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Thanks, 680 kg total weight. The hole camper have fiberglas, epoxy , epoxyprimer and boat print. 30mm insulation in the roof. We have lot of wind, rain and snow in north Norway no problems.

Thanks,. One layer, and 4 layer epoxy. 4800 km and 21 nights in it last summer.

If my calculations are corrtect ca 600kg

Thanks, payload on the truck is 998 kg and the weight of the camper is 600kg.

@@toreinar7702 There is no way that is correct. Most 1/2 ton pickup trucks would be pushing their payload capacity at 998 kg. Your setup does not look safe to me.

Thanks, Green wood 20mmx20mm for framing. Total weight are 680kg

Thanks, its winter and cold now, so im working inside the camper now.

Thanks 🙂

Thanks 🙂 Yes its goes like regular load on the pickup, so i dont need any approval. Its winter and cold now, so the build goes slowly. But it will be one more video from innside the camper befor i start outside.

@@toreinar7702 legal 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽, aqui precisa legalizar a estrutura metálica primeiro, para depois montar... muita burocracia e custo alto para fazer... O vídeo está muito legal, vou acompanhar o processo daqui, se quizer se inspirar mais, se inscreva no nosso canal, tenho muitos vídeos legais la.

This is a low cost build, i bougt an old caravan and sold the part i did't need. So the camper will cost me around 1400 euro + many hour work. But In Norway its 40.000 euro to purchase one from the dealer.

Thanks 🙂

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Thanks.

I think it will hold, i can walk on the roof.

Sorry for late answer, this is my first build so im started by measure the pickup, Navara NP300. Width 220 cm, height 200cm, length 420cm . And about 600kg

Thanks, around 600kg

@@toreinar7702 -- That's a little over 1,300 Lbs. Not too bad considering everything you've installed. What kind of truck are you using to haul it?

@@ironcladranchandforge7292 Nissan Navara.

@@toreinar7702 -- Well, that's not a very large pickup by American standards. Although, I will admit that I know little about this truck. I'm assuming you have factored the hauling requirements. I'm planning to build my own camper as well. However, I'll be hauling it on either my Dodge 1 ton dually with air bag suspension or my Chevy 2500 HD with air bag suspension as well. Also, I have a GMC 1 ton truck as another option. As you can tell, we haul or tow heavy weight a lot, LOL. Thanks for the reply. Cannot wait to see your finished camper!!

This is my first build, i want to try on a american truck if this build goes well, but in Norway we cant load more than 1000kg on the truck. The same as Navara. I will mount airbag suspensjon on the navara.

Thanks. its very cold now, so the work goes slow now..

Thank for the comment , I'ts my first camper build. I have thougt about the overhang, I hope the plywood, strong assembly glue and cramps will hold it. The plywood is mounted to carry some of the weight on the overhang. The roof have a small curv. I will juse fiberglass and topcoat on the outside of the camper.

Thanks, after my calculation around 600 kg. I have used 4mm plywood and 20mm × 20 mm wood. But it still strong. Sorry for my bad english.

That will weigh around 1300 pounds. That's one problem with an overhead camper. Weight adds up real fast. My camper will be mostly bare as much as possible with only the real needed items. Portable toilet, sun shower, air mattress, small cook top, limited water tank. The lighter the load, the better the gas millage.👍

@@sharonkasper5126 max load on the pickup are 2200 pund, but sure lighter is better.

Thanks, I'm located in Norway. Working with the cabinets now. New video comming next week.

Its strong. No problem to walk on the roof.