Overland Trailer build Jkidd6339

[KCStudly]

I was thinking the same thing, just assumed that you left them down around the shop for convenience sake. A couple of mini bungee cords should do the trick.

[jkidd6339]

I have some straps for them. I will probably remove the jacks in rough terrain.

[Fishingtomatoseed]

The trailer looks awesome!

[jkidd6339]

Thanks

[jkidd6339]

Trying to decide if I should just use an oil stain on the interior or use a wipe on poly. What is everyone else using? My concerns about the poly is that it will crack over time from the cold winters.

[swoody126]

i love TEAK OIL for nice wooden parts

it does need ventilation/sunshine to cure

when you booger it all you have to do is scuff the spot & wipe some more on

lovin this thread

sw

[jkidd6339]

I have some of that I'll have to try it and see what it looks like. Thanks.

[jkidd6339]

I got my tongue box on the trailer today this is where my galley stuff will go. Also there will be enough room for a 1000 watt Honda inverter generator.

[jkidd6339]

First trip out very happy with this one.

[KCStudly]

Looks like a great spot and a wonderful picture of it, too!

Mind sharing the location? It looks like it could be remote.

[3GKnight]

You keep reading this but I'm still going to reiterate the "Your camper looks great!" Cause it does. Very well done and looks like a good place to camp. Love me some secluded dispersed camping.

[retep]

Looks incredible. Great build. I learned so much on reading these builds. But I really admire the work you have done. Again looks great. Peter

[jkidd6339]

Looks like a great spot and a wonderful picture of it, too!

Mind sharing the location? It looks like it could be remote.

On top of the mountain Bountiful, Utah the valley is at about 4300 feet and the top of the mountain is at about 9000 feet.

Thanks guys for the comments.

[jkidd6339]

The camping spot a couple of weeks ago.

[KCStudly]

Great photo.