Thanks for the comments and compliment Robert! It certainly is integral to having tools on a jobsite and being able to find them quickly!

Howdy DarkDeg. Thanks for commenting! Much appreciated for checking out the older videos. You have probably already seen it but Handyman Journey, Allen Lee, out of CA has a real successful handyman business and he started out a bunch of years ago with a 5x8 and he has a couple videos showing his buildout in a small trailer for handyman. It might give you some ideas and what or what not to do! Best of luck with your build and like Daryl aka The Finisher always says, "if the trades don't work, nothing else does." Great luck and success with your business. Like the Bulletproof Handyman always says, "I hope you are out there killin' it!" If you haven't seen either one of them, you should check them both out. They are really great resources and inspiration for Handyman businesses.

Hi James. My name is Steve. (hello steve). I too have a hardware addiction. Thanks for commenting as always!!!

Hey there RWCR!! Always great to hear from you and thanks for sticking with me after all this time! As it may be apparent, I too am very pleased with such an extensive hardware store. It keeps me on the jobsite and that is worth a lot! Thanks for commenting.

Howdy DB! Thanks for the comments! I very much appreciate it. I can only imagine what you can do with a 24' trailer with the 8.5' width!!! I will grant you that hauling it in narrow road neighborhoods and parking it in client driveways would be (at least for me) incredibly problematic. I do have a trailer security system!! I will check your video out though. I am always looking to learn. Thanks again!! spence

Thanks fort the comment and the compliment! I am lucky enough to have found that Paulk guy back when I had a new empty trailer and was in need of an idea on how to build out some shelves for tools. I stumbled on one of his YT videos and from there, I was hooked! $25 set of PDF plans later and I was picking up plywood at the local lumber yard and deep diving into Ron's build series of videos looking for tricks, tips, and shortcuts for my build. This trailer has worked out very well for me in the past 4 years.

Very much appreciated! Thanks for checking out the video and for commenting!!

Howdy Russ! We only had Friday and tomorrow. PA doesn't take breaks. No idea why. Beyond my paygrade. Not sure what projects are coming up this summer but I have a porch rebuild and possibly a bathroom reno. I will keep you posted! Thanks for the comments (as always!)

Howdy Nathan! Thanks for your comments! I will say that I am a fan of the guy, no doubt about it and respect his skills with developing ideas for the trailers and the benches. As an educator, I am on automatic with crediting my sources and this is most likely why Ron's name gets mentioned in any trailer or bench video I make. I always make sure to over mention rather than under mention. You are correct in that I put the time and money into the builds and modified them to fit my needs and did it well. Glad to have had the chance to flex my skill set in different directions like those builds. I just try and make sure that I am giving proper credit to the bunch of years that it took to figure out the trailer set up and the benches that I am taking full advantage of by getting plans of the end result and making them my own. I appreciate that I did not have to dream this all up and then figure out how it worked. Thanks for the words about owing it....I do own it as anyone should who can bring some skills and time to the game and make something cool and functional. I had a great time building them and look forward to the next trailer and the next set of benches (with the carts.....I love the carts!!) Talk about function and convenience! Have a great one Nathan! Like I try to say in my most recent videos, you deserve it. And I mean that.

Howdy Shawn! Thanks for the comments. I work in a relatively small town (15,000) and surrounding areas. I could get away with a 14, 16, 18, and maybe even a 20ft trailer but, given that, I couldn't park anything bigger than a 12ft on my pad just off our alley. (too tight to back it in and swing it around). If I worked in a larger city, I would strongly consider one of those tall Sprinter type vans and build it out. I know the Handyman had a 10 or 12ft trailer and he seemed to do well in his city of over 1 million when not traveling in the mid-town. There, he only seemed to have his truck or his wife's van. If I could have two vehicles in a city setting, I would have a truck for most things and a Van built out for work. Good luck with your build out however it takes shape.

@@sdsconstruction Thanks for the insight, keep up the good work!

Hey there Abeman!! Thanks for commenting! Not sure about the hair? I have it. It seemed properly cleansed and quaffed. Are you recommending a differently stylist? : )