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Looking at building one with your plans i just bought. What is the weight overall? Planning on towing it with my rav 4 trail that is rated for 3500lbs? Thanks and great video series

Just installed these as chase lights and now everyone hates me

Excelente,por fin muestran la prueba de estas luces 👍

I know this is 3 years later but what welder type are you using here and on the overland roof top tent build also. I don’t know what welder I should get to start my builds for overlanding

What overall weight do you think this thing will be fully loaded?is the suspension gonna have to be modified?i didnt watch the very 1st video,so i dont know if you coverd that,my apologies,i kinda like more of the hands on video stuff vs the talking.the build is looking pretty good.i keep trying to think of folding panels instead of fabric

Watching from aus brother, any gold in that river ? looks like a good place to get a own or two in.

Thanks for the videos. If I understand correctly, you floor is a sheet of 3mm ACM attached to the frame, then a half inch of foam insulation, and then vinyl flooring on top. Is that right, and are you still happy with that?

Where did you get the adjustable pole for the top?

@Adv4x4. Do these dimensions work for a 3rd gen?

Great job although I would have just used an L bracket into the channels below the top to attach the top from underneath so the screws are hidden and no holes drilled into that beautiful top

Thanks for sharing this solution but I couldn't figure out how this fuse will be protected? Could you please explain it?

A laser welder from China would be a game changer, sir.

Super sweet! I'd like to make a version of this that slides onto an existing brush/yard waste sturdy dump trailer so it could be dual use as a hunting camper! Awesome music too! 👍

Imagine if you had this trapped on an island... life saver

I wonder if velcroing the fabric to the support would eliminate the need to have any type of outside bungee cord.... It would just fold in with the support. Just a thought.

At right over 200k mine bit the dust, thanks doing it this weekend, and for the help I subscribed

Great job

How do you access your factory fuse box ? Since you've installed something on top of it ?

Initially 3 steps in torque sequence is to torque 134 ft pounds to set bearing then loosen 1 turn then retorque to 51 ft pounds ?

please try to make normal video, dont post timelapse. request....

Great job!!! Extremely impressive and looks awesome. I’m curious why you didn’t want to make those finishing Allen heads flush or countersunk so you have a smooth surface to stir stuff on. ✌🏽

The arb single isn’t meant for tires, it meant for lockers. Thw twin is for tires, thats why

Was this for a 3rd gen?

What app are you using to make the template

The best home build, much better than those plywood one's.

This is the best DIY UA-camr video that I've ever seen, and I've see a LOT. This guy knows what he's doing, and knows how to set the cam for explanation. Brilliant instruction, and I'm a 61 year old teacher, so I know instruction. I replaced two u-joints and carrier bearing yesterday. Now, no vibration at all. Thank you adv.4x4 for saving me $$$. Keep them coming, since I have a 2012 Taco with 215000 miles, where thing start to go bad. Cheers!

The Toyota spec says the nut on the carrier bearing yoke needs to be replaced with every change … anyone know why? And if that’s even remotely reasonable?

Great video! Keep up the good work, brother

What gauge aluminum are you using?

ABS sensor? Did you remove?

Love this series. Maybe some rigid scene lights since your wiring is super easy to access?

Hi just curious, what materials did you use for the sides?

Yes helpfull Thankyou 😊

Very nicely done

vraiment une belle remorque . la france est trop restictive pour ce genre de fabrication . il est bien dommage

I farted around with the roof lift system and struts for weeks to get it dialed. Not all at once, over time. Finally got it working as needed, roofnopens and closes and is centered. Now I just need to upgrade the gas struts. I knew I should have gone for surface mount thin solar panels... those 2 x 100 watt panels with all the wood my roof is made from is a bit more than I calculated. Lol

Bit more engineering. Good work.

Awesome, the new hinges look good and certainly look like they will work much better! Great explaination of the how and why.

So this will be a pitched roof? I thought it would be a flat roof with canvas on all 4 sides

Huge design upgrade, nice work

Esta mal puesto véanlo otra ves y entenderán

I didn't consider that. I'm wondering how long it would have lasted

Love this channel! Keep up the amazing work

I'm really interested in this build, keep up the good work 👍

Thanks for watching guys! All parts and info are linked in description! Here is the last video with more details on gas strut placement with the old style lift hinges. ua-cam.com/video/q-xyQNXxDYI/v-deo.htmlsi=LG7IcGN03mMALyLV As always, I’m open to feedback for improvements. Your input is how I ended up redoing this lift system and I’m so glad I did! Don’t forget to subscribe! Thanks again!

Nice video!! I have a question for you; did you notice any rattling sound coming out of the engine before fixing the exhaust leak! Also, did you notice that the car does take some time to accelerate? Thanks again

Ideal husband- one that can build and do home & car repairs.

Im aussie. We have doubles. They are awesome. Had mine for 15 years.

How do you know each side is toed in evenly?

I got to say your channel has become a valuable resource for my DIY 2nd gen ...cheers on down the track