Recent content by sledhead70

This is a couple of pictures showing how I got it, and the state it's in now. Lots to still do. 🤪

Ok, thanks. I hope installing them directly to the walls will work. I don’t want to do wood and FRP. I’ll take a look at the caps.

I though the same thing, but it worked out for me. Given all the ridiculous theft and resale in the USA right now at big box home stores, I figured these had to be legit at least, because they aren’t easy to move! 🤣 He did have them under a tarp, but it clearly leaked so they were all wet and...

That is very nice work! Question, where did you mount the boat exhausts? You show the close up, but it’s hard to tell where you went through the trailer wall exactly. For example, on the front heater it looks like you go straight out at the top on the front right angled panel, but it doesn’t...

This was a great tip! I read this and thought to check my own local classified ads, and found a guy that had a 100 leftover sheets from his job. I picked them up (same 4x10s) for $25 each! Question for you on mounting the panels. Did you glue to your existing boards? My trailer was unfinished...

Thanks FatGuy for the details you sent. I went and picked up a bunch of 4x10 FRP sheets for only $25 each (I found them on a local classifieds ad which I only thought to check after reading someone else’s experience with kijiji). Although I need to clean them and do something about the chemical...

Thanks for the insights on the intake placement. I am still debating how I will mount mine (through the floor or through the side of the trailer). I bought the diesel heater that has the parts separate, which will give me more flexibility incorporating it, but if I go through the trailer side...

This has been a great thread to pour through. Many thanks to everyone as I now have so many ideas for my own trailer build! My Chinese heater can’t get here fast enough. :) Are there advantages to ducting only the exhaust outside while leaving the intake inside? I’ve seen some seemingly duct...