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diy trailer racks, no weld trailer rack, no weld trailer rack towers, trailer racks - October 06, 2017

No Weld Rack Towers, Almost Here!

Only a few weeks left to wait! The first batch of the New No Weld Trailer Rack Towers is in the queue and expected to be complete around 10/17. As with Thule racks, you will need crossbars to go with your towers. We designed the towers to use the same 1.5" square tubing as No Weld Racks for crossbars. This keeps the crossbars budget friendly at under $40. The towers were designed with flexibility in mind, so many styles of aluminum crossbars with a bottom channel could be used with them. The new Trailer Rack Towers are designed as a...

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diy trailer racks, trailer racks - September 17, 2017

DIY Trailer Racks

The DIY No Weld Trailer Racks Bracket System we introduced earlier this year has proved to be a budget friendly way to build sturdy homemade trailer racks. The system is based on Corner Connectors used for 90 degree joints and Base Plates for connecting the rack to the trailer. The other key component is 1.5” square tubing. We are also working on new components and accessories to expand the functionality of the trailer rack system. Build the core with two hoops with connector bars to create a solid rack structure. There are many trailer rack applications that our No Weld...

How To Build a 4’ M416 Camping Trailer

We designed our Dinoot M-Series M416 camping trailer tub kits to have the same 40.5″ width that a M416 trailer has to be used as replacement tubs. This also makes them the same width as a Harbor Freight 40.5″ x 48″ frame kit. The Harbor Freight frames are perfectly sized for building a stubby 4′ M-Series M416. Here is what a 4’ M416 camping trailer might look like: Here are a few ideas on how you could build one. Using a Harbor Freight Haul-Master #62645 40.5" x 48" frame kit, I would first stretch the tongue with a piece...

How-to Build a Dinoot J-Series Jeep Trailer

We've had our game changing Fiberglass Jeep Style Tub Kits on the market for a while now.

The DIY Explorer Box Camping Trailer

Explorer Box Compact Camping Trailer It has now been over 10 years since I built the first lightweight Explorer Box camping trailer and began showing people how-to build their own. For me, it’s been like a rebirth from long ago home-built camping trailers people could build using information found in places like Popular Mechanics. We are now the leading how-to experts in building compact camping trailers providing DIYers with construction guides, parts and many sources of information. The Explorer Box design is inspired by the simplicity of vintage Tent Trailers with some Teardrop Trailer influences. Our “Explorer Box Construction Manual” makes...

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