Four Season Freeride 

Awesome set up!!

Really nice. I do have suggestions/comments: 1) Spare tire can go on nose of trailer above that really nice gooseneck hitch. This opens more storage space for extra propane tanks, tools etc. Stand on truck bed to access spare tire. Put a cover on that spare to prevent dry rot. 2) 30# propane tanks instead of 20# tanks. A younger guy may consider 40# tanks. Personal ability to lift/load tanks. I find the 20# tanks don't work too well below 0 degrees F - only get half the propane out at the low temps. Consider tank heaters. 3) Scissor jacks at front corners and just behind tires for stability. Use battery drill to raise/lower. Spray them regularly with LPS3 or similar to prevent/slow corrosion. Bolt them to trailer, not weld, for easy maintenance. Sacrificial wood blocks between scissor jack and ice - it really sucks when a scissor jack freezes to the ground. You may lose the wood block to the ice. 4) Sheet metal covers for black/grey pipes to protect from road gravel breakage. Screw the covers in place for easy maintenance access. Put on a little service door to access pipe ends. The sheet metal covers could be spray foamed/insulated to make the pipe heaters more effective. 5) Insulation is incredibly important. 'nuff said. 6) Mounts on inside walls for folding chairs, folding tables. These can be used inside or outside the trailer. 7) Kids/grandkids/wives will go to the snow more often when there is a warm trailer to return to hot chocolate/hot food. 8)Consider a canvas wall with zipper door (similar to marine) between living qtr and garage. Snaps for canvas wall to trailer walls and ceiling. Keep that 2 stroke smoke out of living qtr. 9) Fans on ceiling to blow out smoke. Push the damn (cold) sleds out to keep smoke out of trailer. Thats what the ski glides are for. Loading warm sleds is less smoke, but still need fans going prior to loading. 10) Back-up lights at top of trailer backside. These can be the bright LED lights. Power the lamps via the house batteries. Use a relay (in trailer) wired to your 7 pin connector backup line. The (50' or 60') 16 gauge backup wiring from the truck engine bay does not adequately power the LEDs. The fix is some stout 10 gauge wiring from house battery through a relay and on to LEDs. 11) Use conduit in trailer. Wiring behind trailer walls/ceiling looks pretty but is a freakin' maintenance nightmare. 12) Honda/Yamaha 1000W generator is QUIET, light, and will charge the battery bay for 7-8 hours. Size the battery charger for 8A/1000W. A pair of Honda/Yamaha 2000W generators are reasonably light and, when ganged together, will power AC in the summer. One 2000W will power most any battery charger. Just say NO to those god awful noisy propane powered generators.

Where did you mount the fuel pumps for the diesel heaters? Do you have a mounting trick so you don't hear the clicking when you're trying to sleep? Awesome trailers and videos!

How long can we finance one?

Where did you get the keyless entry door handle and where did you get the thermostat from?

How much installed for the 2 diesel heaters, diesel tank, and water pipe/tank heaters?

not sure if ive ever seen a 5th wheel with only one support leg in the front.

Another claim to be 4 season! I hate to tell you, your trailer is NOT a true 4 season trailer!