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​@@texascamperAny idea what they call the two pieces? I can't find them on website and Texas is too far :)

@@paulematthews I found it on Amazon here > www.amazon.com/Overhead-Galvanized-Sliding-Single-Bracket/dp/B071S1LTHS/ref=sr_1_5?crid=308AGYD61G1PJ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.QRI7telqaz-gkC8DhIQnEUgzJKgkFQXK4KRDM7-zyZmHcphNP8DCN4jr0x1osnqiYA0CusFauApbAT9NZs2hyx58NK_yTaDIWEnOz25nFaOoC1147CLGubG3lOMhI9RXnmZb2xYYIng9E-c_h6iVZ-JZd88dRA_nWxeUu_dJ190p_stHelbVXpEwaDFireKUzKhNtlFxDN3uwXGZX1mYoFtxZEOQQbdF0OWOMoQ6YUx5KWkyBJ8foXkt_ON7PRAQHPEnMMaMG60TnfIfI42dSHMhCViVYfY-MdvVWbzxjbI.lSISWLUrsCcVgtcc1rNp-zpnFOTg6FbL57Rx3vu9n0w&dib_tag=se&keywords=Sliding+Barn+Door+Track+Hardware+Single+Wall+Box+Rail+Bracket+Overhead+Galvanized+Steel&qid=1731951580&sprefix=sliding+barn+door+track+hardware+single+wall+box+rail+bracket+overhead+galvanized+steel%2Caps%2C154&sr=8-5

@@paulematthews It is called > Overhead Galvanized Steel Sliding Barn Door Track Single Wall Box Rail Bracket

@@paulematthews You can also get it from McCoys but I dont know if you can ship it. McCoys is where I got mine. Here is the link> www.mccoys.com/shop/p/7154123-052303-28/national-hardware-n104-638-box-rail-bracket-3-14-in-w-x-1-34-in-d-x-7-18-in-h-dimensions-steel-galvanized

ThermoPro TP420 2-in-1 Instant Read Thermometer ->>>>> www.amazon.com/ThermoPro-TP420-Thermometer-Temperature-Adjustable-Emissivity/dp/B09Q8MPNWG/ref=sr_1_4?crid=24SWHJ731878V&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.CN-DLSGiKLBARhIznjr7sISCqZ9D7rxCVCm_LnqOENbbKuz8vTXLlBq_MbF2kiHQ3hClKtIJSNruUDJ90zHb8nsGc--TqUZi2rS2FL7VEKb0Dw7XKYdN5wkHg_cMciaxXPxX-dhJZwuqt7SA82A48swpQIEFuQiFQWory3P6UAWJAh3y85Dg8BFTqYNPHknAoxDrfvjf9i0EVSQUpQ6E10o3Q4HeCc9lVqSbhdrYQTo.Nwxr26HcvJrJQObZ8ua4z1y6nibXMBuNTCCd309tsKo&dib_tag=se&keywords=thermopro%2Bthermometer%2Binfrared&qid=1731696795&sprefix=thermopro%2Bthermometer%2Binfared%2Caps%2C148&sr=8-4&th=1

Yes. There’s a link to as another video that shows adding a ceramic coating.

Hi, I do not think that it is strong enough to carry 2 heavy 6 lug wheel and tire combo's.

Burgers - Garlic Powder, Salt, Pepper and mayo while cooking. (Shown in Video only) Fries, salt and pepper to your desire before eating.

Avocado oil has the highest smoke point of all plant-based cooking oils, ranging from 510-520°F

@@rentajunkbus sorry! was always under the impression it had a lower smoke point

Turned out pretty good.

Thanks for the tips. I will give it a try.

No. We are new at the griddle and cooking anything on it

This is true and a good suggestion. However, I had already assembled the trailer when I decided to put the plywood bottom and box it in. Also, you would need to somehow bolt it together in the middle for the metal channels because the hinges do add some support to it on the edges. Fo me it was no big deal to cut slots for the hinges.👍

@@texascamperyep it was just a suggestion for future people. I’ve built a bunch of these, I always just thru bolt the center supports together with the hardware you would use for the hinges. The pre-drilled holes line up perfectly.

@@tomf9292 thanks for watching.

Maybe. I was happy with the outcome.

You can see the before and after area in the video. When the video starts, the area in the top right section of your screen has not been restored yet. Whereas the left side of the camper has been. This entire video has before and after views.

Good concern. I have never weighed it empty, but I can do the math. Trailer itself is 280 based on the box unassembled components. The max payload capacity is 1720 lbs. I added for the build out, Plywood - 240, Hardware estimate - 50, Other wood and paint - 275 = about 565 lbs. for the build out including the lid. The max payload capacity is 1720 minus the body build out of 565 = 1155 lbs. max remaining capacity to put in the box with the lid on. I very seldom use the lid. The lid of the build out itself probably weighs about 150. So, if I leave that off, I can haul about 1305 capacity. The total weight of the trailer empty with lid would be about 845. Without the lid 695.

Hi, That is a 30W 12V Panel that I purchased from Amazon. It came with a 10A controller. Instructions in the box. I used it to trickle charge the battery to keep it up during storage. Since I have switched to lithium, I use it to do the same but only when I am using the camper. It supplies just a little power, not much. Here is an example located here>>> www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CSCQKJ32/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

It sounds like your paint is too far gone. Oxidation has taken over completely.

@@texascamper thanks, that isn’t what I wanted to hear, but I believe you’re right.

The Goldblatt is still available on Amazon for 39.99. I do not see a Marshalltown version on there. www.amazon.com/Goldblatt-Dustless-Drywall-Sanding-Adapter/dp/B09VT78MB2/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=T7OKYLY1XIQ4&keywords=Marshalltown+Dust+Free+Hand+Sander&qid=1701722325&s=hi&sprefix=marshalltown+dust+free+hand+sander%2Ctools%2C100&sr=1-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1

Be sure to apply the Mequiars wax after to protect your work. See my other video on that.

Good for a year now. Probably will need a fresh after about 24 months. My camper is stored inside so it may last longer than the average.

@@texascamper oh ok great I’m going to polish mine with the same and make a video also thanks 🙏🏻 again

You're welcome

There are crossmembers that cross between the main frame. The underbelly was secured to it but it had busted loose so the rope hooks were larger than the original washers. I put them in the same place as the original washers.

Holding up well. I have never weighed it empty, but I can try to do the math. Trailer itself is 280 based on the box unassembled components. The max payload capacity is 1720 lbs. I added for the build out, Plywood - 240, Hardware estimate - 50, Other wood and paint - 275 = about 565 lbs. for the build out including the lid. The max payload capacity is 1720 minus the body build out of 565 = 1155 lbs. max remaining capacity to put in the box with the lid on. I very seldom use the lid. The lid of the build out itself probably weighs about 150. So, if I leave that off, I can haul about 1305 capacity. The total weight of the trailer empty with lid would be about 845. Without the lid 695.

@@texascamper Definitely not bad at all. I guess I may try to reduce the side plywood to 1/2 inch to reduce some weight. Did you have to reinforce the tongue as I heard it may be one of the weakest links and can flex a bit? Did you have any issues with the A bracket tongue?

No problems at all with the tongue. The trailer is well centered over the axle. Just make sure you load it the same and you will be fine. I got the 3/4 plywood for free, so that's why I have it 3/4. If I were to have to pay for it, I would do 1/2" for both reasons, cost and weight. Same for the lid.

@@texascamper wondering if I could use half-inch plywood for the base as well, since I am trying to put recessed tiedowns on the plywood as well.

I suggest you stick with 3/4 for that.

Here is a link to the brackets. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HRPH661/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Also, I used CDX 3/4 plywood

@@texascamper I think that is sheathing grade and not expensive. I am definitely going this route as your build looks really nice.

It is lots of work if you need to do more than just the front cap. But it did work well for me and still looks nice to this day. Please do note that my camper is stored in the storage building there when not in use.

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Yes, Fiberglass composite.

Hi. Still looks great. You need to top coat it with ceramic wax which is in a follow-up video. Mine is holding up. THanks for your comment and view.