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Topic: Trailer build material  (Read 5273 times)

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SFHarry

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T2, yep, that's the plan. I like my current HF trailer for the TI but with HOW events I need one that can also carry several more yaks and a Sky Box. Wobbler and I are brainstorming and will post results in a few weeks.


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SFHarry--Thanks for the awesome link--great ideas! I'm leaning towards a 17 ft galvanized boat trailer I see on our local used website for $350 and then modify it.
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I'm thinking about putting a rod storage space on the floor.  I need to either make it strong enough to park the 4wheeler on or have it removable.

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I found this thread for a bolt-together fiberglass shell for the Harbor Freight 40.5"x48" folding trailer.  Lots of great ideas.

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/68035-Bolt-together-fiberglass-Jeep-tub-trailer-kit

Looks like this guy is selling these as kits; they look great, but it seems pretty spendy:

http://www.dinoot.com/
Dave


 

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