Off road-ish trailer build

[my_jk]

For the past few months I have been making a tiny house trailer for longer trips in the Jeep. I wanted a trailer with all the comforts of home yet have the ability to travel on dirt roads. So I came up with this. I welded the frame using 1/16” and 1/8th steel tubing and added 31” all terrain tires giving it a ground clearance of 22” under the frame. The trailer has a sleeping/living corder with an exterior kitchen. The trailer is powered using 3 100 watt solar panels hooked up to a 1500 watt inverter.



Start of the build





Frame welded up









Cedar siding

 

[my_jk]

sleeping area folded out



sleeping area folded up







Kitchen

 

[crippledpetey]

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sleeping area folded out

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sleeping area folded up

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Kitchen

Well I can only see the pics from this post not the first one but from these it looks awesome!!! Great job :yup:

 

[10frank9]

Looks great Noah, been following your build on IG. Great craftsmanship.

 

[HighwayTrout]

Well I can only see the pics from this post not the first one but from these it looks awesome!!! Great job :yup:

Same here, I can't see any of the pics from the first post.

Looks great from these though.

 

[mudmobeeler]

Are the leveling jacks welded in place or just under it for now?

 

[my_jk]

Well I can only see the pics from this post not the first one but from these it looks awesome!!! Great job :yup:

Thanks :thumb: I think I fixed the photos now.

 

[my_jk]

Are the leveling jacks welded in place or just under it for now?

The leveling jacks are bolted on.

 

[my_jk]

Looks great Noah, been following your build on IG. Great craftsmanship.

Thank you. I saw that you have been following the build :thumb:

 

[hbkid22]

The trailer looks awesome! Great job. :beer:

 

[my_jk]

Completed the tiny house trailer build today. I can't wait to take it on its first camping trip in a few weeks.

 

[my_jk]

 

[10frank9]

Wow I'm really impressed. Great job! What's the unloaded weight?

 

[my_jk]

Wow I'm really impressed. Great job! What's the unloaded weight?

Thank you. It weighs around 2400lbs unloaded.

 

[TheStick]

Wow, great craftsmanship!

 

[David1tontj]

That's pretty awesome! I need one!

 

[my_jk]

Wow, great craftsmanship!

I try bad craftsmanship drives me crazy :yup:

That's pretty awesome! I need one!

With some tools and time you could have one too. :thumb:

 

[David1tontj]

I try bad craftsmanship drives me crazy :yup:



With some tools and time you could have one too. :thumb:

I have plenty of tools, but no time. I even built an off-road trailer... Well.. I narrowed a military trailer just small enough to fit my wife's Rzr. It's sweet, but not something with "all the amenities of home."

 

[my_jk]

I have plenty of tools, but no time. I even built an off-road trailer... Well.. I narrowed a military trailer just small enough to fit my wife's Rzr. It's sweet, but not something with "all the amenities of home."

Time is sometime hard to come by. Luckily I was able to convince my professor to let me build the trailer for a class.

 

[n3tfury]

That is one of the coolest trailers I've ever seen. Awesome job!