WINTER/CUSTOM BUILD???
First off…if this is not the right forum please move it or advise me where to post. I had a KZ toy hauler for 3 years and loved it but now I need to haul a car and 3-4 snowmobiles in the winter wit...
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tinner12002 wrote:BoonHauler wrote:
DO NOT use metal 'Drywall' studs. Anything metal will transfer (conduct) the outside temp right into the trailer.
Do a internet search for 'Thermal Brake' and study up on the subject matter.
As for the insulation a 'Closed Cell' polyurethane insulation would be the best and provide a R-Value of about R-6 per inch of thickness. You can 'spray in' or install sheets of this insulation as I have, here's a link R-Max and can be found at Home Depot, Lowes, etc.
The nice thing about a sprayed in application is that it also provides an 'Air Barrier' as well, do a search on that term as well.
Trust me, I'm building a 36 foot hauler from the groud up Boonhauler Project
Wouldn't it have been much easier and less work by not redesigning the wheel so to speak and just purchased a gooseneck 24K rated trailer and built off of that platform? Just askin..looks like your doing a killer job on it though.
Thanks, show me a 20k gooseneck that is a tandem axle dually with 24k disc brakes that is somewhat lightweight......have you looked for one?
