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haaa honestly with that much strap why would you need safety chains lol

I built my own coupling it is serviceable theres not a main bearing but greased shaft in a tube it has no play at all it seems to be good for me. it is a video so click on the link.

what about something like this? they go up to 800 amp http://www.thesolar.biz/DC_Fuses.htm or these http://www.donrowe.com/accessories/fuse_anl.html

it is actually light, it just looks heavier then it is. I can push it around with one hand no problem the jeep yea not so much

I almost for got these pictures I need to add a couple supports but its holding the way it is

Well its a slow go but heres one free sat worth of work new wiring with 7 pin connector.... Free thanks to a buddy that works on big rigs cooler access door I was worried the jack may get beat up if I didn't move it off the trailer when off road so I decided this was a good place for it...

duck tape lots of duck tape

what about having a closeable one for the dusty times and open it when your done moving. like some twist style vents. I plan on doing that. I will have a "divider" but also have my propane in the same area so yea lots of vents are in my future

latches in strikers are next Spare tire mounted on the drivers fender cant be removed without opening the cargo area double sleeve to stop water transfer as much as possible

haha i gotta try that think the wife would be pissed?

just realized im getting an early day off trailer here I come ... well in a couple hours

Ive had a bit more time to work on the trailer led "bar light" pulls out over kitchen area for night cooking closed in front step and front door done. top frame done tailgate frame done needs latches also decided to mount the tire on the drivers side to help counter the kitchen...

looks great!!!! what gauge sheet are you using? what do you think a sheet weighs in at?

are you looking for a tonge jack or stabilizers? Mines fairly high up there I bought a very basic tounge jack welded the mount to the trailer and welded a big wheel with a lock under that it seems to work good for me

slider latch installed and it holds like a charm I can pull the trailer around with the rear slider and it doesnt move.

you could probably use unistrut they have deep unistrut that will hold quiet a bit of weight. They sell it in 10' lengths you can order 20' lengths too. any electrical, plumbing, hvac etc supplier will have it or home depot. the green is painted the silver is galvinized

picked up better latches for the tailgate, battery box and kitchen today also got some nifty little snap latches 8 of the large latches, 6 of the snap latches and 12 of the weld in strikers for 20 bucks score! I love the surplus yard.... and the tolerate me lmfao larger latches and strikers...

how long can one roughly expect a pair of 975 cca batteries to hold up to a fridge and led cook lighting? I dont have a fridge bought but the batteries are free so will they work

I just read your build up from now on check K&K raither then den col they stomp there prices if you can find it scrap out back (fairly good size yard) its 50 cents a pound. got a link to where you bought the bigger solar panel?

got my jacks its been a while but im back on task. Front and rear trailer jacks installed kitchen main supports are in. I have decided to change up the tailgate a little to accomidate a spare tire so I gotta re frame that.I also chose to loose 10" of the rear pull out to make a built in kitchen...