Love your shirt!

Getting ready to start this same project by myself next week. Thanks for the video and I will PRAY FRIST🙏😉

@alfonsocarlos285

2 жыл бұрын

Instablaster

I plan on building one great job

Good job guys! Thx 4sharing

Wow - really enjoyed the video - well filmed, great edits, and easy to understand. Well done.

It really did show much of how it was wired.

We had same ordeal with the wall screws, we called those screws ,screws of many names.lol

Those are nail screws, they are used with a nail gun. They look like u can unscrew them but not, they suck. Just bought a 7 x 14 trailer. Which i ordered 2 windows and installation for the sides and ceiling. And i told them to put regular screws not those nail screws. Now the fun starts building my cargo trailer. Best of luck on your build.

@benseabrook7655

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info! That was driving us crazy. Good luck on your build! We'll be doing an update video soon showing the final product. It's been a great investment.

@kevinc5801

3 жыл бұрын

Well now I know also ! nail screws

@thomashorn9152

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevinc5801 the easiest way to remove those screw nails, is drill the head off and then pull them out or cut them off. Hope this helps.

@chrisrandol9157

3 жыл бұрын

I like what I see, my wife loves the pallet look, but you need to show what’s inside, I am assuming it’s the shower and toilet? Please show more if you can, thank you.

Did you guys make a separate circuit for the lights and outlets with separate breakers?

Great job. I am glad I found your videos. I will be tackling this project soon.

@benseabrook7655

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, and best of luck on your project! We have a couple new projects in the works right now ourselves!

@benseabrook7655

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Joseph- If you're still thinking about doing a conversion of your own, I encourage you to check out the video I just uploaded about my experience and advice for conversions. I hope it's helpful to you, and good luck with your build!

Awesome video ! I just picked up my cargo trailer and plan on converting it but really have no idea what I’m doing. I’ve been watching a ton of KZread videos and seems like all of them installed electric before and behind the insulation. Any reason or issues with doing it the way you did with the electric on the outside of the insulation ?

@benseabrook7655

3 жыл бұрын

The main reason I chose to do it this way is because I wanted it be easier to access in the future. Just in-case I wanted to change something down the road. Either way is fine, but if you ever do change your mind about your layout- Insulation is just one more thing you would have to pull out to make alterations. I hope that's helpful!

When I made my purchase last week, the dealer said "Make sure you mark your pieces!" What screws did you use to replace the originals that you had to crowbar out? Great vids with a sense of humor👍

Wish you showed a little more about the electric. It's what I'm going to do.

@benseabrook7655

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Ralph - Sorry filming the project proved to be way more time consuming than anticipated so we weren't as thorough in some of our explanations as we wanted to be. Did you have any specific questions I could answer?

What did you use to fasten the wall coverings to the studs?

@benseabrook7655

4 жыл бұрын

We ended up using 1.5" self tapping screws for pretty much all of the walls and they worked great

Do you any video or pics of the panel ?

so that's two wire. NO ground wire? I am shopping for wire. Metal clad has a ground.

Those are screws for a collated screw gun. The screws get "shot" into the walls. Not really made to be removed. Diamond cargo and Lark use them.

@benseabrook7655

3 жыл бұрын

Good to know! I can certainly vouche for them bring "not really made to be removed."

@r.daniels1165

3 жыл бұрын

But still, they're basically a nail, right?

@notoshaapproved

3 жыл бұрын

@@r.daniels1165 Basically, yes. But with threads

@michaelmarton5483

Жыл бұрын

They're called screw nails, or hell nails by the RV community. I replaced all mine with #8 metal screws in my conversion. Hate them.

@notoshaapproved

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelmarton5483 Agreed!

Noob here: why cant you just run electrical extension cords to be plugged in at the camp site?

@jacobwanninger9147

4 жыл бұрын

Hey CCW Noob! Glad you gave this video a look and that’s great question. So we installed a 30amp outlet on the outside of the trailer that goes to our breaker panel inside. So whenever we get to the campsite we run a 30amp extension cord from the camp site’s supply to our outlet. We can also use a generator in the same way.

@seansteede

2 жыл бұрын

Another option is to wire the entire trailer on 12V off a solar generator / battery pack then run the campsite 110V to the setup when available, or solar when off grid. There are pros & cons to having mix of 12V an d normal household style wiring (one / other / or both), but if you plan on building solar into your rig and want to keep things simple, it's an option.

Don't sweat a thing guys, we learn only by doing, failing then succeeding.

I wish there were step-by-step on wiring the circuit: step 1: do this. step 2: do this. step 3: step 4:

Answer to your ?: The wrong screws.

@benseabrook7655

5 жыл бұрын

James Buxton well you’re not wrong there

Those aren’t screws there loaded hammer nails from a gun. Kinda like concrete nails