Final video on the horse trailer conversion I did is short and sweet. I used ShotCut to edit the video whereas I used Windows video editor for Pt 5 & 6 let me know if this is better.
Great video! I will be doing something similar since I don't have the budget to buy one that's already finished. My toxic trait is thinking I could get it done in a weekend 🤪
Damn good job. And it’s hard to make plywood look that good. I once put a front door in a house but when I tried to open it the new flooring was to high
Very nice! I’m about to take on a similar build with my horse trailer, moving my wall back to build a additional bed, because the nose of my trailer isn’t as big as that one will work for kids but not a couple, what was the thickness of the insulation? I kind of like the idea of using the plywood for ship lap I’ll probably use that. Thanks for the videos!
Thanks. Good luck on yours. Best I remember it was 1”. I have done a few cargo trailers and my toy hauler and always fill the wall cavity with that pink board. Anywhere from 1”~1.5” and always seem to help a lot.
Oh no. Anything I could guess would be wrong. Most of it was bought sept to October 2020 so it would be drastically different now LOL. But $1200-1700 would be strictly a guess for materials. Not counting labor of course.
@@shockleybuilt4418 Thanks I appreciate the reply. I am considering converting a goose neck horse trailer into a motorcycle trailer with a small living quarters. Essentially a toy hauler, because I hate the toy haulers that are on the market now.
@@tugyorktown7899 have you seen the tour of my toy hauler I built? I wish I had done videos on it. It took me a little over 9 months to build and I even converted a enclosed trailer during that time for a friend of mine. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-E-HHougsX7A.html
