Not So Pro 3

[USMC615]

Morning men, and gubment Union worker Dallas...60 to 80 and looks like a rain-free day around these parts.

 

[Woodpecker]

Looking good Brad. To bad you can't insulate the floor as well then cover it. Maybe marine grade spar polyurethane the wood first? Insulation then something to cover it. Our Intech camper has a plastic like "cardboard", for lack of a better term, to seal the bottom. Its between the aluminum frame and floor.

The floor is getting insulated Steve. I was originally going to lay 1" stringers inside the trailer and lay the insulation down on the floor and then floor over it, but the trailer is vertically challenged inside. Just the standard 71.5ish vertical inches to the bare ceiling rafters.

Sew the way around that is to seal that bare wood underneath. Then insulate the panels and probably paint with undercoat or truck bed liner. Saves about 1.5 vertical inches inside the camper. If everything works out to plan I won't have to hunch over to walk inside.

 

[USMC615]

@Stihl working Hard ...hope you folks fair well with the 2021 Cyclone Party. Batten the hatches!

 

[Saw Collector]

The floor is getting insulated Steve. I was originally going to lay 1" stringers inside the trailer and lay the insulation down on the floor and then floor over it, but the trailer is vertically challenged inside. Just the standard 71.5ish vertical inches to the bare ceiling rafters.

Sew the way around that is to seal that bare wood underneath. Then insulate the panels and probably paint with undercoat or truck bed liner. Saves about 1.5 vertical inches inside the camper. If everything works out to plan I won't have to hunch over to walk inside.

Nice. We think alike.

 

[Woodpecker]

Nice. We think alike.

Yep. Over all I'm pretty impressed with the build quality of the trailer. Everything has been straight and true with decent welds. However, they did do some terrible trailer manufacturing "stuff" like use cheap crimp on electrical fasteners and leaving that wood bare. I realize it's supposed to be marine grade ply but seriously that $hits still going to rot out in a heartbeat in our humidity.

 

[stihl livin]

Yep. Over all I'm pretty impressed with the build quality of the trailer. Everything has been straight and true with decent welds. However, they did do some terrible trailer manufacturing "stuff" like use cheap crimp on electrical fasteners and leaving that wood bare. I realize it's supposed to be marine grade ply but seriously that $hits still going to rot out in a heartbeat in our humidity.

spray foam bottom side of trailer? One step and done.

 

[Slumberjack]

Nice job there Pat how much time do you think you have invested in that jug

I machine them in about an hour then a couple hours to port them after one like this I’ve done several and know exactly what I want to do

 

[GCJenks204]

Morning all. Should be a slack day here. Walk Thea and then go have an outside visit with friends we haven’t seen since last summer.

Can’t wait until we get more vaccines in arms and things start to return to social again.

 

[Woodpecker]

Here's some sunday morning food porn for you falkers... This is what we use all that delicious maple syrup on. Sunday morning pancakes.


The wife and boy like sausage crumbles and my daughter likes em with mini chocolate chips. I usually make up a huge mess of em and freeze the leftovers. For convenient use later.

 

[Slumberjack]

Morning y’all. This ol ugly husky gets to test out the cylinder I ported for my jonsered 670. Waiting on gaskets to come in for a bottom end rebuild on the Jonny oh and time lol

 

[GCJenks204]

Hoping @Stihl working Hard is sleeping and not without power being hammered by that storm.

While discussing those on the other side of the world has anyone heard from Dan @AlfA01 lately?

 

[dall]

I'd move. As I'm sure many others would too.

your learning

 

[dall]

Damn slackers

 

[Woodpecker]

spray foam bottom side of trailer? One step and done.

Had wondered about that. I've never used the stuff before. Where do you buy it? How easy is it to apply? What's clean up like? How durable is it? Would a coat of bedliner still be needed? I also wondered how easy it would be to shoot the $hit on under the trailer. I had it lifted up about as far as the dingo would raise it.

 

[41FanForLife]

Headed to Pittsburgh to the world of wheels custom car show. Its a dall kind of day.

 

[ayoungtexan]

Was ok just watching the news and the weather radar regarding the cyclone just up the road praying it misses us.It’s trajectory has changed slightly down towards us we are due for some action in a couple of hours. Hopefully it just wings us and we just get a heap of rain.

Hoping it doesn’t hit y’all to bad

 

[ayoungtexan]

Good morning fellas. First job of the day is cutting this back

 

[ayoungtexan]

Go on vista print and make yourself up 500 business cards. If your clients are happy with your work ask them if they'd like a few cards to pass on to friends and family. That's the only way I advertise anymore. I'm currently booked up 6 weeks out.

Sounds like a great idea Brad

 

[p61 western]

Good morning fellas.

 

[Dream]

Just made it home from our camping/fishing trip.
Now the fun begins. Gotta unpack, setup, and dry this junk out. Also need to remove about 300 pounds of sand. Worse than the beach.
Heres the biggest fish we caught, and a pic from the trip back this morning.