Absolutely 👍 💯 Part #3 we saved the best for last. The way you cover the electrical is outstanding my friend! 👍😃👍 Plan on releasing another vlog style video then part #3 of your build.
there are many things I’d like to say about this video and I will. I’m glad I found you guys. I’m in the beginning stages. I haven’t even purchased my cargo trailer yet for my conversion. However, I will say, and you guys keep saying, the the common thread is "You get what you pay for"
The Whale Gusher foot pump is on West Marine. I have 2 of them on my sailboat and am installing in my cargo conversion. They last forever and have re-build kits. After 20 years, I rebuilt one of my foot pumps.
All is good about the hospital-grade outlets. Hot and neutral stranded wires are easy to connect. BUT.. the ground wire is still a problem. I had to add the 1/2" washer to the screw to keep all the strands under the screw.
Hi. Great video. Lots of good information. Was looking for the link to the refrigerator temp monitors that were being used. Do you have that info? Thanks
Great information, Kevin really thought this out. Regarding the stranded wire with outlets, I think the answer is soldering the stranded ends, should work fine with normal outlet.
Kevin is an excellent creative engineer... He's a true DIY builder!HE TOOK CARE OF THE "BONES" first!Helpful insulation info too! GOOD QUESTIONING JAMES! Hope to see Kevin and you James (!) at an RTR in Q. sometime. ALOHA
I use that whale foot pump also. There was one thing I was not going to have in my build, and that was a water pump that sounded like a woodpecker on methamphetamine.
The receptacles for the fridge and microwave did not look like hospital grade to me. They were weather resistant but hospital grade should have a green dot on them ?
all looked good till the air conditioner and fan.a mini split and correct solar it could run all day. now he has two holes that will leak at some point and a waste of solar space.
I like the work that this fellow has done. There’s some really interesting innovative thoughts behind what’s going on here. I have an objection to register however. That objection is that the reliance upon Amazon is one of the things that’s driving so many people out of business, out of their homes. I would urge folks to work really hard at resourcing from somewhere else besides the billionaires refuge. There have been many times I have found a much lower cost materials at locally owned hardware stores, and lumber yards, than in the box stores, and Amazon.That said, great video, great information. Reach beyond the first hit from your search, try mom n pop stores eh?
Hey Paul, it's Kevin! I agree buddy! I built and owned my own biz for 15 years! Keep in mind that in this vid, the two most expensive items did NOT come from Amazon...the trailer(proudly made in Nappanee, IN) and the Unique Fridge. Please like and sub to this channel and you'll readily see PART #3 which also contains more items NOT purchased from Amazon.
Well done Kevin....lots of handy tips 😊 I must say i'm with James on duct tape- I use it and a lump hammer for everything; diy, repairs, cooking, dating......
Yessir 👍 You are correct Wayne Halladay. Kevin was gracious enough to spend several hours filming this tour last winter and we wanted to edit it down to provide the most detailed information without wasting your time. Thank you for your patience as we complete this project and get it uploaded 👍😃👍
Hey James! It's Kevin. Nice editing my friend!!! I talk a lot so part #3 would be appropriate.
Absolutely 👍 💯 Part #3 we saved the best for last. The way you cover the electrical is outstanding my friend!
👍😃👍 Plan on releasing another vlog style video then part #3 of your build.
Part 3??????
Hands down just an awesome build thank you very much for the ideas 👍😁👍
The Whale Gusher Foot Pump looks like a winner!!! You control your own water flow, very nice...
there are many things I’d like to say about this video and I will. I’m glad I found you guys. I’m in the beginning stages. I haven’t even purchased my cargo trailer yet for my conversion. However, I will say, and you guys keep saying, the the common thread is "You get what you pay for"
The Whale Gusher foot pump is on West Marine. I have 2 of them on my sailboat and am installing in my cargo conversion. They last forever and have re-build kits. After 20 years, I rebuilt one of my foot pumps.
All is good about the hospital-grade outlets. Hot and neutral stranded wires are easy to connect. BUT.. the ground wire is still a problem. I had to add the 1/2" washer to the screw to keep all the strands under the screw.
Where you guys at we miss yeal God bless yeal
Thank you so much! We've been working on some things to allow us to do more and bigger adventures! Thank you for hanging in there with us!❤
Hi. Great video. Lots of good information. Was looking for the link to the refrigerator temp monitors that were being used. Do you have that info? Thanks
Are you guys alright we've not seen any thing from yeal guys God bless yeal
Thank you so much! We've been working on some things to allow us to do more and bigger adventures! Thank you for hanging in there with us!❤
Miss you guys. Where are you?
Whew that's alot for a little fridge. In the last video I watched the guy give $200. for the same size fridge off Amazon.
Great information, Kevin really thought this out. Regarding the stranded wire with outlets, I think the answer is soldering the stranded ends, should work fine with normal outlet.
Kevin is an excellent creative engineer... He's a true DIY builder!HE TOOK CARE OF THE "BONES" first!Helpful insulation info too! GOOD QUESTIONING JAMES!
Hope to see Kevin and you James (!) at an RTR in Q. sometime.
ALOHA
Love Kevin's "Just go try it" approach to his build. Can't wait for part 3.
Absolutely MrBowNaxe! Part 3, Power Systems, is coming soon. directly after our next vlog style video!
I use that whale foot pump also. There was one thing I was not going to have in my build, and that was a water pump that sounded like a woodpecker on methamphetamine.
Lol I love that pump! No power required and to your point no noise!
The receptacles for the fridge and microwave did not look like hospital grade to me. They were weather resistant but hospital grade should have a green dot on them ?
all looked good till the air conditioner and fan.a mini split and correct solar it could run all day. now he has two holes that will leak at some point and a waste of solar space.
Is your AC an Energy Star??
It makes a difference in start up.
I must admit this is one very well thought out build very impressed with everything
Be safe love you all
Why did you choose a window air conditioner over a mini split with your quality and expertise?
Very informative for someone wanting to build their own camper-- every detail is thought out. 💜
Most excellent video! Looking forward to Part 3.
Thank you so much rs! Part 3, Power systems, is coming soon. We'll have vlog style video then part 3 will be next. Thank you for watching!
Love it.
That temperature gage is pretty cool!
Yes RVing Our Way With Mo and Jen! One of my favorite features!
That is one great build!!!!
Kevin sure did a great job! Wait until you see his electrical layout 👍
😀👍👍👍 definitely took his time to do it right !
He really did Lonny! I am really hoping we can see it after he installs all the cabinetry! 👍😁👍
@@CamperSizeLiving 👍 me too.
Wow he really has everything laid out just right I like that refrigerator.🌻✌💖💪👨🍳🎅🚌👍
Right Chef Santa?! I love the idea of a 12 volt fridge and such a good size too!
Still anxiously waiting for Part 3!
It's coming shortly! Thank you for hanging in there with us!
I like the work that this fellow has done. There’s some really interesting innovative thoughts behind what’s going on here. I have an objection to register however. That objection is that the reliance upon Amazon is one of the things that’s driving so many people out of business, out of their homes. I would urge folks to work really hard at resourcing from somewhere else besides the billionaires refuge. There have been many times I have found a much lower cost materials at locally owned hardware stores, and lumber yards, than in the box stores, and Amazon.That said, great video, great information. Reach beyond the first hit from your search, try mom n pop stores eh?
Hey Paul, it's Kevin! I agree buddy! I built and owned my own biz for 15 years! Keep in mind that in this vid, the two most expensive items did NOT come from Amazon...the trailer(proudly made in Nappanee, IN) and the Unique Fridge. Please like and sub to this channel and you'll readily see PART #3 which also contains more items NOT purchased from Amazon.
Well done Kevin....lots of handy tips 😊
I must say i'm with James on duct tape- I use it and a lump hammer for everything; diy, repairs, cooking, dating......
Isn't he an incredible idea guy Ol' Bird! Dating? Lol I don't think we want the rest of that story! LOL!!!!🤣😂🤣😂 Have a great week!😉👍💕
Part 3 ???????
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Hi I'm from Knightstown Indiana
Hello Mark! Kevin here. Would you be interested in buying my trailer?
@@TheYankmchain how much ?
@@campervanmark3410 $22K. It will be up for sale late April or early May.
I haven't seen a video recently, I hope you guys are doing well!
Thank you so much! We've been working on some things to allow us to do more and bigger adventures! Thank you for hanging in there with us!❤
Are you in Quartzite? Think I figured it out. You did this video last winter and just got around to editing & posting it.
Yessir 👍 You are correct Wayne Halladay. Kevin was gracious enough to spend several hours filming this tour last winter and we wanted to edit it down to provide the most detailed information without wasting your time. Thank you for your patience as we complete this project and get it uploaded 👍😃👍
Is this still a channel or what?
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It worries me that something real bad must have happened for them not to post anything for so long.
Thank you for your concern!❤ We've been working on some things to allow us to do more and bigger adventures! Thank you for hanging in there with us!❤