Cool Cargo build ..... The idea for a projection TV is quite different too .... Neat modular type bed/lounge system 👌👍👍 "thanks" for sharing your unique Cargo with us ....
I have a 5x8 cargo build. On the projector I also use it outside put hooks on top and hang a 120 inch screen. It makes like a mini drive in theater I really love it. My inside is only a king tri fold mattress that slides into a couch mode with my fridge and toilet in a cabinet underneath the couch.
Amazing how compact you’ve been able to achieve your quarters! I’m in the beginning stage of building out a 20’ cargo. Intimidated a bit, but it’s my home now, not just a weekend camper. Appreciate your time in the video, it helps to see stages and I’m glad you’re sharing.
This is an extremely well thought out modular build for such a small space. 🥰 I love some of your ideas so much that it's become inspiration for the build Im going to do one day when I'm able. As to hiding the messy corner, I would just put up a simple curtain. That way you can access easily and cover up easily withoit taking up unnecessary space. 😊Thanks for posting your build. It's awesome!!!😍 Well done!!! 🥳👏🎉
Dang....look at you with a big screen projector in a 5x8 trailer! You are a great MacGyver engineer with that lounge chair....love it! I live in my little 6x12 castle I built and only have a 10" tablet tv I call my Big Screen! Went through a few of your videos....really thoughtful work. Cheers!
Overall, your 5 X 8 is an impressive accomplishment. How do I know? By what I'm trying to achieve building a 5 X 10... and as for your lighting, switching, electronic wizardry, I can't even come close. You've done a terrific job, too, utilizing space and creating such modularity with the bed, the desk, the recliner. I like the style of the walls. The windows are great and so's your projection tv and monitor. Bravo! I'll be checking out some of your build vids to see where I might avail myself of options on USB ports, etc. Thanks for a terrific video. I have bailed on watching here on RUclips several others' 5 X 8 and 5 X 10 "builds" because they just aren't up to this standard.
Thanks!! 5x10 seems like the unicorn of the cargo trailer world. I couldn't find one to match my needs anywhere nearby me. Those extra 2 feet should do you well, while still staying narrow for easy driving.
The toggle clamp!😂😂 Tell me you're a woodworker without telling me you're a woodworker... Ok serious question.. Im looking at adding an rv style latch to my backdoor. I saw you used one on the side door but not the back? Any reason? Does the toggle clamp hold?
Haha! Made me laugh out loud! The toggle clamp works great, though I do bump it sometimes going in and put and it can hurt. Right at rib height! The rv latch was a major PITA to alighn and created the structure around to fit well. And that was with a door I designed. I don't tend to use the big back door for going in and out as much, so leaving the original lever latch on the outside works well while traveling, then I leave it Un latched when I get where I'm going.
I've been following a lot of vanlife/trailer conversion channels but never commented, I see that your a smaller/newer channel so I just wanted to give you some support as your current build has many similar ideas to mine (although quite different at the same time) and your videos have great depth and go into many of the things I want to see which is awesome. I've been tinkering away at my own design for a couple years as I'm planning on building a trailer conversion but in no rush as I want to do it with some big constraints like weight/cost/storage and personal design touches. The biggest thing for me is sizing for a couple and a toddler I've gone back and forth between 6x12, 6x10 and now 5x12 purely based on whats available and trailer weights, your videos are super helpful seeing what can be done with an even smaller 5x8 trailer. Couple quick questions if I may :) 1. Do you know how much your finished build weighs? 2. Is it possible to move by hand and potentially over grass? My current potential trailer only weighs around 700lbs and hoping to keep around 1000-1500lbs when finished/fully loaded but storagewise I'd like to be able to hand move it and store in my backyard if possible. Thanks! Looking forward to your future videos and hopefully some adventures with the trailer.
Thanks so much! To answer your questions, I don't know the finished weight, but it is possible to move it around by hand on level ground. I have a wheel that can go on the jack in the front, then it's surprisingly easy to move. I've also pulled it around with my little lawn tractor (I put a ball on the back) when the ground isn't level. I can still lift the tongue, but its at the edge of what is probably safe for my body. I use jacks now if I need it up/down. As far as overall size goes, i would probably recommend going slightly larger than you think you need. The 5x8 does work perfectly for just me, and its easy to fit most places, but an extra couple feet would mean alot more storage space, or space for another person. Hope that helps!
@@adv3ntur3ing Oh, that's so nice to have the extra height! Now I'm on the fence about needing to go a foot taller, too. I'll have to think about that! I've had a couple of tires blow on a cargo trailer and a travel trailer and unfortunately it has scared me into having too big of a rig. But, maybe it will still feel manageable after all.
Have you seen the remote TPMS sensors for monitoring tire pressure in your trailer tires? Any tire that's going to blow should start to give you warning signs if you have that. It detects over/under pressure, as well as temperature. It's great peace of mind for me.
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Nice build. Thanks for sharing. My wife and I have spent the last 3 years building a 5x10 conversion. This stuff becomes a labor of love for sure.
It sure does. I was surprised at how long each step took, but it's so worth it in the end
Cool Cargo build ..... The idea for a projection TV is quite different too .... Neat modular type bed/lounge system 👌👍👍 "thanks" for sharing your unique Cargo with us ....
Glad you like it!
Great build with lots of great ideas! Just subscribed and cant wait to see more ideas!
Thanks!!
I would like to see a video on how you built the security system for the trailer.
There are lots of videos about conversions
This is by far my favorite
Thanks!!
Thats a pretty fantastic build. I'm about 80% on my 7x16 conversion, looking forward to getting it in the road.
Thanks!! 7x16 must be like doing 3 5x8s :)
I have a 5x8 cargo build. On the projector I also use it outside put hooks on top and hang a 120 inch screen. It makes like a mini drive in theater I really love it. My inside is only a king tri fold mattress that slides into a couch mode with my fridge and toilet in a cabinet underneath the couch.
That's a great idea!
great build. You thought of everything. Congrats
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Nice recliner idea
Thanks!!
This is quite amazing! All the comforts of a small, beautiful home! Enjoy !!
Thank you so much!
VERY nice. Got some great ideas from you. Thanks.
So glad!
Amazing. Great work. You are awesome.
Thanks so much!!
Amazing how compact you’ve been able to achieve your quarters! I’m in the beginning stage of building out a 20’ cargo.
Intimidated a bit, but it’s my home now, not just a weekend camper.
Appreciate your time in the video, it helps to see stages and I’m glad you’re sharing.
Thanks! One step at a time, it will get done.
That is a nice build. It is very functional. Really like the projector idea.
Glad you like it!
Love it!
Thanks!
This is an extremely well thought out modular build for such a small space. 🥰 I love some of your ideas so much that it's become inspiration for the build Im going to do one day when I'm able. As to hiding the messy corner, I would just put up a simple curtain. That way you can access easily and cover up easily withoit taking up unnecessary space. 😊Thanks for posting your build. It's awesome!!!😍 Well done!!! 🥳👏🎉
Thanks so much!!
Dang....look at you with a big screen projector in a 5x8 trailer! You are a great MacGyver engineer with that lounge chair....love it! I live in my little 6x12 castle I built and only have a 10" tablet tv I call my Big Screen! Went through a few of your videos....really thoughtful work. Cheers!
Wow, thanks! MacGyver (the original) was one of my favorite shows :)
@adv3ntur3ing MacGyver was one of my favorites as well....oh boy how quick time passes. Look forward to seeing more of your videos. Cheers!
I’m starting my own build and I really like your build! Thanks for sharing:)
Thanks! Good luck!
Excellent use of space, impressive. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!!
Awesome built I am about to build out a 5x8x6ft6" with polycore skin 0.80
Thanks! Lmk if you have any questions when you get into your build
@@adv3ntur3ing Thanks I sure will👍
I sure will again what an awesome 5x8 tiny home on wheels
Nice❤ I want one
Awesome!!!!
Overall, your 5 X 8 is an impressive accomplishment. How do I know? By what I'm trying to achieve building a 5 X 10... and as for your lighting, switching, electronic wizardry, I can't even come close. You've done a terrific job, too, utilizing space and creating such modularity with the bed, the desk, the recliner. I like the style of the walls. The windows are great and so's your projection tv and monitor. Bravo! I'll be checking out some of your build vids to see where I might avail myself of options on USB ports, etc. Thanks for a terrific video. I have bailed on watching here on RUclips several others' 5 X 8 and 5 X 10 "builds" because they just aren't up to this standard.
Thanks!! 5x10 seems like the unicorn of the cargo trailer world. I couldn't find one to match my needs anywhere nearby me. Those extra 2 feet should do you well, while still staying narrow for easy driving.
The toggle clamp!😂😂 Tell me you're a woodworker without telling me you're a woodworker...
Ok serious question.. Im looking at adding an rv style latch to my backdoor. I saw you used one on the side door but not the back? Any reason? Does the toggle clamp hold?
Haha! Made me laugh out loud!
The toggle clamp works great, though I do bump it sometimes going in and put and it can hurt. Right at rib height!
The rv latch was a major PITA to alighn and created the structure around to fit well. And that was with a door I designed.
I don't tend to use the big back door for going in and out as much, so leaving the original lever latch on the outside works well while traveling, then I leave it Un latched when I get where I'm going.
I've been following a lot of vanlife/trailer conversion channels but never commented, I see that your a smaller/newer channel so I just wanted to give you some support as your current build has many similar ideas to mine (although quite different at the same time) and your videos have great depth and go into many of the things I want to see which is awesome.
I've been tinkering away at my own design for a couple years as I'm planning on building a trailer conversion but in no rush as I want to do it with some big constraints like weight/cost/storage and personal design touches. The biggest thing for me is sizing for a couple and a toddler I've gone back and forth between 6x12, 6x10 and now 5x12 purely based on whats available and trailer weights, your videos are super helpful seeing what can be done with an even smaller 5x8 trailer.
Couple quick questions if I may :) 1. Do you know how much your finished build weighs? 2. Is it possible to move by hand and potentially over grass? My current potential trailer only weighs around 700lbs and hoping to keep around 1000-1500lbs when finished/fully loaded but storagewise I'd like to be able to hand move it and store in my backyard if possible. Thanks! Looking forward to your future videos and hopefully some adventures with the trailer.
Thanks so much! To answer your questions, I don't know the finished weight, but it is possible to move it around by hand on level ground. I have a wheel that can go on the jack in the front, then it's surprisingly easy to move. I've also pulled it around with my little lawn tractor (I put a ball on the back) when the ground isn't level. I can still lift the tongue, but its at the edge of what is probably safe for my body. I use jacks now if I need it up/down.
As far as overall size goes, i would probably recommend going slightly larger than you think you need. The 5x8 does work perfectly for just me, and its easy to fit most places, but an extra couple feet would mean alot more storage space, or space for another person.
Hope that helps!
Awesome! Very educational and fun! I'm hoping to start a 5x8 myself sometime next spring! How tall is your trailer?
Thanks! Inside it is 6ft tall. For this pace model that is the 1 foot extra height option.
@@adv3ntur3ing Oh, that's so nice to have the extra height! Now I'm on the fence about needing to go a foot taller, too. I'll have to think about that! I've had a couple of tires blow on a cargo trailer and a travel trailer and unfortunately it has scared me into having too big of a rig. But, maybe it will still feel manageable after all.
Have you seen the remote TPMS sensors for monitoring tire pressure in your trailer tires? Any tire that's going to blow should start to give you warning signs if you have that. It detects over/under pressure, as well as temperature. It's great peace of mind for me.
@@adv3ntur3ing Oh, that's so good to know! I'll definitely look into that system before I start my build. That's super helpful! Thanks!
Awesome:)
Thanks!!