The next build my brother and I

[Crush Jeep]

A few more pictures of the progress, enjoy. The skeleton is about done and the axel is on. The wheels are inside the trailer and not to the outsides, this allows the inside of the trailer to be to be wider for the bed.



Another shot of the frame, it lets you see the total size of the trailer.



This is where the spare tire will be mounted and you can see where the Maxx air fan will go. The back of the trailer is angled and will allow for access to storage under the bed from the rear.

 

[Crush Jeep]

Some more progress this shows the slide out for the kitchen, it will hold a cooler or frig and a stove top. You can see the water tank in this picture and where it will be.



Here is the cooler and the stove top laid in position.



Here is the slide out inside the trailer.



So on this picture you can see the pop up roof if you look closely. Above the stove and cooler there will be some shelves and storage area.

 

[Crush Jeep]

Some more progress, this is how the roof will open. If you look on the front left side behind the slide out you can see the door way and a step up at the bottom.


Another shot of the roof open.


The roof closed and you can see the door way a little better.


A shot of the rear of the trailer with the roof open. There are rear stabilizer jacks on the bottom. Placing the mounts for the gas cans.


Next is the inside, the frame is complete now.

 

[Crush Jeep]

Working on the inside now. The paneling is in and the bed frame is down.


A look at the other side where the entrance is to the right. There will also be a sink on the left side and storage cabinets above the slide out.


The frame for the sink and an access door for under the bed.


A look from the door to the sink area.

 

[Crush Jeep]

Finishing up with the inside, here's the sink dropped in. The floor is also complete.


Another view of the bed area and a little closer look at the sink.


Looking from the front down into the bed and the sink area.


The step is finished for the door way. You can see the door is attached.


Sink is framed out, the faucet is installed. The faucet is a hand pump and the rest of the water system is gravity fed and not electric (less that can go wrong).


So full disclosure this project was started in November and finished in March. We will be taking it out this weekend to Uwharrie Safari in Uwharrie National Forest. The last four builds will all be together at our camp if you are out that way and would like to see them in person stop by and see us, there's always an open chair at the camp fire. More updates next week.

 

[Crush Jeep]

Back from a great trip, the trailer worked out great, it just needs a little tweaking.

Anyway back to the build. Adding the finishing touches on the inside. A look at the bed area with the shelf installed and wiring run.


Finishing up on the sink and the inside cabinets for clothing and things.


A look at the power and wiring on the bottom left. The battery is a sealed Optima deep cycle battery that will currently power the radio on the top right, inverter, USB charging ports and LED lights inside and out. It's wired for two batteries but for right now there will only be one.

 

[Crush Jeep]

A little more progress. Here is the sink with the cabinet complete.



Another shot of the sink completed.



This is what is under the sink.



This is for the wife at night so she don't have to get out of the trailer at night. It fits under the sink and out of the way.



Getting ready to start to skin the outside, adding the insulation.

 

[Hummelator]

Looking good!
Keep the updates coming

 

[Crush Jeep]

Finishing up with the insulation and building a basket on the front.









Now that the insulation is in it's time to skin the outside. The last trailer's skin was steel this one will be aluminum sourced from a company in Atlanta.

 

[Hilldweller]

Good decision on the Ark wheel for the tongue. I love that thing.

It's a work of art, Wayne. Scott is the da Vinci of SEES.

 

[Crush Jeep]

Some of the final shots of the build. Skinning the outside, the roof is up and getting ready to be skinned.


The roof is skinned now.


Another look at the inside at the top, the lights, fan, chargers and speakers are wire in.


A shot of the inside front.


A look at the outside top from the rear.


A look at the front outside.


One last shot of the outside.


The next shots will be the finished product.

 

[Crush Jeep]

So here are the finished shots of the outside of the trailer, the final weight came out to 2700 pounds.




The kitchen slide out.



100 watt solar panel on the front. The top is raised up to stand inside. The slide is set up for either a cooler or it can take a refrigerator.





Some shots of the finished inside.





Speakers at the head board, there is also USB charging stations at the headboard for phones or other devices.



There is still a few small things that need to be done, adding the awning is one of them. What do you think, hope you like the finished product.

 

[L3TT3RS]

Holy crap. That's amazing.

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[Crush Jeep]

Installed the awning, it is on a pivot arm so it moves up and forward to open it and back and down when traveling. This is it in the traveling position.



Here it is ready to open.



Another view, it covers the kitchen when open.



Here we are on the latest camping trip, on the test run of the trailer. Everything worked well, just a few minor things to tweak for the next trip.