Thank you, I didn't want to go the viewtainer route and that's what I came up with. I am really happy with the pack out storage. it is really working well. I haven't found any issues with its function yet and knock on wood I would build it again the same way.

thank you for the compliment. Good luck on your new trailer.

Thank you, I really appreciate that.

Thank you Al!

Thank you very much!

Thank you! 😊

Glad you like them!

Thank you, Good luck with your build out

Thank you, good luck on your build out.

Yes, its very satisfying indeed! Thank you,

Thank you. They are a lot of work but well worth it and Fun to build. its not often you get a chance to make something you will use so much.

thank you

What are some things you want to see more videos on?

Keep the videos coming...updates on trailer as well as the work you produce out of it. You must do really high quality work by the looks of the quality of your trailer build.

Thanks!

Thank you

Thank you. Than you for all of the content you have posted. It has helped a lot in building my trailer.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! 😄

Good job Chris. Your hubby inspired a lot of us.🎉😊

Amazon. I think I just searched drawer organizers

fair point but the garage is mostly messy because I moved then immediately started building the tool trailer without setting any organization up in the garage first. In hindsight I should have setup the garage more. It would have cut down on my build time and lost sanity.

frames are mostly 3/4". drawers are 1/2"

The plans are made by Ron Paulk. check out his stuff on KZfaq. He sells the trailer plans I modified them to fit my needs from there. the isle is 35" wide. I roughly have about 20 sheets of 3/4" and 20 sheets of 1/2" into it. it might be a couple sheets less than that.

@@fenloebellllc bought the trailer and the plans! thank you. Looks like you insulated the roof. Is that peal and seal?

@@AsaBlazecongrats on the trailer and plans. an exciting project ahead for you. the insulation is just a cheap foil faced iso foam from the big box store. Its just pressure fit in the walls and ceiling in-between the joists. then I went over the ceiling again covering over the aluminum joists with a layer of 1/2". Its held up with spray adhesive and the wood strips I mounted my lights to. I would use more spray adhesive and or another row of wood strips if I did it again. I noticed yesterday the 1/2" layer is sagging in one spot. Others wise all is working great.

Thanks

Thank you,

8x16

yes, as Chris said it is an 8x16 plus the V nose which is another 3'-8" if I remember correctly

Yes I did

yes I made all of it, Thanks

Go Hawks

The ramp is nice and simple but it only works one way and needs 6.5' to 7' behind the trailer to open it. I like the versatility of the rear doors.I only need 4'. I can open them and get in and get what I need and close them up. If I want more flat room behind the trailer I can fold them 180 degrees so they are on the sides of the trailer and completely out of the way leaving me more flat round outside to work. When I am standing on the ground and accessing the drawers, level and track storage at the back of the trailer it is at a comfortable height. if I had the ramp I would need to bend over more. all in all not a huge deal but nice. In the end either will work. you just have to decide which will work BEST for you.

when I purchased all the plywood it was around 2000-2200lbs. figure I lost a little with cut offs and waste but not much. my scrap pile was very small. Then add the tools I am right at my 5000 payload weight right now. Add the trailer weight of 2K for a total of 7k GVW

@@fenloebellllc thank you!

Go pro and Go pro app

I bought plans from Ron Paulk and then just made a few modifications to fit my needs. it is based off "ART-awesome rolling tool box". stores.modularmarket.com/paulk_homes/index.php