How to plan and fabricate a lower entrance/stair for an Camper habitat. FULL REVIEW All DIY !!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ย. 2023
- In this Episode you can see how we executed the planning and fabricating of our lower entrance stair in to our Expedition truck habitat. For our Mercedes Benz 1222 AF 4x4 off road expedition truck build. DIY
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Another awesome video. Your series of videos is quickly becoming a valuable repository of information. Happy to be a long time subscriber and a new member 😊
Thank you and welcome to the Members area !
like before whatching because i already know that it will be a great video, keep up the work, you deserve 10x your subscriber!!!
Thank you so much 😀
Nice.very nice 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Oh...i cant wait to see how you do your door etc as i'm getting ready to frame mine.....come on next friday 😊
Coming soon, but I think I will do a test fabrication on the pass through door and hatches before I tackle the door.
@@oscaroverlander_MB1222AF that works too as its on my list of things as well 😁👍
Stairs for trucks are a difficult problem, how you did it was my first idea but I scrapped it when I realised how much internal space I was loosing and that the door would have to open outwards. I used the motor from a roller shutter to push a frame with the stairs in and out under the box that I can controll with my phone. I lot of mucking around for sure but what else am I going to do, sit around watching video's like yours is usually the answer ;)
Lol yes watching my videos is appreciated for sure, but your idea sounds very interesting. I have seen someone pushing out the stair and the attached fender together with an linear actuator pneumatically. We had the same kind of stair on our old RV and so we are use to this type .
5:20 I forgot how good those boxes came out.
No one talks about the 100mm distance between the cab and habitat. 👍
The value you provide in these videos is second to none.
So I can just imagine what information and education value you will bring to your members area. Well done 👏 ✔️ 👍
Great job on the stairs.😊
Thank you ! Kind and helpful as always.
I'm also planning on building a habitat for my next rig. There isn't anyone else making content like this for this kind of project so I really appreciate the details you put into your videos that others would edit out.
Awesome, thank you!
Oscar, in this video there is a shot of your subframe with is attached with springs. Why did use decide to go with springs instead of a 3 point subframe? The engineer from Unicat Expedition Vehicles, explains in a video on sub-frames, that using springs is not a good solution for expedition vehicles. Thanks again.
I decided to go with that type of subframe for three reasons 1. Low build up height, the frame is 6inches tall that's it 150 mm, this also keeps the overall height low. 2. I don't need a extremally off road capable vehicle. 3. I can build this frame type my self from scratch vs torsion free frame is not so easy doable.