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Using internally regulated they claim it will charge at idle with these pulleys.we Will see.

Been wanting to build one of these for couple years finally did it.had the 3.5 Briggs engine bought the 75 amp alternator from O'Reilly and bracket and pulleys from theepiccenter.com still have to wire it up but engine is never been run so wanted to break it in.all I wanted was something I could...

Highdesertranger I was referring to the greaseable spindles not ez lube hubs.Just to clarify lol

Once a year or 10,000 miles which ever comes first.If it has brakes they should be inspected annually also and adjusted as needed do at the same time as bearing pack.I recommend doing bearing packs in the spring so you have good fresh grease for the summer months.but anytime is good.

And while we are talking trailer tires the other issue I see all the time is bearing failures.due once a year or 10,000 miles very cheap insurance and don't get me started on the easy lube spindles that have grease zerk on end of axle.in my opinion 100% junk.

Most common 5 lug pattern weather it's a 13",14" or 15" is what we call 5 on 4.5" it is the same pattern as ford ranger or other small ford pattern.should be able to to buy trailer wheel pretty easy tractor supply and northern tool usually keep in stock but usually only bias ply tires.I choose...

Remember them as a kid also.being a Vegas native and bouncing around the desert with my grandparents.and can remember the old ford trucks with the desert cool package Damn radiator was like a 7 row lol

Regular porcelain r.v toilet with holding tank

I'm 6'5" and have spent 20 plus years banging my head on roof mount A/c ceiling packs

It was a box off a moving type truck I added the tounge and frame rails does it sit a little high yes but know higher then most the trailers I work on. Thought about tucking the axles inside but didn't want to give up floor space with the wheel wells and will have nice metal j wrap on the sides...

Hello wabbit my name is Rick from middle Tennessee.currently build project Scavenged which I have posted in the miscellaneous vehicles section.I work in the rv industry as a chassis tech and been in the industry since 1991.glad to meet you .

Ok wabbit let properly introduce myself to the group! Hi I'm Rick from middle Tennessee area work in the r.v industry as a chassis tech currently my build is project Scavenged which I posted in the miscellaneous vehicles section.

Always wanted to do a cargo trailer conversion but had this box sitting around and loved the 7' headroom makes it feel a lot bigger.I work at a rv dealership and most of the stuff has been scavenged or dumpster dive finds.getting inside all done before painting outside and can't install my roof...

Some pictures of my truck box camper conversion in process. I call it scavenged

Finally a forum that has useful info for my liking and unusual build.