Adventure Trailer, So Far
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Thanks! Just got a custom canvas awning made for it, so im making an awning cover and brackets for it now.
Impressive. Good to have skills, and tools. Nice job.
I was looking at the nuthouse industries "Peanut" trailer, https://nuthouseindustries.com/expedition-trailers/peanut/that is all aluminum. The have an option for adding this product called sharkhide to preserve the metal. http://sharkhide.com/mpinfo.html. the more I read the more I thought that this could be a really good idea.
Cool build man.
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Rick
I was looking at the nuthouse industries "Peanut" trailer, https://nuthouseindustries.com/expedition-trailers/peanut/that is all aluminum. The have an option for adding this product called sharkhide to preserve the metal. http://sharkhide.com/mpinfo.html. the more I read the more I thought that this could be a really good idea.
Cool build man.
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Rick
Thanks for the heads-up on the sharkhide product! That could change how i finsh some jobs from here on out!
That would be interesting to hear about. All I have done is read about it, but it looks interesting. Likely it's a PIA to apply correctly and could be expensive too. Regardless.. it seems to have the answer to tarnish etc..
Update!Started on my "kitchen ". This mounts in the main cargo area of the trailer thats on 48" slides. Driver side has a drawer for the stove thats on 20" slides. And passenger side has a drop down prep table that when is up secures the totes that store dry goods. The prep table has turnbuckles to help level the work space on uneven ground.
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Just found you! Mighty fine welds!!
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