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HBDA-T2: Final Construction

Posted on October 19, 2015September 16, 2015 TravisPosted in HBDA-T2: 2010 Off-Road Trailer

With the lifts working properly we finished skinning the exterior and installed the windows. The door was trimmed with 2 inch wide aluminum strips for an outside edge for the weather stripping. The split between the doors has weather stripping as well. Final adjustments on the latch catch are made. All the edges then got […]

HBDA-T2: Body Skin, Door & Electric Lift

Posted on October 15, 2015September 16, 2015 TravisPosted in HBDA-T2: 2010 Off-Road Trailer

The body skeleton is reattached and floor set in place. Then its onto finishing the skin. The upper portion gets skins cut to fit. More cutting sheets of aluminum to fit then attaching using 3M’s VHB tape. Between installing the skin I start working on the doors and latch. The two doors allow access when […]

HBDA-T2: Chassis Paint & Assembly

Posted on October 12, 2015September 16, 2015 TravisPosted in HBDA-T2: 2010 Off-Road Trailer

Next I pull off the body from the frame. Then take it outside to sand blast. The tires are covered and chassis is cleaned with thinner. The whole chassis gets a layer of heavy duty paint. (Customer requested paint over powder coat) Once dry I roll it back inside and place strips of neoprene foam […]

HBDA-T2: Camper Body Construction 2

Posted on October 8, 2015September 16, 2015 TravisPosted in HBDA-T2: 2010 Off-Road Trailer

The door turned out to be tricky. Lots of weird angles. A better shot of the lower rear section On to the upper roof section. Following the same bending technique we form the outer roof supports and weld in place. Supports and lower tubing welded on. Cross bar and window tubing are welded on then […]

HBDA-T2: Camper Body Construction

Posted on October 5, 2015September 16, 2015 TravisPosted in HBDA-T2: 2010 Off-Road Trailer

Now its onto the long process of building the body out of aluminum. The entire trailer was build by me in a CAD program. So from that I disassembled the parts of the trailer (tubing) and made cut lists. A friend of mine came to help start making all the cuts. Jim, the customer, arrived […]

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