Current build - finished

[prohandyman]

[grizz]

No messing about there then.....

Lovely galley.

[Miriam C.]

Man you do beautiful work. Love the inside and the galley!

[prohandyman]

Update to build - hatch installed

[jamwius]

I like the interior you picked. It looks nice. I see you have a vent on the headboard. Curious to know how is that hooked up?

John

[prohandyman]

John
The lady I am building this for wants a Petcool. The hook-ups are here behind this access door

and the ducting is thru the bottom of the forward cabinets and then up thru the wall cabinets to the vents. I fabricated an aluminum register box an attached it to the vent and 2" pvc. Of course that was after I puchased, modified, adapted and eventually tossed out a floor sweep head for a shop vac, trying to make it work for a register box.


Since only one pvc duct continues past the first tall cabinet, it allows for some storage under the hinged center panel with cup holders. The tall panel behind the center vent hides the LED lighting and reading lights

[prohandyman]

Well it is done and gone

[grizz]

That is lovely Dan,
mine is nowhere near the quality you are turning out, but hopefully it will sleep two in more comfort than a tent.

[teardrop_focus]

Dan! That's a great-looking trailer! Is is a "tenner"?



You do great work... I first noticed when you finished the '47 Kit.

In the pic above grizz'a post... that's the fender I want to use, and the tire-to-fender gap is about perfect. You using a torsion axle?

Any assistance in this matter is greatly appreciated!

[Billy K]

Nicely done, Dan.

Hope our 'woodie' turns out as good!

[prohandyman]

Thanks for the kind words.

In the pic above grizz'a post... that's the fender I want to use, and the tire-to-fender gap is about perfect. You using a torsion axle

?
Chris
Those fenders are are 10 3/4" x 32" 16 ga. Painted with automotive base coat/clear coat. And yes I use torsion axles.