Thank you, Becky for being such a helpful and giving friend to Seven in his hour of need. You are awesome with those measurements and table saw. Thanks Seven for the update. Good lucky with the insurance settlement.
Love a woman with power tools that knows how to use them. 🤠👍 A thought came to mind the other day. Insurance on the cargo trailer, If you have Insured it as a cargo trailer off of the price you paid remember that is all the insurance company will pay you. All this additional work and expense to build it out is not covered unless you declare it. Of course the premium will go up, but then you've been ripped off once already.
@@letsgomicroliving_1993_ I hate seeing Seven make these mistakes, when he puts a welding torch to the walls to do his framing, and all that styrofoam explodes in flames or melts it's going to suck.
Ive not yet found windows I want or like. also, I don't have money to buy windows at this point. I did buy insulation several months ago when I had money and was living in Florida so needed the insulation out of Dougs storage and not hauling it around. figure it would be best to install all insulation now and once I have windows I can pull it out to fit the windows. I'm planning to run power in front of insulation but behind shiplap strips which will be the final finish (much like I did in my step van)
A buy back will leave you a vehicle with a salvage title. The engine & transmission appear to be good. If it were mine, I would buy it back, locate swap meet / ebay replacement parts. BEST WISHES
I have binge watched many of these cargos build trailers (as I have my own to do) but I am not sure that the insulating is being done correctly on the builds. All so far have filled in the gaps between the metal uprights with the insulating material as it seems the obvious and easiest way to do it........but is it correct? This is how I envisaged it prior to watching any videos - 1. leave the 25mm gap from the aluminum skin to the inside of the uprights as an air gap to help with the insulating and moisture prevention properties 2. install some sound deadening on the panels 3. install a vapor barrier across the front of the uprights leaving the 25mm air gap 4. install 25mm wooden battens horizontally over the vapor barrier and also giving a thermal barrier 5. lay the foam insulating board between the battens and over the vapor barrier 6. then install your choice of wall material e.g. ply or pine boards etc I realize this will add weight and you lose another 50mm of internal width, but if you don't do it this way aren't you compromising the majority of your R insulation rating and losing a vapor barrier? Open for suggestions / corrections.......as its better and cheaper to get it right the first time.
You kill me Seven. You have all of your friends do most of the work while you tape them lol. I can’t wait for your next video so I can keep busting your balls lol.
Buyback will be a cheap way to get it, if you want to mess with it. Moms 20k Buick buyback was 800, it was still usable, drove it with crash damage as a clunker.
Wow so the trailer isnt square and the metal studs are random widths apart. You would think for as expensive as they are they would be built better and have better quality control
Yes....the excuse that "it's just a cargo trailer so this is to be expected" is asinine. I've bought several enclosed car haulers in the last 30 years. Mine had decent welds and everything was square. I always ordered them with a thicker exterior wall, and 2-7,000lb axles Many do appear to be crappy these days. 99% of what they stock on a sales lot is light duty garbage. Renown knew what he was doing with it. having gaps between the frame and the exterior siding (earlier video) was totally unacceptable. The last one I bought and needed immediately. I settled for things that I really didn't like. But it was the only brand that had the right size and didn't look like junk. It was all aluminum and cost twice the money of a base/crap model the same size. But long term, it's a bargain. 7's trailer is going to be a very heavy trailer. I'd have to use a F450/550 to pull that.
@@Cesium67 I've seen videos of trailers being built. They were in a huge hurry and couldn't possibly do a quality job at that rate. I would expect the builder to have a large jig set up to line everything up square quickly.
Listen to what u just said I woke up Becky in Bed and tell me that Doesn't sound funny it Confused me because I thought u had separate rooms, Here's thought ask a neighbor if they have a truck they will sell u Thats what my Dad (not blood related to him or to My Mom) did when he needed a car Also I recommend u put a Kill Switch in the New truck that way Thieves womt get away and have something installed that locks them inside until Police arrive. and make sure there is an Alarm on it and a tracker. I know it will get pricey but it might help in the long run
Let the insurance have it. For all you know, whomever stole it also dumped sugar into the oil and/or fuel tank, and maybe even ran it that way, just for meaness. It's totally suspect vehicle now, don't trust anything on it as being OK.
I'll hope to install split AC in a few months when I can save enough money (I am not using GoFundMe for the trailer build) and have a need couple walls installed around the new bathroom area.
Do not buy the truck back seven, you will regret it, just take the go fund me money buy a good truck and take your insurance check and donate it if you want.
Buy it back and just fix what's necessary to get it back on the road for now. Then, over time acquire the other parts, such as the tailgate, from wrecking yards, ebay, etc.
A well built cargo trailer is MUCH more structurally sound than a camping trail, and each accessory is the cheapest equipment that the manufacturer can source. Fine, perhaps for random trips, but not for year round living.
@@ronjclm8590 Plus it's tall enough for Seven and can carry what he wants. I believe it's also wide enough for him to sleep crosswise even with insulation, so there are a lot of reasons why he went this route and they make good sense.
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Thank you, Becky for being such a helpful and giving friend to Seven in his hour of need. You are awesome with those measurements and table saw. Thanks Seven for the update. Good lucky with the insurance settlement.
Becky has it going on!
Becky you ROCK thanks for help our friend Seven good vibes ,thank you big hugs from MN
I held back tears, almost cried at the end. Becky is that kind of friend for you.
So glad you have Becky and your other friend out there helping you out Seven.. God Bless!
What a good friend Ms. BECKY 🏆🥇👏💝 to have! Sounds like you have had enough troubles ..Looks like things are progressing along on the trailer💝
You are soooo lucky to have such a wonderful, caring AND hard working friend! Such a kind soul.
Everybody needs a Becky in their life!
Becky is looking real nice, my kind of girl
Love a woman with power tools that knows how to use them. 🤠👍
A thought came to mind the other day. Insurance on the cargo trailer, If you have Insured it as a cargo trailer off of the price you paid remember that is all the insurance company will pay you. All this additional work and expense to build it out is not covered unless you declare it. Of course the premium will go up, but then you've been ripped off once already.
Hi steven,..becky is a professional + knows her measurements & cutting.wow. good luck
Becky is on the job
Yay Becky-Wonder Woman!!
Mike in Oregon
Go Becky!!!
glue the inside foam to the top, so it will be easier to fill the half foot spaces UNDER them, instead of above them.
Seven, why are you insulating before welding in framing for windows??? Or running power?
All fab should have been done before anything else
@@letsgomicroliving_1993_ I hate seeing Seven make these mistakes, when he puts a welding torch to the walls to do his framing, and all that styrofoam explodes in flames or melts it's going to suck.
@@letsgomicroliving_1993_ and since this trailer was custom built. 7 should have had a few windows framed in...or installed at the factory.
Ive not yet found windows I want or like. also, I don't have money to buy windows at this point. I did buy insulation several months ago when I had money and was living in Florida so needed the insulation out of Dougs storage and not hauling it around. figure it would be best to install all insulation now and once I have windows I can pull it out to fit the windows. I'm planning to run power in front of insulation but behind shiplap strips which will be the final finish (much like I did in my step van)
Good Job!!!!!! WTG 🙌
A buy back will leave you a vehicle with a salvage title. The engine & transmission appear to be good. If it were mine, I would buy it back, locate swap meet / ebay replacement parts. BEST WISHES
if you get the buy back option go for it you get if for a fraction of the price well we do in england saves the insurance dealing with salvge auctions
I have binge watched many of these cargos build trailers (as I have my own to do) but I am not sure that the insulating is being done correctly on the builds.
All so far have filled in the gaps between the metal uprights with the insulating material as it seems the obvious and easiest way to do it........but is it correct?
This is how I envisaged it prior to watching any videos -
1. leave the 25mm gap from the aluminum skin to the inside of the uprights as an air gap to help with the insulating and moisture prevention properties
2. install some sound deadening on the panels
3. install a vapor barrier across the front of the uprights leaving the 25mm air gap
4. install 25mm wooden battens horizontally over the vapor barrier and also giving a thermal barrier
5. lay the foam insulating board between the battens and over the vapor barrier
6. then install your choice of wall material e.g. ply or pine boards etc
I realize this will add weight and you lose another 50mm of internal width, but if you don't do it this way aren't you compromising the majority of your R insulation rating and losing a vapor barrier?
Open for suggestions / corrections.......as its better and cheaper to get it right the first time.
If not already completed you should insulate behind the controller board. 👍👍 Becky
there is 2 inches of insulation behind the electronic panel
@@SevenWanderstheWorld Awesome wouldn't want you to have a cold spot in your new home. ☮☸
You kill me Seven. You have all of your friends do most of the work while you tape them lol. I can’t wait for your next video so I can keep busting your balls lol.
Becky is a hottie !!! And she can run a saw . Wow
Buyback will be a cheap way to get it, if you want to mess with it. Moms 20k Buick buyback was 800, it was still usable, drove it with crash damage as a clunker.
Is that the AIMS charger I see there? :)
No windows??
Wow so the trailer isnt square and the metal studs are random widths apart. You would think for as expensive as they are they would be built better and have better quality control
Yes....the excuse that "it's just a cargo trailer so this is to be expected" is asinine. I've bought several enclosed car haulers in the last 30 years. Mine had decent welds and everything was square. I always ordered them with a thicker exterior wall, and 2-7,000lb axles Many do appear to be crappy these days. 99% of what they stock on a sales lot is light duty garbage. Renown knew what he was doing with it. having gaps between the frame and the exterior siding (earlier video) was totally unacceptable. The last one I bought and needed immediately. I settled for things that I really didn't like. But it was the only brand that had the right size and didn't look like junk. It was all aluminum and cost twice the money of a base/crap model the same size. But long term, it's a bargain. 7's trailer is going to be a very heavy trailer. I'd have to use a F450/550 to pull that.
Yeah it looks like he got a couple of drunks that built his trailer.
@@Cesium67 I've seen videos of trailers being built. They were in a huge hurry and couldn't possibly do a quality job at that rate. I would expect the builder to have a large jig set up to line everything up square quickly.
Great video
Listen to what u just said I woke up Becky in Bed and tell me that Doesn't sound funny it Confused me because I thought u had separate rooms, Here's thought ask a neighbor if they have a truck they will sell u Thats what my Dad (not blood related to him or to My Mom) did when he needed a car Also I recommend u put a Kill Switch in the New truck that way Thieves womt get away and have something installed that locks them inside until Police arrive. and make sure there is an Alarm on it and a tracker. I know it will get pricey but it might help in the long run
Let the insurance have it. For all you know, whomever stole it also dumped sugar into the oil and/or fuel tank, and maybe even ran it that way, just for meaness. It's totally suspect vehicle now, don't trust anything on it as being OK.
Have you though about installing an AC unit while you are at the begging of your built ?
I'll hope to install split AC in a few months when I can save enough money (I am not using GoFundMe for the trailer build) and have a need couple walls installed around the new bathroom area.
Do not buy the truck back seven, you will regret it, just take the go fund me money buy a good truck and take your insurance check and donate it if you want.
Buy it back and just fix what's necessary to get it back on the road for now. Then, over time acquire the other parts, such as the tailgate, from wrecking yards, ebay, etc.
Next time purchase a used camping trailer with everything in place, makes way more sense and requires very little work. Le$$ in the long run..
A well built cargo trailer is MUCH more structurally sound than a camping trail, and each accessory is the cheapest equipment that the manufacturer can source. Fine, perhaps for random trips, but not for year round living.
@@TravelingStacker No need to buy a cheap worn out trailer as you say !!!!
A good name brand a few years old makes more sense in the long run...
@@ronjclm8590 Plus it's tall enough for Seven and can carry what he wants. I believe it's also wide enough for him to sleep crosswise even with insulation, so there are a lot of reasons why he went this route and they make good sense.
@@ronjclm8590 Thousands do live in them nation wide some for many years ...
@@bextar6365 And some people live in a tent all year round.