Just got back from a 2 day, 2 night adventure to my favorite campground (so far).
It was a lot of fun. Love the river. Made this short pic/vid collage, feel free to watch. Had to use basic music because reddit doesn't play around with copyright.
Let me know whatcha think!
Headed to Tallulah River! Been once before and lived it. Gonna give trout fishing a go.
Gave my rig a good wash down this morning! Packed up and rigged two poles.
I suppose it is human solo. My dog will be joining!
What's your favorite River or body of water?
Yoooo got mother fucking growth 2 days after shooting my very first ever grain! Pretty excited. Hillbilly pumkin and rusty whyite x enigma.
To anyone that is still buying grain, don't do it unless they make it to order or you know them, make your own! Its very easy.
Also these pp5 containers from shroomfolk worked perfectly. One is missing shapened bc i accidently made a mistake. But still working and still air right seal!
Thanks shroomfolk.
Been a couple weeks. Been busy as fuck, but here we are 😅
Hillbilly pumpkin aio. Got some knots on top too.
260g millet
145f water.
What's upppp
Tell me how it looks. Never used millet.
Thanks for your service shroomfolk! As you can see from my photos, I ordered 4, 1000ml tubs. To my surprise, there were 8 tubs, and several bags! Appreciate it man.
Plus a dope sticker.
Highly recommend. The tubs are durable, can not wait to get some grain in em!
So i had this aio bag that stalled out. I broke it all up and added it to some sub that I had, put it in my small monontub. Was doing fine, then trich hit, I cut it out amd sprayed the whole area with peroxide and wiped it down with 70% alcohol wipes. Like the tib portion, sprayed the edges of the cake with peroxide.
And look!! This has been an experiment. And if I only get the one mushroom, so be it.
Inoculated 12 days ago, I know my lc is clean, have used it on past several grows. Same sterile tech as always!!!
Def a grain issue with my supplier, or what the fuck man?!
Hey everyone, getting ready to go out to Cherry Hill in South Carolina! Got everything ready because I was just in Blue Ridge, Georgia camping!
What is some things you have forgotten, or something you NEVER forget?!
Wish me luck guys! 11 days post injection.
I had an aio bag that stalled. Middle was solid, smelled great when i broke it up. Broke it up, mixed in fresh substrate and added some water because it was dry.
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This is a week later.
This was the first time taking my trailer out after "completing" my build. As we all know tinkering and adding stuff is part of the fun!
What ah size was best for your build? I definitely over did it, and glad I did!
Hey everyone! I’m u/CodInternational8023, founding moderator of r/OverlandTrailerBuild.
Welcome to our new home for overland trailer builds, DIY fabrication, gear setups, and trail-tested advice for anyone building, modifying, or dreaming up a trailer for off-grid travel.
I started this community because I built my own overland trailer and got hooked on the process: the planning, the problem-solving, the fabrication, the mistakes, the upgrades, and the first time you finally get it out on the trail. My own build started with an M101A2 trailer, a lot of learning as I went, plenty of cussing, scrapes, a little blood shed, and a whole lot of joy. My dog was there for moral support through most of it. 😅
What to Post
-Share anything related to building or improving overland trailers, including:
-Build progress photos
-DIY fabrication projects
-Suspension, axle, tire, and hitch setups
-Electrical, solar, battery, and lighting systems
-Water storage, kitchens, racks, tents, awnings, and storage ideas
-Camp setups and trail-tested gear
-Lessons learned, mistakes made, and things you would do differently
-Questions about parts, design ideas, or where to start
Whether you have a finished trailer, a half-built project in the garage, a military trailer conversion, a small utility trailer setup, or just a sketch on paper, you’re welcome here.
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This is meant to be a friendly, constructive, and helpful space. Everyone builds differently, budgets differently, and travels differently. Share advice, ask questions, give feedback, and help each other build trailers that can handle real adventure.
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-Introduce yourself in the comments below.
-Share your trailer, your current project, or your future build plans.
-Post a question, photo, parts list, camp setup, or lesson learned.
-Invite anyone who loves overlanding, DIY projects, fabrication, camping, or trailer builds.
-Interested in helping grow the community? Reach out if you’d like to help moderate.
Thanks for being part of the first wave of r/OverlandTrailerBuild. I’m excited to see what everyone has built, what you’re working on, and what we can all learn from each other along the way.
Let’s build something awesome.
Hey everyone, welcome to the sub!
I started this community because I built my own overland trailer and have become really passionate about the idea of building, modifying, and improving trailers for adventure and off-grid travel.
I’d love for this to be a place where people can share what they’ve built, what they’re working on, what they’ve learned, and what they would do differently next time.
Whether you’ve completed a build, are in the middle of one, or are just starting to plan, you’re welcome here.
Excited to see what everyone has done and to learn from each other along the way.
First photo is the day I purchased my M101A2 trailer, and the last couple, the first time I took her out!
Feel free to share! Look forward to seeing what people have done!
(I am currently putting together a video compilation of photos and videos from my journey building it!)