video, everything looks even better, you are doing a really nice job, thanks for sharing 😊👍💕💕💕

Subbed and liked, Awesome build it gave me many ideas. One idea for you, you could coat the bottom of your floor ply under the camper in rhino truck bed liner. Not only will it protect your floor, it adds a slight amount of insulation factor and noise dampening. Cheap and easy mod. Keep it comin brother

Been wanting to do this for a while. I think you have encouraged me to get started. About time to start looking for a trailer. Great video and thanks for sharing!

Thank you the price breakdown. I want to do this with my 31 BH camper. A lot. I know. You gave me a great reference. Again, thank you.

That’s a really nice well built camper. My parents had a 1960 camper & well loved.

FUEL PUMP... its just a pump not heated I have one. Put insulation around it and it will quite it down 90 % and it's totally safe. Love your build

Another good video. You really do put a lot of good effort into your builds. Goof luck on your camping trip, if you decide to show it.

A old set of snow shoes would look great crossed above the trailer tongue 🤔😂💯🍻✌️

That’s funny I’m just at the tail end of building a trailer just like yours. Started as a pop up too, great videos I’m glad I found your project when I did keep it up.

Love it!Little comforts are the biggest deal!😁Keep your MoonShineOn!👍🌙🐺

Great video and amazing result. I'm so impressed with your ingenuity and your fabrication skills. Thanks for sharing.

Sweet set up for the little diesel heater. Tried one for the first time in december, and was blown away with the amount of heat with such a small quantity of diesel used!

Like the additions. That thumping sound would drive me crazy. The fan itself I actually enjoy.

looks great

Didn't get a real clear view of your heater fuel pump but maybe a small piece of closed cell foam sandwiched between the pump body and the mounting spot would reduce the thumping sound? Nice little rig you built. Wish I would have kept more of my Dad's woodworking tools after he passed. Good luck from a fellow Michigander.

Beautiful Job sir, you are quite talented! What a great little camper at a fantastic price, and built way better that anything you can buy!

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing 🙏🕊🌏🤟

Thanks for another great video. Such a nice little camper. Im sure both of you will enjoy it especially when you you find the cause of the ticking in your heater, and fix it like you do any problem you have to do. Then, your wife will sleep cozy. See you on your next visit. From Central Oklahoma

Great build & Great build price!! Thanks for sharing. much cheaper to build your own camper then buying. And, most importantly you know the camper systems & build well that if there are any issues you can fix them.

Trailer looks comfy cozy love how you framed in your fridge and heater nice work foresty forest also had this issue , and eventually fond a pump that didnt make that clicking sure would be anoying . you have some awesome skill sets .

I used a round tin both ends removed put through the floor for the exhaust our first attempt the ply floor started to smolder nearly caught on fire. Good video