We converted an old 1970s horse trailer into a mobile bar trailer. The trailer was originally designed for a coffee company was spec’d to be health department approved. We ended up going in another direction for the coffee company and finished the conversion for a distillery in northern Michigan.
Products I used in this project: (affiliate links)
Electrical
- Recessed 12v LED Lights: amzn.to/3rvUdmw
- BlueSea Systems 12v distribution block: amzn.to/2P6NfYf
- 50 AMP Exterior Hookup: amzn.to/2PiT6JM
- 10 Gauge Wire pack: amzn.to/2O25OMB
- 120v AC to 12v DC Charge Controller: amzn.to/3rwQS6S
Water
- Main 12v Water Pump: amzn.to/3u5MZHs
- Small Water Pump for drinking water: amzn.to/3cugaOt
- Stainless Steel Dinking water spout: amzn.to/3cxSol0
- SHURFLO Extreior Water Hookup: amzn.to/3rwx2sf
- Gravity Water Fed inlet: amzn.to/3wic4kG
- HEPVO Water Trap for RVs and Concession Trailers: amzn.to/39qqncS
Other
- Countertop Expoxy: amzn.to/3syGBIu
Timeline
00:00 - Intro
00:38 - Why did I end up converting a horse trailer?
01:08 - How to convert a horse trailer into a bar
01:48 - Original Trailer
02:02 - Fabrication / Framing
03:53 - Gathering materials and appliances
04:39 - Water System
07:05 - Electrical
08:56 - Finishing touches
11:52 - MOBILE BAR TOUR
17:45 - Future Projects
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