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All right. Well, I'm getting all packed

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up here and getting ready to leave. I've

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been out here for a couple of nights. My

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first winter trip in my cargo trailer

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conversion.

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I thought I'd do a little bit of a walk

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through. Now, I'm going to stay say

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three things before we get started. One,

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I did this on quite a bit of a budget.

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Two, I am not a carpenter.

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Not even close. And three, I fully

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expect this to take me a few years to

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get it really ironed out and dialed in

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how I want it. So, for right now, a lot

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of the stuff in here is just um kind of

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make it work and use it for a while to

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decide exactly how we want to organize

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the space and build it out. And so we

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purchased this in the summer and I knew

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I didn't have a there was a lot of stuff

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that had to happen to this to make it

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watertight and to fix some of the

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problems that these utility trailers

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have with. There's a long list. We won't

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get into that in this video. I just want

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to do a walk through, but there's a lot

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of things that had to get done before

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wintertime. Um, I don't have a garage,

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so I'm working in the in the driveway,

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and I didn't want to get too far into a

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big buildout and not be able to seal the

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wood, paint, and do stuff like that,

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where right now it's just too cold to do

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that. So, it is at a usable state, but

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it's a little rough. So, let's go do

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let's let's walk around the outside real

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quick, and then we'll head inside. So,

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first things first, this is a Victory

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Trailers. Um, it's the 12-footer.

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I don't remember the height. I think

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it's about 7 feet high and it's at the

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single axle. It weighs 1300 lb as you

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purchase it. And that's what I wanted. I

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wanted lightweight. So, and I wanted it

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very mobile with the single axle. It's

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just more mobile when you get out in the

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boons and you're trying to get in and

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out of campsites or traverse

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sections that are that are nasty. You've

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got to be very careful with your weight

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distribution. and if you have a blowout

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could could be potentially a big

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problem. Anyways, all that aside, get

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into that stuff in another video. So,

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for right now,

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uh basically with the front, didn't do a

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whole lot. Doubled up the the screws and

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the sheets. So, just to help hold it

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together better.

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Walk over to the side here. This came

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with a side door, but it did not come

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with that RV latch. It's a cam lock.

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Now, I actually like this setup very

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well. The RV latch is good for in and

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out and while you're camping, but you

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can shut the cam lock and secure it a

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little bit better if you uh while you're

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traveling and if you leave it while

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you're out doing stuff. I installed some

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brackets and an ARB awning.

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Got some 4500 lb

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uh

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stabilizing jacks. I went with these

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heavy duty ones so that I can pick the

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trailer up one or the other in case I

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need to get real crazy with leveling it,

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but also the nice benefit is I can pick

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it up and change a tire or for a theft

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deterrent, you can pick it up and

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actually pull your tires off. So, that's

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pretty nice. I did a whole lot of work

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to this thing. We'll get into that in

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another video, but basically I pulled

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all the sheets off. I sealed the seams

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and I doubled up the amount of fasteners

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and put a row of fasteners here and cut

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the sheet and raised it up so that the

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frame the fasteners did not go into the

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frame.

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Not much to talk about in the rear.

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Doubled up the fasteners. Sealed

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everything up really good. Now, this is

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padlock and zip tied shut because I

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don't use it right now.

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And on this side, just not much. Doubled

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up the fasteners and a window. So, the

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windows,

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I bought this window specifically

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because it fits between the wall studs

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there. And I did not want huge windows

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to get busted out by branches. And it

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lets less heat in in the summer and less

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heat out in the winter. So, these are

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emergency exit windows. So if something

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ever did happen, I've got one on each

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side. They work out pretty good so far.

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And then I've just got one of these real

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small ones. This is actually set in

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between the framing of the door.

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And that's about it. There's a lot more

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we'll get into in another video, but

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right now, let's do a walkthrough of the

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interior.

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All right, so here it is. Pretty basic.

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The setup here is just a simple

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workbench style buildout. Again, I'm not

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a carpenter and a lot of this is just

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not the best materials, lightweight, but

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it's temporary until we decide how we

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want to do the whole front setup. I

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didn't want to spend a bunch of money

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and put a bunch of weight in here

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knowing that we're probably going to

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change how it is. So, simple layout

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here. and then just purchased some of

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these lightweight plastic organizers and

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they work out pretty good. They're

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fairly affordable

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and they're lightweight so they're

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modular. We can move them around as we

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want. We can use them later.

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So the walls and the ceiling are

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insulated.

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The ceiling is covered with quarterinch

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plywood, 1-in thick foam board with some

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spray foam insulation on the corners and

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some of the gaps. The front wall is the

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same way. It's about an inch and a half

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thick uh spray foam. Now, the walls are

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the original plywood that came with the

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trailer. It's not bad stuff. They just

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uh yeah, it's it's okay. The the ceiling

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stuff I had to buy. I went with quarter

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inch because it's flexible. This is an

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arched

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ceiling on here. It's flexible and

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lightweight. With this thing being 1300

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lb dry, I didn't want to uh just throw a

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whole bunch of heavy heavy weight on

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here.

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So, this is basically the front. You got

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the kitchen area here and then storage

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and all that stuff. Uh just got a little

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power bank here, a little blue eddi.

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Now, again, another one of those

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temporary things. This this is basically

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for charging small devices and running

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these lightweight lights here. They go

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all the around the edge. Just some

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lightweight

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low power draw lighting and then the

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rest is just uh rechargeable lanterns

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and it works out pretty good.

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So, you've got some room here where the

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cooler is. We we'll have to do something

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else in the summer when it's when we

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need a bigger cooler, but this is

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working out pretty well. There's room

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here for another cabinet or maybe a a

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heater or a stove, wood stove or

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something like that. Um, we've got this

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little dinette.

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Again, pretty simple. It's just boxed

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in. There's storage underneath here. And

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then the table folds down or lays down.

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And this folds into a queen-siz bed.

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That's 5-in thick upholstery foam.

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Pretty decent. Pretty decent.

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Um, the only thing I didn't insulate as

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far as the walls go are the rear doors.

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Uh, we'll get to that. We'll get there.

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So far, I don't feel it that much, so

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that's not too big of a deal. The floor

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is also not insulated. It is 3/4 in

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plywood. And then I've got this foam on

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top of it. these fatigue mats.

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It could be better, but honestly, for

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right now, it's it works pretty good.

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You can see these windows here. The nice

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thing about these, they do have screens,

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but I don't have them in because it's

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winter time. It just lets a little more

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light in. But you can push these out,

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climb out if you need to, or jump out.

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Um, the nice thing is you can have these

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open when it's raining and still get a

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lot of ventilation. So, that's pretty

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nice. At some point,

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shelving and all that stuff's going to

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go in with a vent hood for cooking and

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all that, but for right now, just pop

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the window open. I've got a little fan,

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a little USB powered fan that works good

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for extra extracting fumes and and

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moisture.

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Yeah, that's about it. Pretty simple.

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Pretty simple.

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So, I've got a diesel heater there, and

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I just put it outside underneath a

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little picnic table, and then I've got

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an adapter that goes in this window. It

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slides up. The adapter goes in here, and

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my heater port comes in here. Is that

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perfect? No. But it does work. It gets

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it pretty comfortable in here in about

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45 minutes. And,

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uh, it's it works pretty good. Uh, the

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nice thing about diesel heat is that it

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is very dry heat. So, you can actually

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dry some clothes out, crack one or two

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of these windows open to let some of the

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moisture out, but you can dry clothes

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out and that sort of thing. Uh, a lot of

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people like the little little buddy

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heaters. Those put out so much moisture.

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If you use that to heat this up, you can

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really feel it. It feels damp and it

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doesn't do a good job drying clothes

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out. So, the diesel heat is working

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really good so far. I like it. That's

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about it. If you have any questions, let

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me know. I wanted this to be a quick

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walk through, just kind of show what

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I've been working on. Some people were

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asking what I've been up to, and this is

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it. So, I really had to slam hard on

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this to get it to this usable state

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before winter hit. Like I said, I I work

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in my driveway. I don't have a garage,

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and I wanted to get to this point before

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building anymore and covering up. At at

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some point, I'm going to take all this

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back down and seal all of the wood in

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here. And that just because you're going

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to have a lot of moisture in here no

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matter how you do it. And I definitely

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want to seal all that off before I start

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building even more. Um, just as uh

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preventative to keep mold and and and

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rot down to a minimum. So anyways, it's

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about it.

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Basically, all this stuff gets stowed

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away when we travel.

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Water goes down there. Dishes go in one

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of these totes.

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All right, speaking of traveling, I got

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to get out of here. I still got to hitch

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up, secure all this stuff, get out of

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here, and then take the chains off the

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truck. Yeah, winter camping is uh it's a

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lot of work. It's rewarding, but it's a

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lot of work. All right, see you in the

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next one. Thanks for watching. then

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leave a comment down below and I'll try

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and get back to as many of those as

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possible. I will probably put another

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video out going into the hows and wise a

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little bit deeper for those that are

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interested if there's enough interest.

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All right, anyways, bye for now.

Description:

Quick walk through and overview of my DIY cargo trailer to camper conversion. This is a simple build, lightweight and basic materials but still 4 season usable. The goal for this project is to be a self sufficient and off grid small camper capable of getting as far away from campgrounds as possible. Video of First winter snow camp here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQwd-vtyYO8 Thank you for watching! Below are links to items seen and often asked about in videos: Screws for side skins on cargo trailers: https://www.amazon.com/Tapping-Included-Exterior-Fasteners-Enclosed/dp/B0DGXLSWZ2?th=1&language=en_US 8 point star bit for some fasteners: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D8SXQZ4?th=1&language=en_US ARB awning I used: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088X1YT2D?th=1&language=en_US SIKA Sikaflex-221: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00O9VFLRS?th=1&language=en_US Foam for DIY cushions: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HPS1D1M?th=1&language=en_US Pocket Hole screw kit, decent quality: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D8RR9TQ?language=en_US Two hole pocket kit: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C29KXNT?th=1&language=en_US Locking Face clamps for pocket holes: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K2LM8QP?th=1&language=en_US Square drive bit combo: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002QZ5R0?language=en_US RV door window: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FD9VPLBG?th=1&language=en_US RV Exit Window: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CZ98RQS3?th=1&language=en_US RV Jacks 5000lb: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IKKS4MS?th=1&language=en_US RV Door Latch: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D3X83L7?th=1&language=en_US Hitch Lock 2" : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081QR7999?th=1&language=en_US Fireside Outdoor Portable Fire Pit : https://www.amazon.com/FIRESIDE-OUTDOOR-Portable-Lightweight-Fullsize/dp/B07G9NY6G8?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.T34OO2eGYGM5g3Jyg8AW0n326WuyjQwUIq3OfJ3_hKJJcTNvf1jbxtB6mC_xPzOFmim1b1wVVOfL5ToQ9EsN1CLfIpGxTh3NI96irNPJvuRsJNBAOx6fiNX4HhjD4H_dDwoaaqVzyxvTQA1yHxnhQZbMm1jXxIMUfhOBLHVZ6Dkm7andaBEIcrha4YXTOY1nnSb6gVFPGxn0PA6hXUgLOp_Xby63wdKSaIAPjcijEjJQn0FpZhKzCD2Pg9BV3SYhBppdHNRtTJ14lzvggzyzp2EmkUFHLyOhajI0YLzmtPQ.kiCTq8y0SCSexCZy1R1AuBNmv5z8kMw-16pkwbZMUWs&dib_tag=se&language=en_US BBQ weber Q grill : https://www.amazon.com/Weber-51010001-Q1200-Liquid-Propane/dp/B00RFXS1Z6?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.fC3CFtyGqcciQfUqV5g41X2q3Jbcl4IH81Z8fZw2lZQXtSIrNC-PRdL32rq5DS5M7X0msvbpvw0_TiwqBav7Obfdg2hfhq8tTnPSnnONpJ4i7nrTgyciN5fq0pwNiI7prMWezJj9NYqQeYkv8zQrk_rfb2ciy_QufO0J-S0xoNdl6zpaVYHLhtNYXA_QtQDu61zQokPmIzzCTUqdW32xYUUDdzk4PEWZFH6rCquMlVw.-HdvPSUDSJb7zwDVOYGfM3jUAWuooUrHa7PRtWj1nLo&dib_tag=se&th=1&language=en_US Solar charge controller : https://www.amazon.com/WindyNation-Regulator-Controller-Adjustable-Settings/dp/B00JMLPP12?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.TLS1jFVOg6AClQXljw4_P3HEksZcwPVd8IBVTC57XJZe6qPI-e7GVapqljj_J3qxH191b2NudR1c0G1lBeXdwlLebXXz7Sx-mFExhiKrONVzqfLIxBX5oQkuRjcekiqSJvySCwcucOFEQZMtADXi_VJkUCYHvoQn2mxglnrU4bi_JUY2SNxu5tX9cLDzl4JEbEZPoaUZS9ov8l4x-_wcJj133GlkUtGWYWZyIBS-Riw.Hm2tUL43_ym9VI29uJ2ME_hjRSkJcy91FowZ1w40DJA&dib_tag=se&th=1&language=en_US Great camp light: https://www.amazon.com/CL2-Freefolding-Rechargeable-Hurricane-Emergency/dp/B0B9G3S6FT?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.zdTleIe0K_tbAmZSU-WenR3e855O3nZV86kL0xFQdIFB-iWQ59zX_PT4HP_RaAKKpYcndnPTdaYJcrcfQ26YgWMRDiPHCNZPkgQOEDwOeeLQi10akVvBE2JQxT_cQnlgsDFWZDFdxQIebF_nw62PuJ6yA43WRAaa_8rl6YDuT-WKZtVDEVjoAz9LDf1M7rEml9SxAQNnhJCzln8miEwL2-7woI1edL1Zs3C1rPTEVutebkfUntds6_JgFO-U34n_6dL6jA6ZQs23fmFxwVIGRNJBLJiSMN5ov8s0ISodDoY.0CJWKt0GW790uR1YtUfnbBI1vFziRdTSFCFh_NiQnww&dib_tag=se&th=1&language=en_US Pour over coffee maker : https://www.amazon.com/Melitta-Coffee-Single-Pour-Over-Brewer/dp/B0014CVEH6?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.q04dTxNZV-1qKg_-UfZ9UKAh4GvvMTA9o5DFnk2ly6rsAozY7gRUj1wwg27Mc0SMEXW0Vw7kZKhtL5CB1mzktcRyex_laMZ-ReBcn2ybkH8RKst2-whG6CJ89ywLp436Y4yPyDZZUscMXzZyBkqasSPn4MYwsnCuHxg4ru6bR6AR7CYgvo6fIUcYn_qjv0RhNQFSu6E7ktVj1GAWr0xD2wHjYdnFVCBzEvQrX9zOobsytvbvTlh7APiFnA-n-6CXpYJBdqILBqtL8U-A4dqIbsadtR9YunTkQJz1t3Xxxxs.vrgFT-zkrNI6y3nVc9MYTUJd2L9RHvpxvTu0JN2BkzY&dib_tag=se&language=en_US Links to gear I have purchased and use regularly as seen on this channel: https://www.amazon.com/shop/zeuki1 Above are some affiliate links to the top gear I use on the channel, no junk! only stuff I use and recommend! Purchasing using these links earn me a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting the companies who support the channel!

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How can I download "Cargo Trailer Conversion, DIY Simple Camper build" video to my phone?

You can download a video to your smartphone using the website or the PWA application UDL Lite. It is also possible to send a download link via QR code using the UDL Helper extension.

How can I download an audio track (music) to MP3 "Cargo Trailer Conversion, DIY Simple Camper build"?

The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.

How can I save a frame from a video "Cargo Trailer Conversion, DIY Simple Camper build"?

This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.

How do I play and download streaming video?

For this purpose you need VLC-player, which can be downloaded for free from the official website https://www.videolan.org/vlc/.

How to play streaming video through VLC player:

in video formats, hover your mouse over "Streaming Video**";
right-click on "Copy link";
open VLC-player;
select Media - Open Network Stream - Network in the menu;
paste the copied link into the input field;
click "Play".

To download streaming video via VLC player, you need to convert it:

copy the video address (URL);
select "Open Network Stream" in the "Media" item of VLC player and paste the link to the video into the input field;
click on the arrow on the "Play" button and select "Convert" in the list;
select "Video - H.264 + MP3 (MP4)" in the "Profile" line;
click the "Browse" button to select a folder to save the converted video and click the "Start" button;
conversion speed depends on the resolution and duration of the video.

Warning: this download method no longer works with most YouTube videos.

What's the price of all this stuff?

It costs nothing. Our services are absolutely free for all users. There are no PRO subscriptions, no restrictions on the number or maximum length of downloaded videos.