This is a great build and a great explanation of what works for you. I've had my 6 x 10 v-nose trailer for years now and have left it as just a shell because it had to serve as my main storage solution for my motorcycles. Now that I've been able to build a garage I'm scouring TH-cam for different conversion builds that will still allow me to haul a bike or two to events but add some comforts for the overnight stays at tracks or rallies. Up until now It's just been an air mattress on the floor of an uninsulated metal box with limited ventilation. Your Spartan design as you call would give me just enough amenities to be comfortable but still have that utilities space when I need it.
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I'M PARTIAL TO THE PROPEX HEATER , ESPECIALLY FOR A SMALL SPACE. DAVE AT BEND TRAILER HAS ONE ON HIS 6X12 FAMILY SIZED TEAR DROP. THEY TEND TO BE QUITE AND USE LESS WATTS FOR THE FAN AND NO PUMP NOISE. THE EXHAUST IS CLEAN PROPANE. I LIKE YOUR BUILD WITH THE NOSE CABINET AND THE OPENESS. A MAGNETIC SCREEN FOR THE REAR DOOR WOULD BE NICE AND A COUPLE OF FOLDING LEGS ON YOUR REAR DOOR FOR A PATIO. YOU DEFINITELY GAVE SOME GOOD IDEAS AND YOUR BUILD IS VERY NEAT AND TIDY. THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE TOUR.
I've been thinking about getting a 6x12 myself and was wondering if it would be enough room. Thanks for the video! By the way you're electrical setup is perfect, I am a master electrician, good work.
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So minimal. I love it. This takes care of your needs while keeping almost the entire space to still use as a cargo trailer. Very inexpensive build so you can spend your money on key equipment and electronics. You could fit two full size motorcycles in there still.
@@JayCole-v7x yes flex space with room for bikes and other gear while traveling. This build has been working out very well for us. I have added another 206AH SOK battery so I now have 412AH total storage. Please like, subscribe, and let others know about our channel on your social media.🤠
This is excellent! I'm currently building out the exact same size trailer and had very similar ideas for the layout. This was great to see what it will look like when it's done. Thanks!
Hello 867, I'm going into my fifth summer in my 6X12 which is a work in progress. I just add and delete things as experience using the trailer dictates. For my diesel heater fuel tank and pump I built a plywood box for the nose of the trailer and lined it with rubber backed carpet. Then using 1/4 inch rubber tubing I hung the pump at the appropriate angle in the box next to the fuel container so as it was not touching anything solid. I found that mounting the pump solidly even with the supplied rubber mount transmitted the ticking right into the trailer which was eliminated with this mounting method. While I have added a bed and some storage to my trailer I do most everything outside so there is no kitchen or shower in it. I sure hope you enjoy your trailer as much as I enjoy mine. Thanks for the video.
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I had one before and built a small box with 1/4 plywood and lined it with solid foam insulation board covered in yoga mat (glued to the foam board). the box was just taped together instead of other fasteners (except the top face to easily access the box). I was going to go back and glue or fasten, but it worked great and I didn't need to and made it easy to completely take apart. It wasn't my idea to do the small box with foam, I saw someone else on here do it
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Having that antenna for radio communications is seriously important, you may only use it once in 5 years, but it is that 1 time that will save your life
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Really nice video! I am in the process of getting parts ordered for building up a camper/trailer like you have done. Its helping a lot as I am planning much of the same things you are. Already have the heater, solar stuff, and a few other items. I am working on figure out an easy way to include water and a small shower/toilet area. This helps a lot with visualizing it.
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Thank you for watching and commenting. I have had fun working on the trailer and even more fun using it lol. The trailer will continue to evolve over time. Have fun at the cabin
Very nice job! I love the fine work you did. Looks like you really know your stuff. I appreciate the tour, and wish you rich blessings as you take your trailer out to enjoy God's beautiful creation. So nice to see another video from you. God bless you my friend.
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I have my pump inside my battery box also, but I made a pool noodle/ foam pipe insulation to wrap the pump in, then left over 1" pink foam I made a box out of that I have the pump in at the correct angle, the foam box was glued together with some construction glue to hold it together, that little pink box is just the right size to drop into the battery box comfortably. On a real quiet night standing next to the battery box I can just hear it cycle.
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@@thunder19301 the cots are Ozark Trail brand and I picked them up at Costco in Oregon. These coupled with 3" memory foam trifold pads are so comfortable. 👍
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Good video, and I am working on one at the moment. A compilation of ideas are very helpful on my build. My wife is the person that needs the most accommodation, a couple of nights is about the threshold, but early days and you never know.
wrxs1781, Glad you enjoyed and profited from watching the video. Enjoy your trailer conversion, take your time and make it for what fits both your needs. I'm sure our trailer will continue to evolve as time goes on, that's the fun part. Sounds like you take good care of your wife and her needs. Your both blessed to have each other. Please give me a thumbs up on the video, Subscribe, Ring the Bell, let others know about our channel on your social media and check out our other videos. Rob
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Nice Job.... I am in the process of converting an 8x16 v-nose cargo trailer into an RV and Mobile Sign Shop. I am just starting the walls and cabinets construction. I just sold a 15-passenger shuttle bus that I lived in for 3 years and traveled out west during the winters. I had to sell the shuttle bus because I purchased a large format color printer to make contour cut decals/stickers, koozies, t-shirts, magnetics, banners, mousepads, etc. The large format color printer would have taken up a lot of storage space so I needed to get something bigger. I did a complete conversion series on the shuttle bus from the ground up and now am doing a new series on the cargo trailer conversion. They are on my YT channel.
Hi richh9904, when your living space is on the small side it's nice to be able to move bunks, tables and chairs around. When not in use we store bunks in the truck or just fold them up and stack them in rear corner of the trailer. We have our 12 volt refrigerator in the truck also. This setup works very well. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. Thank you for your comment.
Pickle_Hammer, Thank you for watching and commenting. I know I should have the muffler weep hole pointing down but this would make the muffler hang down below the frame of the trailer where it may get damaged. If it holds some moisture and eventually rusts out I'll just replace it. I like your profile picture👍 Please like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media.
@@explorer867 I'm watching your controller setup video now. I am working on a 6 x 12 myself and I plan on installing my heater within the next week or so. I love this stuff, thanks for the videos
I really love how you left the inside “open” so many ways to move things around. You kept it very functional. I have watched all your Chinese Diesel Heater posts, I think you have really been great at explaining the details of them. I pro/cons. I will be purchasing one soon for our trailer. Glad to see you back at making videos.
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I am always happy to hear my video helps people. I have one of the 5kw diesel heaters in my camper canopy on the old 96er my 1996 Ford 4x4 pickup and one in my converted cargo trailer. Both heaters have worked flawlessly. You can check out the video I just uploaded on my converted cargo trailer and the videos detailing the install in my pickup canopy on TH-cam. Please give me a thumbs up, subscribe, let others know about our channel on your social media, and ring the bell. Have a great week.
@@explorer867 Do a video on the radio equipment. that would be interesting. what equipment you. use and the range it gives and how you use the equipment and its benefit id be really interested in watching that. could you do that? I was wondering about those long antennas it has.
I am not sure if you had a chance to watch those videos from the gentleman from Australia that shows all that is needed to take in consideration, when installing a Chinese diesel heater. In any case, you are using the wrong diesel fuel container, DOT approved containers are yellow and have a different chemical formulation of the plastics in order to remain stable when the fuel is in them, also from a safety concerns, emergency personal are trained to recognize yellow as a diesel container. Red fuel containers are to be use Only for the storage and transport of Gasoline type of fuel. Thank you and good luck
Love how straight and to the point this is. Great vid. Would love to keep seeing this kind of content from your channel!! My favorite thing is your little icon on the bottom right of the video 😂 Keep it coming 😃
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Your fuel pump insulation for noise and temp control, try using rock wool. A little pricey but very effective in both uses. I also love the layout. The spartan use of space leaves it open to quick change of use. Very effective.
Very nice, only thing I would change is not have shore power low in the front where road grime will hit. In front of the door 3 ft. high would be my location. Enjoy your travels.
Thank you for watching and commenting. My shore power access is on the side of my trailer. I agree with you, it's not a good idea to place it on the front of the trailer where road spray and dirt would hit it. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. Have a great day
Very nice. Could you tell me more about the Max fan? I am interested in one. Was it easy to install. I like what you have done with the inside of your trailer. Especially the useable modular space. So nice to see you!
The Maxxair fan Really helps keep the trailer cool in warm conditions. Open the windows and or the screen door and you really get good airflow. If your cooking inside, it will pull the moist air from the cabin space as well as cooking odors. The maxxair can be used in the rain as its waterproof in the opened position. This is a real improvement over the old-style roof vents. get one and enjoy all the benefits in your camper. Have a great week
Great job your doing I have the same corgo trailer I have my motorcycle kayak and e bike that I bring whith me as I camp I take all 3 out and set up a air mattress I am looking in to the same heater by the sounds of it you like that heater thanks for the info look forward to seeing more john from cape cod ma
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Great video. Not over produced or complicated. Easy to watch. I too have a 6x12 cargo trailer. It's a 1995 Wells Cargo. All steel and the panels are galvanized steel. Empty it weighs in at 1,000 lbs. It has no rust. I have looked at many different builds throughout the years. I am now a little older but can bot walk at this time. (I'm trying to learn how to again. So I have a ramp in the back. I am unable to use the regular RV door. I am installing a winch for the ramp to make it automatic. Switching put the manual front jack for an electric jack. I need to install a couple of windows. That's the only construction I will be doing. Keeping it like yours.....very simple and practical. Do you have any links to your cot and diesel heater. I currently have 2 buddy heaters and they have been great. Still are. I have liked and subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to watching your adventures and what not. Take care, stay healthy and stay safe!
Beach Bum good to hear from you. Hope your health improves so you can get out and camp. Sounds like your trailer will work great for your cargo trailer project. Let others know about our channel. Have a good week
I have been thinking of those spring loaded latches that you have on your ramp door for my build, bit I am not sure what they are called. Can you provide a link or what they are called so I can look them up. Thank you Great overview of your trailer.
Nice build! I am curious more on your radio comms. I looked and did not see any videos titled around them specifically. Do you have any more details around the GSMR and hand helds? Product links?
You can go to buytwowayradios.com This is where I purchased mine. Thank you for watching, please like, subscribe, and let others know about our channel on your social media.👍
Dadcam, thank you for your comment. I will look into using your idea. Please give me a thumbs up, subscribe, ring the bell, let others know about our channel on your social media. Have a good week
Love you content and I’ve been thinking of doing such a thing to travel in and have a place to sleep and be safe I just have been trying to fill my brain with all kinds of ideas 😊 from where to start how big a trailer should I consider and my tow vehicle I’m open to all suggestions I can get
Thank you for your comment. The cargo trailer camper concept is a great one. This will allow you to build a camper that fits your needs. If it's only one person camping I would say you could get by with a 6x10 trailer. This would be less demanding on your tow vehicle and burn less fuel. If you like more space or theirs 2 people then the 6x12 would fit the need and not require much more fuel and the same tow vehicle likely will handle it. Both are nimble to drive and back up. Have fun with your build and remember less is more. Please like, subscribe, ring the bell and let others know about our channel.
Awesome build. Can you tell me how you did that interior corner metal trim along the ceiling edges? What is it and where did youbget it? I assume its used as a wireway as well? Thanks!
Hi leejohnson8800, look below this video and you will see my playlists. Check out the videos pertaining to the trailer. You will find the video that shows the trailer build. I purchased the trailer with the aluminum trim in place. Yes I have routed the wiring behind trim. Thanks for asking. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. 🤠
Great Job Ex867, I am doing a diesel heater in the nose of my 6x12 as we speak, can you let me know what aluminum tongue box you used to house the diesel tank? Or the approx dimensions? Thank you and safe travels! 😎
Hi Solas750, The box I used is the "Better Built 67011386 ATV Tool Box". Enjoy your camper build. Thank you for watching and asking your question. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others on your social media know about our channel. Have a great day
This is the size I want to go with, except I want the barn (or double) doors for flexibility of use. Do you have any suggestions for manuals for adding electrical. I want to have a small air conditioner, as I occasionally need to keep boxes of food cool for a food outreach I help with.
Very nice job with the diesel heater installation. Did you use one of the expensive Wabasto/Espar mounting plates or did you find a knock-off one? Any diesel smell in trailer?
Hi William, this is one of the 5kw Chinese diesel heaters just like the one I installed 3 years ago in the 96 F250 truck camper canopy or as some call a cap. If you want you can go to my videos and check it out. I've had great luck with these heaters. I made the mounting plate and adapted a gutter downpipe fitting for the exhaust heat shield. This installation is and has worked for my application and I show what I've done as entertainment only I'm not a professional installer. I have to say that. No diesel smell inside the trailer. Please like, Subscribe, Ring the Bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. Have a great day
Great video, we have been looking into building us a camper like this , did you get it new and did you install the rv door and window or did you order it with them already in it , thanks
Hi LOANWOLFOUTDOOR, Welcome and thank you for watching and commenting. This camper trailer is and has been a fun project. As time goes on the trailer will continue to evolve. I purchased he trailer new and it came with the RV man door. Check out my other videos in my playlists pertaining to the trailer. The trailer was a clean slate when I purchased it with exception of the RV door, and rear gate. I installed the windows and most everything else. Have fun with your trailer project. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel.
Nice clean build 😃 we are looking at Aluminum trailers are you happy with your model so far? Can you run the max air on your solar? 1 more question 😆 does your cots fit side by side and what cot are they?
Yes, we're happy with the trailer. I think it's a little above average quality. I have upgraded it over the last three years (look at my video playlist and check out the trailer videos). Yes, the solar "300 watts" is plenty to run the max air. The cott's are Timber Ridge brand and yes they fit side by side. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. Have a great week 🤠
I'm not sure if it's been mentioned, but I've seen a few videos where ppl have stated that that small hole on what's supposed to be the bottom of the heater muffler is a drain hole for condensation.. maybe something to look into.
Thank you for your comment🤠 I have the muffler mounted this way because it fits the mounting location better. If it rusts out at some point I will replace it with a new one. Have a great day. Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell, share our videos with others.
The toolbox I purchased off Amazon and the fuel tank is from one of my old mercury outboard motors. Thanks for asking. Please like, subscribe, and let others know about our channel on your social media.😅
Nice work. Regarding the heater fuel lines. What if there is a breach or leak? Point of the question is it might be nice to have a couple of shut off valves. I may have missed the clicking pump everyone talks about.. keep up the fun good work. KA7PAT
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Hi @peterdement, Thank you for your comment. Yes, your 100% right on having the weep hole facing down. Thank you for pointing this out as in most applications this is how it should be done. My endeavor was and is to keep the muffler from hanging down below the trailers support structure thus keeping it from becoming hung up and damaged by objects hitting it. If the muffler rusts out I will replace it. Please like, subscribe to the channel, ring the bell and let others on your social media know about the channel. Have a great day
Thanks for watching. Please like, subscribe and let others know about our channel on your social media. The tire mount I used is : Extreme Max 3004.4553 You can find these on Amazon. You will want to mount it low enough on the rear gate so the tire doesn't interfere when the gate is fully down. Remove decking and place a block of wood sandwiched between outside skin and inside decking. Have fun with your build.🤠
Hi Ricardosilva8106, the price of everything has risen on everything since I purchased most of the components for the build. Your probably looking at 11,000 to build it out with the lithium batteries and you doing the build. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel. Have fun with your project.
No problems. When placing tire mount on rear door make sure you place reinforcement lumber inside door cavity. For example I cut 2 2x6's and placed them inside the cavity one on either side of center rib then ran bolts through 2x6's spanning the rib. I used fender washers and lock nuts on inside of door. Hope this helps🤠 Please like, subscribe and let others know about our channel on your social media.
I think I would not buy all the electric and solar stuff, I would use a Buddy heater and some 20 volt fans and lights and if I wanted to have AC I'd buy a generator or plug into 120 . Do it cheap and now you're camping! LMAO 😉
Yes there is an aluminum support structure. I also filled the cavity inside door with wood 2x6 in area behind tire mount. Please like, subscribe and let others know about our channel on your social media.
Hi Bryan, oh my gosh, that's too funny. The disco ball hangs from the maxxair, then we pipe in video and music from Sat. Night Fever lol. Thanks for watching and commenting. God bless. PS let others know about our channel on your social media.
I haven't added up the receipts. I would estimate the cost at $10500. Please like, subscribe and let others know about our channel on your social media. Thanks for watching.🤠
What I paid and what they cost now will be different. The package I purchased is the 400 watt renogy premium package. Thanks for asking your question. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media.
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Yes ideally the drain hole should point down. I however have it mounted on its side so it doesn't hang down and thus get hung up on anything. If at sometime it rusts out I will replace it. Thank you for your suggestion.
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@@ronniebrashear5633 I haven't really needed an inverter to this point. When I need 110 power I just fire up the Yamaha generator. Thanks for your comment. Please like subscribe and let others know about our channel on your social media.🤠
Does anyone know if its (i guess..) legal to rent these conversations out? Either through outdoorsy or your own means?. I cant find any info on it. And outdoorsy doesnt seem to have any conversations on their site. Which is surprising.
The Goodyear tires have a service life of 6 years according to Goodyear tires website depending on accumulated road miles. The tires on my trailer were manufactured on the 22nd week of 2020 thus l still have 2 more years of service life left. Other factures that influence tire life are accumulated milage and sun/weather exposure. My trailer is well within tread wear limits, and given that it's always stored inside when not in use tires have minimal exposure to the suns uv rays. Thank you for your concern for our safety and have a great day 🤠
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The GVWR is 2990 pounds. I'm loaded between 1570 and 2000 pounds. Hope this answers your question. Please like, subscribe and let others know about our channel on your social media. Have a great weekend 🤠
Do not bolt the fuel pump to the box find a way to hang it by the fuel line with a zip tie. I did it on mine 3 years ago. I guarantee it The mounted my heater in the box also. With only the outlet duct to the inside
Thank you for your idea on hanging the diesel pump. I have no problems with the heater itself inside the trailer, it is nice to have fuel tank and pump outside trailer in the toolbox. Like, Subscribe, Ring the Bell and let others know about our channel.
@@explorer867 I also have a rv style hot water heater also in the box. That way all combustions are outside But I would completely trust having the heater inside But definitely hanging the fuel pump for the heater made a world of difference for myself
Would it be safe to put the heater in the box with the fuel tank? I was thinking about insulating the heater duct to the inside of trailer. What is the hot water heater you have? Thanks
@@georgea6403 The diesel heater manufacturers do make all in one units that have heater, fuel tank and pump inside a metal housing. Insulating the heater hose is a good idea if done with non-combustible insulation. I heat my hot water the old fashioned way, over the fire or on the stove. They do make diesel heaters that have a hot water heater built into the unit. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. Do check out our other videos too. 🤠
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BEAUTIFUL BUILD 💪❤ Thank you ! for sharing...
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@@explorer867 Just SUBd and will do !
This is a great build and a great explanation of what works for you. I've had my 6 x 10 v-nose trailer for years now and have left it as just a shell because it had to serve as my main storage solution for my motorcycles. Now that I've been able to build a garage I'm scouring TH-cam for different conversion builds that will still allow me to haul a bike or two to events but add some comforts for the overnight stays at tracks or rallies. Up until now It's just been an air mattress on the floor of an uninsulated metal box with limited ventilation. Your Spartan design as you call would give me just enough amenities to be comfortable but still have that utilities space when I need it.
Hi @NoBody1399, Thank you for your comment. The flex space inside our trailer is very handy for sure. I can haul my bike or ATV with me to camp then after I arrive set up the trailer inside as a camp trailer.
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I'M PARTIAL TO THE PROPEX HEATER , ESPECIALLY FOR A SMALL SPACE. DAVE AT BEND TRAILER HAS ONE ON HIS 6X12 FAMILY SIZED TEAR DROP. THEY TEND TO BE QUITE AND USE LESS WATTS FOR THE FAN AND NO PUMP NOISE. THE EXHAUST IS CLEAN PROPANE.
I LIKE YOUR BUILD WITH THE NOSE CABINET AND THE OPENESS. A MAGNETIC SCREEN FOR THE REAR DOOR WOULD BE NICE AND A COUPLE OF FOLDING LEGS ON YOUR REAR DOOR FOR A PATIO. YOU DEFINITELY GAVE SOME GOOD IDEAS AND YOUR BUILD IS VERY NEAT AND TIDY. THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE TOUR.
Really like the slide bolt idea on the rear ramp door. 👍👍
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Love the Spartaness that perfectly fits your needs!
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I've been thinking about getting a 6x12 myself and was wondering if it would be enough room. Thanks for the video! By the way you're electrical setup is perfect, I am a master electrician, good work.
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Great walk through. Simple in some ways but very detailed and customized in others. Awesome build. Enjoy!
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So minimal. I love it. This takes care of your needs while keeping almost the entire space to still use as a cargo trailer. Very inexpensive build so you can spend your money on key equipment and electronics. You could fit two full size motorcycles in there still.
@@JayCole-v7x yes flex space with room for bikes and other gear while traveling. This build has been working out very well for us. I have added another 206AH SOK battery so I now have 412AH total storage.
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@@explorer867 will do.
This is excellent! I'm currently building out the exact same size trailer and had very similar ideas for the layout. This was great to see what it will look like when it's done. Thanks!
Hello 867, I'm going into my fifth summer in my 6X12 which is a work in progress. I just add and delete things as experience using the trailer dictates. For my diesel heater fuel tank and pump I built a plywood box for the nose of the trailer and lined it with rubber backed carpet. Then using 1/4 inch rubber tubing I hung the pump at the appropriate angle in the box next to the fuel container so as it was not touching anything solid. I found that mounting the pump solidly even with the supplied rubber mount transmitted the ticking right into the trailer which was eliminated with this mounting method. While I have added a bed and some storage to my trailer I do most everything outside so there is no kitchen or shower in it. I sure hope you enjoy your trailer as much as I enjoy mine. Thanks for the video.
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I had one before and built a small box with 1/4 plywood and lined it with solid foam insulation board covered in yoga mat (glued to the foam board). the box was just taped together instead of other fasteners (except the top face to easily access the box). I was going to go back and glue or fasten, but it worked great and I didn't need to and made it easy to completely take apart. It wasn't my idea to do the small box with foam, I saw someone else on here do it
So true. We use the GMRS radios quite a lot in the back country. Please like, subscribe, ring the bell and let others on your social media know about our channel. 👍
Hello Rob, it's mighty nice to see you!
Thank you Rick. I decided to start posting video again. Hope to see you again one of these days and tell Linda hi for us.
Very nice tour of your electrical & heater details. Great build!
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Having that antenna for radio communications is seriously important, you may only use it once in 5 years, but it is that 1 time that will save your life
Yes, that's true. 👍
very nice build & good clear explanation of your video on how you installed everything
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Love the emergency door ❤
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Really nice video! I am in the process of getting parts ordered for building up a camper/trailer like you have done. Its helping a lot as I am planning much of the same things you are. Already have the heater, solar stuff, and a few other items. I am working on figure out an easy way to include water and a small shower/toilet area. This helps a lot with visualizing it.
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Beautiful job ! Amazing time spent on small camper !
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Looks great! Good to see you posting videos again!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I have had fun working on the trailer and even more fun using it lol. The trailer will continue to evolve over time. Have fun at the cabin
@@explorer867 Thanks! We're enjoying our time here!
Very nice job! I love the fine work you did. Looks like you really know your stuff. I appreciate the tour, and wish you rich blessings as you take your trailer out to enjoy God's beautiful creation. So nice to see another video from you. God bless you my friend.
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I have my pump inside my battery box also, but I made a pool noodle/ foam pipe insulation to wrap the pump in, then left over 1" pink foam I made a box out of that I have the pump in at the correct angle, the foam box was glued together with some construction glue to hold it together, that little pink box is just the right size to drop into the battery box comfortably. On a real quiet night standing next to the battery box I can just hear it cycle.
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Hey Dave can you provide pictures on TH-cam? Do you have a TH-cam channel? Thanks
@Deborah Brebner sorry on two fronts, Trailer is parked for winter, no access with all the snow. Also no youtube channel.
Glad to see you back at it. I love all the topics you tackle. Rock on
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Very nice tiny home on wheels
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I would like to know where you got your cots from thinking about doing a cargo trailer conversion myself
@@thunder19301 the cots are Ozark Trail brand and I picked them up at Costco in Oregon. These coupled with 3" memory foam trifold pads are so comfortable. 👍
Very nice job on the build. Looks really good and clean/open.
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Good video, and I am working on one at the moment. A compilation of ideas are very helpful on my build. My wife is the person that needs the most accommodation, a couple of nights is about the threshold, but early days and you never know.
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Very nice video with lots of good ideas for my build of a 6x12x6 aluminum frame cargo trailer.
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Nice Job.... I am in the process of converting an 8x16 v-nose cargo trailer into an RV and Mobile Sign Shop. I am just starting the walls and cabinets construction. I just sold a 15-passenger shuttle bus that I lived in for 3 years and traveled out west during the winters. I had to sell the shuttle bus because I purchased a large format color printer to make contour cut decals/stickers, koozies, t-shirts, magnetics, banners, mousepads, etc. The large format color printer would have taken up a lot of storage space so I needed to get something bigger. I did a complete conversion series on the shuttle bus from the ground up and now am doing a new series on the cargo trailer conversion. They are on my YT channel.
Very nice great ideas
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Built to your own needs, flexibility in mind. You also still preserved the ability to use it as a cargo hauler if needed.
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I like the open floor plan.
Hi richh9904, when your living space is on the small side it's nice to be able to move bunks, tables and chairs around. When not in use we store bunks in the truck or just fold them up and stack them in rear corner of the trailer. We have our 12 volt refrigerator in the truck also. This setup works very well. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. Thank you for your comment.
Nice build. The heater muffler has a weep hole for drainage that needs to point down. Condensation can build up and cause issues.
Pickle_Hammer, Thank you for watching and commenting. I know I should have the muffler weep hole pointing down but this would make the muffler hang down below the frame of the trailer where it may get damaged. If it holds some moisture and eventually rusts out I'll just replace it. I like your profile picture👍 Please like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media.
@@explorer867 I'm watching your controller setup video now. I am working on a 6 x 12 myself and I plan on installing my heater within the next week or so. I love this stuff, thanks for the videos
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I really love how you left the inside “open” so many ways to move things around. You kept it very functional.
I have watched all your Chinese Diesel Heater posts, I think you have really been great at explaining the details of them. I pro/cons. I will be purchasing one soon for our trailer.
Glad to see you back at making videos.
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I am always happy to hear my video helps people. I have one of the 5kw diesel heaters in my camper canopy on the old 96er my 1996 Ford 4x4 pickup and one in my converted cargo trailer. Both heaters have worked flawlessly. You can check out the video I just uploaded on my converted cargo trailer and the videos detailing the install in my pickup canopy on TH-cam. Please give me a thumbs up, subscribe, let others know about our channel on your social media, and ring the bell. Have a great week.
Well done
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nice set up. love the radio features for the walkies. good stuff
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@@explorer867 Do a video on the radio equipment. that would be interesting. what equipment you. use and the range it gives and how you use the equipment and its benefit id be really interested in watching that. could you do that? I was wondering about those long antennas it has.
I am not sure if you had a chance to watch those videos from the gentleman from Australia that shows all that is needed to take in consideration, when installing a Chinese diesel heater. In any case, you are using the wrong diesel fuel container, DOT approved containers are yellow and have a different chemical formulation of the plastics in order to remain stable when the fuel is in them, also from a safety concerns, emergency personal are trained to recognize yellow as a diesel container. Red fuel containers are to be use Only for the storage and transport of Gasoline type of fuel. Thank you and good luck
Excellent content clearly explained.
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Love how straight and to the point this is. Great vid. Would love to keep seeing this kind of content from your channel!! My favorite thing is your little icon on the bottom right of the video 😂
Keep it coming 😃
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Great information! I recently acquired a 6x12 cargo and will be converting it to a travel trailer. Looks like the high desert in Central Oregon
Hi HD Adventurer, Central Oregon it is.🤠
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@explorer867 I've been in Bend for 23yrs. Originally from the west side of the mountains.
I'm a transplant from the west side also.
Really well done Sir.
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Thanks for the ideas, working on one I bought so getting some ideas.
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Excellent wiring setup
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Your fuel pump insulation for noise and temp control, try using rock wool. A little pricey but very effective in both uses. I also love the layout. The spartan use of space leaves it open to quick change of use. Very effective.
Great suggestion! Thank you for watching.
Very nice job !
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Nice job.
Thanks for the visit
Very nice, only thing I would change is not have shore power low in the front where road grime will hit. In front of the door 3 ft. high would be my location. Enjoy your travels.
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Very nice. Could you tell me more about the Max fan? I am interested in one. Was it easy to install. I like what you have done with the inside of your trailer. Especially the useable modular space. So nice to see you!
The Maxxair fan Really helps keep the trailer cool in warm conditions. Open the windows and or the screen door and you really get good airflow. If your cooking inside, it will pull the moist air from the cabin space as well as cooking odors. The maxxair can be used in the rain as its waterproof in the opened position. This is a real improvement over the old-style roof vents. get one and enjoy all the benefits in your camper. Have a great week
Great job your doing I have the same corgo trailer I have my motorcycle kayak and e bike that I bring whith me as I camp I take all 3 out and set up a air mattress I am looking in to the same heater by the sounds of it you like that heater thanks for the info look forward to seeing more john from cape cod ma
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Great video. Not over produced or complicated. Easy to watch. I too have a 6x12 cargo trailer. It's a 1995 Wells Cargo. All steel and the panels are galvanized steel. Empty it weighs in at 1,000 lbs. It has no rust. I have looked at many different builds throughout the years. I am now a little older but can bot walk at this time. (I'm trying to learn how to again. So I have a ramp in the back. I am unable to use the regular RV door. I am installing a winch for the ramp to make it automatic. Switching put the manual front jack for an electric jack. I need to install a couple of windows. That's the only construction I will be doing. Keeping it like yours.....very simple and practical. Do you have any links to your cot and diesel heater. I currently have 2 buddy heaters and they have been great. Still are. I have liked and subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to watching your adventures and what not. Take care, stay healthy and stay safe!
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I have been thinking of those spring loaded latches that you have on your ramp door for my build, bit I am not sure what they are called. Can you provide a link or what they are called so I can look them up. Thank you
Great overview of your trailer.
Thanks for sharing!!! I really like it! It's nice and simple. Great job!!!
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Nice build! I am curious more on your radio comms. I looked and did not see any videos titled around them specifically. Do you have any more details around the GSMR and hand helds? Product links?
You can go to buytwowayradios.com
This is where I purchased mine.
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Try placing some rock wool insulation around your diesel pump. It works great on my diesel pump.
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Love you content and I’ve been thinking of doing such a thing to travel in and have a place to sleep and be safe I just have been trying to fill my brain with all kinds of ideas 😊 from where to start how big a trailer should I consider and my tow vehicle I’m open to all suggestions I can get
Thank you for your comment. The cargo trailer camper concept is a great one. This will allow you to build a camper that fits your needs. If it's only one person camping I would say you could get by with a 6x10 trailer. This would be less demanding on your tow vehicle and burn less fuel. If you like more space or theirs 2 people then the 6x12 would fit the need and not require much more fuel and the same tow vehicle likely will handle it. Both are nimble to drive and back up.
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Awesome build. Can you tell me how you did that interior corner metal trim along the ceiling edges? What is it and where did youbget it? I assume its used as a wireway as well? Thanks!
Hi leejohnson8800, look below this video and you will see my playlists. Check out the videos pertaining to the trailer. You will find the video that shows the trailer build. I purchased the trailer with the aluminum trim in place. Yes I have routed the wiring behind trim. Thanks for asking. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. 🤠
Please, inform me where to turn to learn how to do the wiring of the electric sys. ?
Cargo Trailer Camper Conversion. Cabin, Tiny house
Great Job Ex867, I am doing a diesel heater in the nose of my 6x12 as we speak, can you let me know what aluminum tongue box you used to house the diesel tank? Or the approx dimensions? Thank you and safe travels! 😎
Hi Solas750, The box I used is the "Better Built 67011386 ATV Tool Box". Enjoy your camper build.
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This is the size I want to go with, except I want the barn (or double) doors for flexibility of use. Do you have any suggestions for manuals for adding electrical. I want to have a small air conditioner, as I occasionally need to keep boxes of food cool for a food outreach I help with.
Very nice job with the diesel heater installation. Did you use one of the expensive Wabasto/Espar mounting plates or did you find a knock-off one? Any diesel smell in trailer?
Hi William, this is one of the 5kw Chinese diesel heaters just like the one I installed 3 years ago in the 96 F250 truck camper canopy or as some call a cap. If you want you can go to my videos and check it out. I've had great luck with these heaters. I made the mounting plate and adapted a gutter downpipe fitting for the exhaust heat shield. This installation is and has worked for my application and I show what I've done as entertainment only I'm not a professional installer. I have to say that. No diesel smell inside the trailer. Please like, Subscribe, Ring the Bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. Have a great day
Great video, we have been looking into building us a camper like this , did you get it new and did you install the rv door and window or did you order it with them already in it , thanks
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@explorer8676 just subbed and plan on watching the build , thanks
Santa is everywhere.
Lol, I've heard that a lot. Have a great day and thanks for watching.
Nice clean build 😃 we are looking at Aluminum trailers are you happy with your model so far? Can you run the max air on your solar? 1 more question 😆 does your cots fit side by side and what cot are they?
Yes, we're happy with the trailer. I think it's a little above average quality. I have upgraded it over the last three years (look at my video playlist and check out the trailer videos). Yes, the solar "300 watts" is plenty to run the max air. The cott's are Timber Ridge brand and yes they fit side by side. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. Have a great week 🤠
I'm not sure if it's been mentioned, but I've seen a few videos where ppl have stated that that small hole on what's supposed to be the bottom of the heater muffler is a drain hole for condensation.. maybe something to look into.
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I like how it's simple but fictional
Thanks for your comment but what do you mean by fictional?
Wow nice job, where did you get the gas tank and box for holding the tank. Will be doing same set up, thanks
The toolbox I purchased off Amazon and the fuel tank is from one of my old mercury outboard motors. Thanks for asking. Please like, subscribe, and let others know about our channel on your social media.😅
@@explorer867 ,thank you
Nice work. Regarding the heater fuel lines. What if there is a breach or leak? Point of the question is it might be nice to have a couple of shut off valves. I may have missed the clicking pump everyone talks about.. keep up the fun good work. KA7PAT
I have 3 girls, so I need a California king bed.
Sounds like you need a bigger trailer.🤠
@@explorer867 7x18. 2 king beds. 8 girls.
What kind of a mount did you use for the spare mount. ? That’s what I’ve been looking to do thanks
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The tire carrier is the Extreme Max 3004.4553
Consider mounting muffler vertically. Any condensation build up should drain out to weep hole on the muffler.
Hi @peterdement, Thank you for your comment. Yes, your 100% right on having the weep hole facing down. Thank you for pointing this out as in most applications this is how it should be done. My endeavor was and is to keep the muffler from hanging down below the trailers support structure thus keeping it from becoming hung up and damaged by objects hitting it. If the muffler rusts out I will replace it. Please like, subscribe to the channel, ring the bell and let others on your social media know about the channel. Have a great day
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How did you mount your spare tire.
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The tire mount I used is : Extreme Max 3004.4553
You can find these on Amazon.
You will want to mount it low enough on the rear gate so the tire doesn't interfere when the gate is fully down. Remove decking and place a block of wood sandwiched between outside skin and inside decking. Have fun with your build.🤠
Thanks my husband understands what you’re talking about.
These mounting brackets are strong.🤠
Hello, nice trailer. How much was Total cost with trailer?
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Have you had any issues with the spare tire mounted on the back? Curious if the road vibration cause it to loosen or even stretch the bolt holes
No problems. When placing tire mount on rear door make sure you place reinforcement lumber inside door cavity. For example I cut 2 2x6's and placed them inside the cavity one on either side of center rib then ran bolts through 2x6's spanning the rib. I used fender washers and lock nuts on inside of door.
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I think I would not buy all the electric and solar stuff, I would use a Buddy heater and some 20 volt fans and lights and if I wanted to have AC I'd buy a generator or plug into 120 . Do it cheap and now you're camping! LMAO 😉
You do what works best for you👍
The diesel heater and solar setup work well for my needs.
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Buddy heater is a joke and release to much moisture not to mention carbon monoxide
@CatHound Yes for sure.
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Yes it's a good idea to cover that spare tire.... but not with a black covering that absorbs the sun's energy. White material would be better.
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That's true, but I do prefer black so I compromised.
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I have a serious question about your spare tire mount. I would like to do that too. Are there metal studs inside the door?
Yes there is an aluminum support structure. I also filled the cavity inside door with wood 2x6 in area behind tire mount.
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Nice simple lay out, who's the manufacturer of that trailer ?
EZ Hauler
Very nice job! Only six led? No disco ball?
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Hi.
Nice setup.
Do u have a cost for that build?
I haven't added up the receipts. I would estimate the cost at $10500.
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how much did your solar setup cost? nice work bt3
What I paid and what they cost now will be different. The package I purchased is the 400 watt renogy premium package. Thanks for asking your question. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media.
I noticed a black coating on the underside of the flooring. What product did you use ??
How is it holding up ??
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By the way it's holding up very well. I painted the inside floor with same product in gray.
What is the metal trim material you used between the walls and ceiling?
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Like the trailer tore
Wondering where does your wife sleep you only had one cought
Hi Jay, We have another cot for my wife that is set up on the opposite side of the trailer leaving a 10" path between cot's
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@19:34 😮. You may want to turn your muffler so the Hole 🕳 drains out to the Bottom.
Yes ideally the drain hole should point down. I however have it mounted on its side so it doesn't hang down and thus get hung up on anything. If at sometime it rusts out I will replace it. Thank you for your suggestion.
What type of spare tire mount did you use? First I’ve seen in that location.
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Thank you! Very nice trailer. I’m just beginning my project.
@@bwillis280 Have fun with your trailer build.
Thanks, I'm glad this wasn't on brain surgery.🤣
Oh, how did you know. Brain surgery is up next. Lol
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why you did not have a inverter for your solor
@@ronniebrashear5633 I haven't really needed an inverter to this point. When I need 110 power I just fire up the Yamaha generator.
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What did you use for your interior trim?
I used pine that I milled from trees on my property. Thanks for asking.
I usually have 2 or 3 girls with me, so the bed won’t work for me. I have a 7x18 with a California king.
Does anyone know if its (i guess..) legal to rent these conversations out? Either through outdoorsy or your own means?. I cant find any info on it. And outdoorsy doesnt seem to have any conversations on their site. Which is surprising.
Not sure.
if you still have those tyres on your camper today.... they are past their used by date mate. just saying.
The Goodyear tires have a service life of 6 years according to Goodyear tires website depending on accumulated road miles.
The tires on my trailer were manufactured on the 22nd week of 2020 thus l still have 2 more years of service life left.
Other factures that influence tire life are accumulated milage and sun/weather exposure. My trailer is well within tread wear limits, and given that it's always stored inside when not in use tires have minimal exposure to the suns uv rays.
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Craft foam?
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What type of cot is that?
Ozark trail
One is a Timber Ridge
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Don’t know if i missed the weight
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Do not bolt the fuel pump to the box find a way to hang it by the fuel line with a zip tie. I did it on mine 3 years ago. I guarantee it The mounted my heater in the box also. With only the outlet duct to the inside
Thank you for your idea on hanging the diesel pump. I have no problems with the heater itself inside the trailer, it is nice to have fuel tank and pump outside trailer in the toolbox. Like, Subscribe, Ring the Bell and let others know about our channel.
@@explorer867 I also have a rv style hot water heater also in the box. That way all combustions are outside But I would completely trust having the heater inside But definitely hanging the fuel pump for the heater made a world of difference for myself
@@daringermain4474 I will try hanging the pump. Thank you for your suggestion.
Would it be safe to put the heater in the box with the fuel tank? I was thinking about insulating the heater duct to the inside of trailer. What is the hot water heater you have? Thanks
@@georgea6403 The diesel heater manufacturers do make all in one units that have heater, fuel tank and pump inside a metal housing. Insulating the heater hose is a good idea if done with non-combustible insulation. I heat my hot water the old fashioned way, over the fire or on the stove. They do make diesel heaters that have a hot water heater built into the unit. Please Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell and let others know about our channel on your social media. Do check out our other videos too. 🤠
the easiest way mount the pump on thick rubber pad or washer's could use like rubber matting they sell all over the country
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VERY good idea putting the desiel fuel on the tongue
Yes, no diesel smell inside trailer. Thank you for your comments