Adding 110v to trailer
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Adding 110v to trailer
I picked up a 28ft enclosed trailer Friday. Super nice trailer but it doesn't have A/c or electrical or a generator door. Does anyone have experience adding these components? I can do all the work, but am curious as to what bracing needs to be done to add a roof mounted a/c unit and for the wiring, do oem trailers with electrical run the cables under the trailer or is it all ran inside?
I have seen pictures where guys just ran conduit along the wall, but that is not a clean look so I would rather do it right. Also for the winch, should I mount it up front or off to the side and use a snatch block?
I have seen pictures where guys just ran conduit along the wall, but that is not a clean look so I would rather do it right. Also for the winch, should I mount it up front or off to the side and use a snatch block?
Re: Adding 110v to trailer
I'd do conduit that way your not ripping the walls and floor up
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Re: Adding 110v to trailer
Roof AC will fit where a roof vent is but the roof bows need to be double up on both front and back of the opening to hold the weight.
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Re: Adding 110v to trailer
What brand of trailer is it
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