IT gets it done, that is the main thing!! That is always better than not getting it done!!Has some ground clearance.
I friend told me that trailer would make a great bug out as it is narrow enough to be pulled behind a jeep or a 4 wheeler so you can get to the tight spots deep in the woods.
Easy to stand on it's side in a garage. Only taking up 27" of side space due to 27" tall tires.
Stake pockets of round steel and platform high enough you could add width with an add on platform over the tires.
EEEHHH just a cheap trailer built mostly from scrap.
Things my son had to buy.
Spindles.
Lug nuts.
Wiring and lights.
Screws/ clamps.
Paint.
Welding rod.
Until you try to haul a bunch of rocks home from the fishing trip. LOL
Nice. I scrapped an old rear axle out of an FWD Buick or Pontiac that my dad had saved for making a little trailer of some sort.
Yea my son got some 6011 welding rod for this but picked up the thin stuff (: and this trailer is 3/16"
My AC225 cooling fan quit on me a year ago and I have not fixed it so I can run for a little while then I give it a break.
I need to get the right diameter rod and pull the engine blo9cks away from my welder so i can fix it.
My AC225 cooling fan quit on me a year ago and I have not fixed it so I can run for a little while then I give it a break.
I need to get the right diameter rod and pull the engine blo9cks away from my welder so i can fix it.
Want cool fenders?
Think 55 gallon barrel ends!
Think 55 gallon barrel ends!
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I’d build it right side up so you can haul your poles & tackle in it. Either turn it upside down or throw a tarp over for storage.
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