130HCPU camper/trailer build.

**discowhite** · 2nd January 2010, 10:10 AM

the solar so far is
100w panel
20amp reg
2xDC31 100ah deep cycles but i'll be using an N120
120ah battery that came out of the rubbish first.
and a traxide wiring kit for the car/trailer
sc40

$400 for the panel
$60 for the reg
$520 for the batteries
$190 for the traxide stuff.

so far

cheers phil

**dullbird** · 2nd January 2010, 10:28 AM

the 400 bux for the panel sounds alright!!

**Cap** · 9th January 2010, 08:51 AM

Just read the whole thread Phil, fantastic bit of 'hands on' work there. Not sure what you do as a career, but as was mentioned earlier, your skills in this area could be used to manufacture LR trailers

Very nice rig, thanks for posting and sharing. Given me some ideas too.

Regards

**discowhite** · 11th January 2010, 05:56 AM

im a fitter/machinist/fabricator/whatever else the boss wants me to be

cheers phil

**Redback** · 13th January 2010, 08:53 AM

Don't forget a rear window guard Phil, especially as you don't have a stone guard on the trailer, fit cardboard cut to the shape of the rear window for this trip if you don't get a perspex one made.

I have one cut already if you want to use it.

Baz.

**Pedro_The_Swift** · 13th January 2010, 08:56 AM

I used two 120 Supercharge Gold Allrounders,,
put them in around two years ago for a tad over $400.

**discowhite** · 14th January 2010, 05:55 AM

this 120 battery is probably abit larger than a supercharge 120.
mines a truck battery N120...its heavy and is over 500mm long

thank you to whoever turfed it in the bin

free, my favorite price.

cheers phil

**M&S** · 22nd February 2010, 05:57 AM

Awesome trailer, I came across this thread a while ago, one of the reasons I signed up to aulro

I have just taken hold of a Sankey sized trailer (new though, not actually a Sankey but a modern copy) and am currently doing the stonechip protection etc. Like the finish under yours. Can't wait for the weather to warm up a bit so I can get on with it (the paint doesn't like the cold)

Anyway, just wanted to say great job and I'll keep following the thread

**cucinadio** · 2nd July 2010, 01:16 PM

Nice work mate as said before ...

... you have inspired me, and I'm nearly there ...

130 hcpu tub...
axle...............

rims...............

hubs..............

steel..............

hitch..............

lights.............

paint..............

a few more items and I'm on the way!!!....

so tell me how it all holding up now a few yrs later?

cheers

Gav110 · 3rd July 2010, 11:11 AM

Phil, I never even knew about this kewel project of yours mate - you are "the quiet achiever"

Lovely work.....

I picked up Ross's ("afpdisc") old 109 on trailer conversion which he'd been using as a simple in-cab camper - for a price which worked for all

By the time I'm finished though, that will be the cheapest bit !

Working with Mulgo over the next few months to cut the roof along the long axis of the trailer and do a Dormobile style flip over tent, except that the roof will flip a full 180 degrees and come all the way over to create an awning area under which to pull out the DRIFTA kitchen etc.

Obviously will need to raise the body first. This will mean we have sleeping downstairs for the wife and I, and upstairs in the 'tent' area for the 4 x tin lids (sorry, been listening to KRudd too much there - fair suck of the sauce bottle

). Was going to go RTT, but Dan reckons he will get it bigger space wise with custom conversion. Yes it will be a bit of a mobile hotel with the large family - should be fun though.

Here are photos of as-is state. Will start a new thread when we get the project underway. Gav

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