Removable Squaredrop Camper?
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2023
- This video is a demonstration of installing our squaredrop camper pod onto the utility trailer. This is a pretty unique design that I found from another RUclipsr. I had to try it for myself and we love it!! Enjoy!
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Absolutely love your idea and your camper. If I can without insulting you, offer you a separate idea from your turnbuckles? Have you ever considered welding another receiver on the back of that trailer and then forming a “u” type plug to go in both receivers and just pin them? that way you could use a locking pin and your camper would be locked from the back onto the trailer. Just a suggestion I thought of when I saw that receiver underneath your camper at the rear. This way you wouldn’t have to get down on the ground do the turnbuckle thing.
suggestion: when you want to go out on an extended trip, I suggest you put a hitch on the BACK of your little truck.
Nice idea for the slide in camper part. Some one on the Tear Drop and Tiny Travel trailer forums ( TNTTT ) did one like that. His had some long rectangle boxes and wheeled trailer jacks that would bolt to the side of his camper. Front one stuck out a bit to clear the wheels. He just rolled it to and over the trailer and them lowered it with the 4 jacks. He would unbolt the legs and use 4 pins to hold down the camper and he was on his way. His was all so Orange in color lol .
Very nice looking camper! You could probably slide it onto a trailerable pontoon boat as well, and do some water camping too!
That's a lot of work. Not sure it would be worth it. Very nice camper, though.
Nice video and now I'm thinking of doing with aluminium steel framing with 6mm thickness plywood and then going to put fibreglass outside walls and willing using different colour pvc sheets to make it more standout the way without feeling any cold airs coming through any gaps and willing bring it up with without using petrol generators so got better solution to use free power without plug onto house or accommodation it's saves money lot best ways to keep it safe touring
I like a tote that fits under the camper to put dirty clothes in,helps to keep the smell out and it stays even in windy weather if it fits kinda tight.
why didn't you just add 4 outside legs? drop down pull the trailer out. could have them line up with brackets on the trailer frame and just drop 4 post in to connect it.
I've been thinking about doing this same thing on my car trailer to fill the front half so I can load a couple of dualsport motorcycles on the back. Nice work!!
Stilts Bro Stilts🙏
Those exterior tables are a great design.
Awesome idea to use an existing trailer and just slide the camper-pod on/off. Keep up the good work =)
Ingenious idea! It really makes me rethink my plans for making a camping trailer.
Great idea, looks good and easy to load/ unload. Really nice job start to finish!
Very nice; innovative and simple!
I have a trailer similar to yours and was just thinking the other day I could potentially put some sort of livable unit on there to camp with, and here this video popped up. A very attractive/non cluttered looking design and my fav color. I think you were quite clever in the ease of functionality and the practical use of space. Love it!!!
Great rig. I'am going to build a similar box 8' x 12' to go on my F-600 truck.
Still looks great. Nice to pre check everything. ✔ thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing it provide more family memories
AMAZING! LOVE IT! THANKS, ERIC A.
Brilliant concept