Grim Reaper
Expedition Leader
Amazing work. Subscribed!
A lot of talent on display here. Impressive.
Be careful with the hitch on the rear bumper, could be a real shin knocker. How high will the counter top be. That is where I ran into most of my design problems. Going with the same fridge helped lower the counter some, but would like it a little lower.
Great work, those fenders could become a product sir.
Looks good.
Are you putting skid plates on the water tank. I strongly suggest that you do. I drug mine around for three years never needing them. But once you do, it is a whole lot more work to do it from under the trailer. A real pain in the ***** to say the least.
Also, I'm a little embarrassed because your 1/2 scale oak up is better than my finished product :-/
Good to see this posted here on ExPo finally Mike. I have been following this build closely...and by closely I mean at minimum weekly visits and conversations over tea at Mike's shop. lol We were camping last fall (September) and he was discussing the drawbacks of the original POD trailer with the RTT. After many hours around the campfire it was pretty clear that this build was imminent. Within days the POD was out and the TD was in!
If I had to say anything about this build, it is that it is quality first. Finishes are excellent, design is thoughtful and the execution as always is excellent. It is surprisingly light and to be honest I would be shocked if it was over 1300# loaded (water, food, gear). Considering that my CDN M101 is probably around there, and it is a 4x6 tub...lol. It is nearly complete now, hurry up and post the rest of the pics Mike!!
Superb build, good to see it on here! Cant wait to test fir pair of those fenders on my trailer, they are strong and weigh about 1/4 of what the OEM DEW fenders do.
My God man, how did I miss this?! Awesome build!
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