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I have a 33 gallon custom water tank from Adventure Trailer also. They did a great job with the build, communications and were plain easy to work with.

What a different perspective seeing these places from above!

Anymore kayak trips planned?

What the heck? Every YTT my woman has been on is a diabolical three or four day 18 hours of nonstop yoga. :)

I use a ton of Unistrut for work and it does seem to be a simple way to fabricate a trailer. Don't like a part? Just unbolt it and try a different style. It does what you need it to do, what more can you ask for?

This should be a true concern for people with larger tanks. When I had my tank built with food grade plastic roto welded with two baffles, one of my concerns was keeping it clean. I had a drain installed so I could flush it out easily. The plastic food grade material is 1/4 inch thick and...

How do you like your outrigger/levelers on the rear of your trailer? I can't decide whether to get a setup like this or go with the two jack method. I want something that would tuck away when not in use or be able to level the rear of the trailer just using a ratchet strap.

Those boxes are perfect for all of your electrical needs. Just like mine. :)

We camp with our pop up trailer all the time and the things we spend the most time at camp are the kitchen area. We have evolved and redesigned it four or five times so, we can be efficient and tidy at the same time. I don't like refers so, I have a nice Canyon Cooler to use to prep the...

Just south of where I live is a fellow who installs these units. I know it is a kit and not quite a DIY but it was awesome to see in action on a back country run. He used the mig setup and had a half sized bottle of gas since I think he knew what type of work there would be (a pole fence)...

I can't wait to see your plumbing and solar setup! Slow and steady is the way to go on this build.

Is that a jockey wheel in pic #2, if so what brand? And how much room are you going to have inside once your tent is in there? Where does the lid go? Looks like a great surface for a solar panel or three.

I had to look up your tent you're installing and this is going to be a very nice trailer.

Even as a plumbing contractor with a 70% discount on fittings, they do cost quite a bit. The whiffle ball idea is a great one.

PVC does get brittle in the sun and is also white which doesn't heat the water as well as black ABS. You could paint it black and the fittings do hold up well in the heat and under pressure +|- 15 Lbs for a shower. They used to make an eccentric end plug so your hose bibb would be at the bottom...

Late to the party but I use Aura hardwoods in San Jose to get my ideas for Baltic plywood and drawer slides. It's a bit of a drive but they have everything you need for your cabinetry builds.

If you do go with pvc or abs using 6" pipe, you can easily use these style of end caps. Mission rubber also makes band on 90's if you want to double the length of your run. This is what I used for years before I went with a roto system water tank. No glue is involved and either pipe works well...

That look really nice! Should be plenty of room.

It is always worthwhile to test your usage. The other thing I always see is undersized wiring and runs that are too long.

A nice outing and those are some favorite routes.