Why do you park in the middle of the road?

Curious about these roads coming into these spots. Dave Alberta

Where have you been, I miss the great episodes.

You guys are boring as hell!

There are some really smart build solutions here, well done

That is enjoying life

Wow, just starting out I love the old garden hose for Diesel line for heater. Thats Brilliant. Can't wait to see rest of video. Lol. Be back soon. ✌️ Peace from Big Jim New Hampshire USA aka Boston Strong

Well planned installation.

You, and your wife Sue, are a beautiful couple. She makes some nice food too!

Your cargo conversion is really cute and cozy. The wood stove adds so much warmth and seems to do its job nicely. Maggie is such a loyal gem of a dog.

This is great! Beautiful rugged scenery and drone shots. A nice touch just to hear the sounds and see the visuals, with no annoying music in the background or banal chit chat.

Hi. tried ordering your course. Is it stil avail? Says there is no payment method

Amazing

Isn’t dumping gray water on the ground a no no?

Nothing about camping smh why are all the channels like this

Love nice juicy cup of coffee camping sounds so cozy ,

where did you get your tank from?

Thank You for running for P.M of Canada ❤

Very nice layout and well constructed. Good plan!

Hi Zack, do you have any videos showing how you drain your grey water into the portable tank you mention in this video?

He give us that hauk tour

I truly need this...

Hi Zack, I'm trying to buy your guide Cargo to Camper, but it says there has been a critical error on this website. Are you still selling the guide?

I’m looking for an either 6’ or 7’ wide all aluminum cargo trailer that’s 12’ to 14’ in length with a “V” nose. I’d prefer the split doors in the rear, in case I need to back up against trees, rocks, etc. I’d also prefer it to have a 7’ high roof, so that I can install the bed close to the ceiling when not in use. I’ll insulate as much as possible and set it up for shore power or boon docking, using solar power.

A 2011 and older Ford Ranger with the 4.0L V6 can tow 5500#.

Awesome job Sir please keep it coming. Loved the logic of the hot water heater. Lovely speaking voice. Easy to listen to.

Nice thing about cargo trailer. You can make it your own and better sturdy structure than a conventional camper trailer.

Can you share with us the location?

This guy wasn’t messing around with details, bunch of cut plywood and pipes screwed together, done!!!

Everything has been said, NICELY DONE!

nice....price?

Have given me some odeas to use for my rv rebuild and add on tinyhouse build tha k you also for taking the time to do the video editing and upload as we both know takes alot of time to do lol thanks again for sharing and posting

Your intro sound is annoying as hell!

Watching from northern Ontario what brand of canoe do you have, I'm currently in the market for one,just looking for recommendations .

What does your firebox panel look like and does it list what all fuses are for? Thanks

This is easily the most well-designed and thought through camper trailer I've ever seen. Really good stuff. Thanks for sharing!

Nice video sir. I noticed last year on a trip to alaska that U.S. Bush beans are different from Canadian Bush beans. Those with the same label. It was interesting.

You've got me thinking that the super heavy ramp door on mine could be replaced with a bump-out shell on the back- but top hinge the assembly so a car can still be loaded using portable ramps that could store under the chassis. Kinda like the tip-up nose on the C-5 cargo plane, but on the back of a trailer. Nice work. I have all the ideas and inspiration, just not the physical drive to get out there and get mine going.

Love the footage! Where did you get the mini firestove?

Nicely done- I'm converting a car trailer so it can be dual purpose camper or car hauler. I've found that pop-up campers with bad canvas can be had for almost nothing- so one can get the water heater, furnace, power panels, gas detectors, propane stuff, cooktop, water pumps/sink and tanks for basically free. Buy a rough looking popup for $300 and remove all the donor parts- then sell the gutted shell for $300 to someone to convert to a snowmobile/motorcycle/utility trailer. I sold one to a young lady who turned it into a mobile tea and biscuit business by just making it a portable kitchen with all the canvas removed.

That's the nicest build I've seen. Good engineering.

How high is the bottom of the cabinets over the cook top

Great job. I prefer R14 floors and walls.

I have a 6x10 much like yours and have worked with uni-strut for many years. How did you attach it to the trailer ?

این همه توضیح دا ی حمام وتوالت خوب نیستند

Do you have an articulating hitch? Great for off road.

The drain pan where does water go to the outside

Love your videos guys. Wife and I (from UK) have been winter camping in Canada (Rockies, Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise etc) for our honeymoon. Your videos make us want to get back over there and do some more! Thanks for sharing 🙂

Dude I’m stealing some of these ideas. 😂 great job I’m working on a 5x10 myself.

Very nice. You set it up to enjoy outdoors both winter and spring. Not designed to live in but a. Rey good getaway rig. Kind of inspired me to make one. Simple and less expensive. Thanks for sharing.