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Replacing Trailer Wood Deck...C Purlin Instead?
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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3359320" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I used the 5/4 treated deck boards when I redecked my 16' tandem trailer. Once the old deck was removed, I did go in and weld some additional supports across the frame with some 1 1/2" angle iron.</p><p> I carry a tractor loaded with a full 100 gallon spray rig on it all the time and have never had an issue with the boards not being able to take the weight.</p><p>At one time I tried to justify the plastic 5/4 deck boards as they would last forever, but $40 each for a 16 footer x how many it would take to finish the job was more than I wanted to pay.</p><p>Used self tappers 5 years ago and never had to retighten, but I did let the treated wood sit for a month in the shop so air could circulate around it to dry out before installing the floor to get the shrinkage issue taken care of.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3359320, member: 5412"] I used the 5/4 treated deck boards when I redecked my 16' tandem trailer. Once the old deck was removed, I did go in and weld some additional supports across the frame with some 1 1/2" angle iron. I carry a tractor loaded with a full 100 gallon spray rig on it all the time and have never had an issue with the boards not being able to take the weight. At one time I tried to justify the plastic 5/4 deck boards as they would last forever, but $40 each for a 16 footer x how many it would take to finish the job was more than I wanted to pay. Used self tappers 5 years ago and never had to retighten, but I did let the treated wood sit for a month in the shop so air could circulate around it to dry out before installing the floor to get the shrinkage issue taken care of. [/QUOTE]
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