That's always a worry. Initially I wanted to put them on the trailer tounge but with the pointed trailer they wouldn't fit. So now I just try not to tax the batteries very hard.

Good luck! If you make a video about it please share!!

Glad to help

Lots of cords and some poles I picked up at cabelas

Thank you! Hope yours turns out well! You will definitely have alot of fun

A place in North Georgia called country boy trailers. Just under $2000.

Alright thunder let me see what I can put together 😊

looking forward to hearing about your results. it's really a fun project.

how did it go?

@@singerdave2001 Thanks for the follow-up. It went very well. I placed the outlets all the way up near the front behind the driver's seat. There is a channel through the rib between the two interior panel pieces. I also wrapped the cables with a wire loom for protection. While I had everything apart, I also installed an external SAE plug, using the smaller black rubber cap that is underneath next to the shore power plug. The other end extends to another plug inside the van. I have 200w Bluetti solar panels I lay on my roof rack, and this will now allow me to plug that into my Bluetti battery inside without having to run the wires through my front window anymore. Perfect setup. Thanks for posting this! BTW, I did this on a 2021, Passenger 148" in case anyone was wondering.

i was originally. pulled just fine but then i bought a full size transit.

@@singerdave2001 I have a pro master city & was thinking about getting a 5x8. Wasn’t sure if I could pull it with that.

Mainly I like camping in winter so I hoped it would help draw in a little extra warmth. Plus it goes well with my black tow vehicle.

We always eat outside but on days when it's raining it's been great for a board game.

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The peel and stick came from home depot and I just used the built in adhesive right on the plywood. I did tack down some quarter round trim at the edges to hold in place should the built in adhesive come loose. It has survived a few really hot Georgia days so far

That's awesome to hear!

Towed great! I did worry about going into the mountains with steep grades. But general towing I had zero issues. I later upgraded to a full size transit to eliminate the steep grade concern but for standard grades towing under 2000lbs should be fine.

I'm 6'2" and don't even notice that I cannot stand in here. If you have seating you just hop into a seat like how you climb into a tear drop.

If the trailer were taller it might be a bit wobbly on the road unless it were wider

🤣🤣😂😂 That was a home made squirrel cage fan I had hoped would quiet down but it didn't so I ripped it out. The trailer runs on 12volt batteries and solar I didn't want to need a parking spot with water and power.

Since filming I have used this little stove for lots of different things. now I just keep a small bag of charcoal and break up them up a little and drop them in. definitely more efficient that using a large grill and you can cook on it just like any stove top.I do recommend using a pan instead of the included grill grates they give you since it will keep the unit cleaner.

@@singerdave2001 thanks for replying.

Awww you are very welcome!! Glad I could help

Thanks for the tip. I mainly use the outlet for small items as it is usually tethered to my trailers solar and inverter. I do have a small 350watt heater butt you almost need to put it in your sleeping bag to notice its working lol

@@singerdave2001 It's too bad they don't make a 15 amp version of that desk socket. It would have saved me a lot of time. Maybe if someone finds a 15 amp version of it they will post the info.

Sorry about that! It's kinda funny I wrote the song as a declaration that I was going to finally focus on some time in nature and away from work. I wanted go make a music video for it and originally the video was intended to be more for the song and the trailer I built to achieve my goal of escaping. Of course the trailer stole the show.

I've heard of people getting customized sizes from several different manufacturers. I guess step one would be to chat with a dealer or give the manufacturer a call.

I agree, I shopped for alot of sub 2000lb campers and found I was limited to tear drops and really stripped down pop-ups. By using light weight materials and not going crazy with hardwood wall paneling I was able to keep the weight where I wanted while having more space than I would have with most tear drops and pop-ups.

@@singerdave2001 do you know the final weight of your build?

@@mattuk180586 As I finished this out I was weighing every little thing and keeping a spreadsheet. I was somewhere under 1900 lbs on completion then I later added an extra battery and solar. I believe Its hovering around the 2000 lbs range. I had towed it with a four cylinder quite a bit before upgrading to a larger 6 cylinder.

I kept a scale in my garage as I was doing the build and each piece I'd hold and stand on the scale and subtract my weight before installing. I also avoided any unnessasary weight by only building cabinet faces in there and letting the trailer wall be the back of the cabinet. I see some people that load their walls and ceiling with wood planks. I cannot imagine that type of build being light weight. When I was done all my various weights summed up to around 1800 lbs later adding in two 60lb 100 amp hour batteries put me a bit closer to 2000. The transit connect had a 2300lb towing recommendation. I never had any issue towing but I did always consider my routes to avoid any extreme grades. The other thing to remember is to keep an eye on your rear brake pads. Usually front brake pads do majority of the work but when towing you really eat through the rear pads quicker for some reason.

It's just under 6 foot. I am just over 6 foot. But I can tell you once you have seating inside the height doesn't affect you much. Similar affect of tear drops you just hop in and take a seat.

@@singerdave2001 That's what I am trying to figure out. I have one available that is 5ft. That i put a deposit on. I think I am going to have a hard time pulling a 6.3" one

I made my benches the same height as the seat of a folding chair. You could always carry a folding chair to the place you put the deposit and see how much head room you have while seated. People deal with much less height in tear drops with no issues

If you think this fan is loud you should have heard my earlier attempt at a home made ac unit. Every comment on that video is "wtf is wrong with the fan?" lol