Homemade Crawler Hauler Camper Trailer/The Grand Tour 

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It was a laying on the couch with covid idea 🤣

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The trailer is 26’. The camper is 8’ wide and 9’ long on the deck. The overhang on the camper is 7’. There is 17’ of deck space behind the camper. Thanks for the support!

@@lifesendeavors perfect size thank you.

We used 2" square tubing for the main frame, then filled it with 1" square tubing for the in between. We used polystyrene insulation in walls, floors, and ceiling. For the siding we used aluminum sheets we found on Amazon here is the link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08C7ZJL96/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 We spent roughly 15,000 on the entire build not including the cost of the trailer. As far as things we would do differently we don't really have anything yet, we don't have enough storage yet, but we are soon to improve on that. I hope that helps!

@@lifesendeavors that helps greatly!! Thank you so so much!! I am looking forward to see your journeys and how it goes, I cannot thank you enough.😁

The trailer is 26’. The camper is 8’ wide and 9’ long on the deck. The overhang on the camper is 7’. There is 17’ of deck space behind the camper

Just the trailer should be sufficient

The trailer is 26’. The camper is 8’ wide and 9’ long on the deck. The overhang on the camper is 7’. There is 17’ of deck space behind the camper. Thanks for the support!

@@lifesendeavors awesome pretty close to what I was planning I love it thanks for the info. Did you frame the overhang with 2x2 tubing as well? was contemplating adding essentially body mount bushings to have the gooseneck hold the cabover weight.

Our tow vehicle is a 2015 F250 short bed extended cab with a 6.2 gas. The trailer and camper combined weigh 9000lbs. With 2 four wheelers and the side by side loaded and all of our gear were pushing 12,000lbs. The towing capacity on our truck is 13,000lbs.

We primarily run it about 60mph. But yes, what ty was getting at is that it is built well enough to handle the speed (it wont fall apart) and to explain that it pulls and handles great even at higher speeds and on terrible roads. No need for judgement.