Over the last couple of years, I’ve run several small fundraisers to build a better travel setup. The goal? To chase important clean technology stories, show people that affordable EVs can do the job , and to explore efficient trailer design. In this article, I’d like to summarize what I’ve done so far and where I plan to take the build next!The whole build started with a used Harbor Freight trailer. I wanted a new one, but they simply weren’t available within 200 miles of me.
But I needed a safe place to stash my Jackery 3000 Pro and my 1200 watts of folding solar panels, so I got my brother to help me build a box on the front to both give me room for that and improve the trailer’s front aerodynamics a bit. On my most recent trip, I used the top part of the compartment for luggage because I wouldn’t be needing the solar.
The other problem I came across was that my doors just weren’t closing up very tight. This got worse as I progressed through rainy days in Tennessee and two of the boards warped, letting in pressurized water from the road. Fortunately, most of it didn’t get more than a few inches in from the doors.
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