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How to Build a Camper a Pop Up on the Back of a Truck Living in a Camper and DIY Camper Ideas

How to build a pop up camper on the back of a truck Living in a camper and DIY camper Ideas Building a pop up camper living in a pop camper and the diy story of my pop up camper This is the winch I use for the pop up mechanism https://amzn.to/2EtZUyP For the cable system I used these as pulleys they have a 1/4 inch hole and are machined steel as cast or brass pulleys where out. https://amzn.to/34BbkeM This is the door latch I use https://amzn.to/3hvVpCj Here is the link to the Kraig Pocket joint tool a must for building cabinets and walls in a camper! https://amzn.to/2EBFNP0 These are the sliders I used for the cabinet to slide back and forth, this is not a place to cheep out https://amzn.to/34AqLUP This is the most current version of the weboost cell phone signal booster I use this one has and upgraded antenna it is worth the extra few dollars for the extra for the upgraded antenna TThis is a great product that I use all the time, sometimes being in your campers walls hurt your signal and this helps with that https://amzn.to/2QnH0vY Oh Boy where to start with this one?? Well to start with this is a video I threw together on building my pop up camper. I lived out of it for the better part of a year altho I resorted to company housing in the winter. for many reasons some of which I touch on in the latter part of the video. I built this pop up camper to live in on the road and during seasonal summer work in south east Alaska. Altho I did stay in it for some time when the weather did get cold and the snow fell, it was not Ideal long term winter housing. My needed attributes for the camper at the time where 1. Ease of transport and Mobility 2. A place to sleep eat and darn my darned socks.... 3. Something cool to build and satisfy the monkeys in my brain. 4. Low key, I dont like to draw attention to my self on the road, I was looking for something that did not stand out in public or a parking lot. (this was fine until it was poped up, whups ) After building the top 4 problems I had with the camper where. 1. To small, bad foot print Had I built it wider so the bed was at the front 90 degrees to its current orientation, A better footprint could be had. something you see in my newest camper I live in. 2. Not enuf room, I Have a lot of stuff I suppose.... Most people doing this dont. that stuff is Tools..lots of tools. hunting gear, fishing gear, Forestry gear and cold weather gear... cold weather gear is BULKY as frig. (and necessary in the north if you have not been up here..) 3. No room for drying, mud and water... South east Alaska is wet... wet and muddy.. having an area to dry stuff out is needed.. and the humid climate leads to a moist interior, a wood stove sure helps with this, however the area is just to small and compact.. maybe it was doable. watch the video and give me your impute. 4. Mobile but a pain in the ass... to pop up. Usually I would park pop and drive around on my old honda motorcycle. but then I needed my tools for a few weeks so id pack up and de pop every morning drive to the job site then drive back to the spot I had, re pop up and repeat. then there was a time when the bike was down for a few weeks.. it was not ergonomicall. plus working 14 to 15 hour days sometimes you dont want to pop anything up!. haha. but it was a great time. Hey thank you for taking the time for reading this and watching the video and I am very interested in your impute!! Please comment and follow if you like! And check out the Podcast ''Life the last Frontier'' Where My friend josh talk about this camper his campers and living on the road as well as many other fascinating topics! Have fun! (Disclosure, there are eBay affiliate links in this description and I do get paid a small commission if you purchase using them)