dan0mite
Member
I wanted an #EAF / #OLAF trailer but wanted something more than the standard M416 style but less than a fully decked our $30k expedition teardrop with pull out sinks and toilets. The trailers that I found within my parameters were either not enough, had questionable build quality, or were way too much money for what I'd be getting in options.
I knew if I wanted it built right with quality craftsmanship and a lot of forethought, the first and only person that came to mind was Eddy at SOS Concepts. Eddy and I spoke at length about what I wanted and what I didn't want and we bounced a lot of ideas around. Eddy spent a lot of time with me figuring out the "flow" of the trailer for placement of everything. Once we got everything figured out, the build began!
A small sampling of the goods for the trailer:
3500lb Torsion Axles:
We've got a roller! Starting to figure out the layout:
Sides going up:
Designing the back door w/ swingout:
Plasma table ******:
Definitely no concerns with build quality here:
Getting the front on:
Front box enclosure:
Andrew helping mock up the WaterPort location:
Lid for front box:
Doors!
Platform built for fridge and generator slideouts:
I knew if I wanted it built right with quality craftsmanship and a lot of forethought, the first and only person that came to mind was Eddy at SOS Concepts. Eddy and I spoke at length about what I wanted and what I didn't want and we bounced a lot of ideas around. Eddy spent a lot of time with me figuring out the "flow" of the trailer for placement of everything. Once we got everything figured out, the build began!
A small sampling of the goods for the trailer:
3500lb Torsion Axles:
We've got a roller! Starting to figure out the layout:
Sides going up:
Designing the back door w/ swingout:
Plasma table ******:
Definitely no concerns with build quality here:
Getting the front on:
Front box enclosure:
Andrew helping mock up the WaterPort location:
Lid for front box:
Doors!
Platform built for fridge and generator slideouts:
