Trailer build up *pics*

[brimy311]

Well, I sold my last trailer and started building a new one.

Some specs:

16' deck, 2' dovetail
wood deck
adjustable 2 5/16 coupler
4x2 boxed tube frame and tounge

Anyways, alot of the pics I toke did not turn out.... but anyways...

trailer main frame, tounge and crossmembers
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010011.jpg

guessts for the tounge
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010010.jpg

Adjustable coupler, welded on guessts, but no pics sorry!
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010014.jpg

full trailer, with tounge and coupler done
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010020.jpg

ramps and slideaway holder
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010030.jpg

I am getting the axles next week, so wont get much done on it until then. Got my axles from www.axisproducts.com. $217 for 3500lb electric brake axle.

Anyways, if you have any questions, just ask...If you want pics of anything just ask.

[BlueAngel]

Looks good, nice clean work. Why not 5k axles?

[bp95yj]

looks nice.

Pretty welds too

[Trailer Guy]

Looks great. The wrap around tongue is very important, and the 45 degree front corners help add something to it and give it a more custom look. I also like the adjustable coupler. This is a very easy coupler to put on a trailer and adds so much to the trailers abilities. Nice work.

[houlster]

What's the wall thickness on the tubing? And it looks like angle cross-members on 24" centers? What size?

Have you used similar materials before? I'm looking at similar sizes for mine, but I'm unsure of what's too little or overkill.

--Dan

[brimy311]

I went with 3500lb axles mostly because I got a smokin deal on some aluminum wheels and trailer tires.

The main tube is 4x2x1/8" boxed. With the wrap around tounge it is very sturdy. 7000k trailer would be the limit of the 1/8" wall box though.

The cross members are 2.5x2.5x3/16 angle. I used this on my last trailer, worked great. Once you screw the whole deck on, it becomes very rigid.

24" centers work for 7000k trailers. If you start building 10-14k trailers, you need 18" centers.

[Trailer Guy]

I went with 3500lb axles mostly because I got a smokin deal on some aluminum wheels and trailer tires.

The main tube is 4x2x1/8" boxed. With the wrap around tounge it is very sturdy. 7000k trailer would be the limit of the 1/8" wall box though.

The cross members are 2.5x2.5x3/16 angle. I used this on my last trailer, worked great. Once you screw the whole deck on, it becomes very rigid.

24" centers work for 7000k trailers. If you start building 10-14k trailers, you need 18" centers.
Well said.

[bigun]

Nice work. What would we do though with out the milk crate to hold up our work?

[brimy311]

I need more milk crates!

[85 Chevota]

Your crossmember detail reminds me of how i did mine (http://members.shaw.ca/hackers/trailer.html). I also got my axles and stuff from Axis Products.

Looks great! :beer:

[pmurf1]

Looks good. Consider adding a recessed toolbox in the deck near the front before you deck it. Even a low profile truck box sunken into the deck makes it so easy to store/lock straps, jacks, etc.. I'm glad I added one to mine.

[ClintCroy]

Might be hard to answer but I was curious what just the steel weighs. I have a 7K trailer now but want to build a new one. I just don't think I can build it as light. My trailer is a circleD built from 3 by 3/16 c channel with wood deck and 2" angle side rails. My rig only weighs 4K so I was thinking of building a lighter trailer to pull with my 1/2 ton. Looks like you're going to have a nice trailer when you're done.

[85 Chevota]

My trailer which is similar to the one in this thread weighs 1700 LBS. Mine was built and is rated for 12k lbs.

[brimy311]

Right now, I have about 700lbs in steel, including ramps. I am guessing it will be in the neighborhood of 1500-1700 when I am done.

sorry for no updates, been working on my cruzah for a trip this weekend. I am getting my axles on monday and should have some more updates next week.

[ClintCroy]

Cool. Thanks for the info.

[brimy311]

well the axle place screwed up...so I will not have my axles til next monday:slap:

well my tires and wheels came in today. The tires are 205x75x15 rated at 1820lb per tire at 50psi. The wheels are dot trailer wheels, aluminum :)

http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/tires.jpg

[85 Chevota]

Sweet :beer:

[reklund5]

your trailer will have nicer wheels than my tow rig...

[Trailer Guy]

well the axle place screwed up...so I will not have my axles til next monday:slap:

well my tires and wheels came in today. The tires are 205x75x15 rated at 1820lb per tire at 50psi. The wheels are dot trailer wheels, aluminum :)

http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/tires.jpg
So what do you have left before paint besides the axles? In the pics. it looks like you already have the light holes cut into the tubes, but you still needed to add the safety chains, jack, fenders, and you could run all the light wires in the tubes before paint. Do you already have the suspension? Just trying to pry an update out of you, that's all.:D

[brimy311]

well...it is mostly just in the way~ lol.

I was hoping to have the axles before working on anything else. That way I can move it in and out of the shop.

Things left to do:

Safety chain rings
dove tail
run wire
solder lights in
built fenders
Paint
install deck

Once I get my axles(next monday) I can get back to work on it. I have everything else sitting in the office ready to install.

[85 Chevota]

How did Axis screw up your order/delivery? I have bought from them many times, and have never had the slightest problem. Their customer service is top notch usually.

[brimy311]

I faxed by order in on a monday. Then thursday night at 4:30, I get a call and they are waiting for payment. They never told me they needed it up front(but i do understand, just wish they would have called monday). So I mail a check on thursday, they get the check on friday. I called this last monday, 8 days since my payment to see if they were done....Ross says "we are still waiting on your payment". He went up to the office and found my payment, he was like "oh yah, we did get that....but the axles are not done. Can you give us like 6 days?"

I am trying to blow it off....crap happens. I was a little shocked that they would not get them done faster after they screwed up.

[Trailer Guy]

I faxed by order in on a monday. Then thursday night at 4:30, I get a call and they are waiting for payment. They never told me they needed it up front(but i do understand, just wish they would have called monday). So I mail a check on thursday, they get the check on friday. I called this last monday, 8 days since my payment to see if they were done....Ross says "we are still waiting on your payment". He went up to the office and found my payment, he was like "oh yah, we did get that....but the axles are not done. Can you give us like 6 days?"

I am trying to blow it off....crap happens. I was a little shocked that they would not get them done faster after they screwed up.
I'm curious. Do they build their own axles, or are these Dexter or Quality brand axles? If they are Dexter or Quality brand axles, why would they need 6 days to ship unless they didn't have them in stock. If they are building their own axles, are they using a common spindle type (Dexter style) or the less common UFP style spindles? Just wondering.

[Travis Waldher]

The wrap around tongue is very important, and

ok.. I'm curious. newb question time!

What's the difference between a wrap around tongue and not?

[85 Chevota]

I'm curious. Do they build their own axles, or are these Dexter or Quality brand axles? If they are Dexter or Quality brand axles, why would they need 6 days to ship unless they didn't have them in stock. If they are building their own axles, are they using a common spindle type (Dexter style) or the less common UFP style spindles? Just wondering.


The axles that i ordered from them have all been Dexter spindles/hubs/drums.

[85 Chevota]

ok.. I'm curious. newb question time!

What's the difference between a wrap around tongue and not?


His tongue wraps around the perimeter of the frame right to the spring hangers, essentially creating a double frame from the front xmember to the hangers. This differs from some trailers that have the tongue just stubbed onto the front xmember.

[Trailer Guy]

The axles that i ordered from them have all been Dexter spindles/hubs/drums.
Yeah, then they are ordering their axles as needed, that's why they needed the extra time. If I don't have an axle in stock, it takes 2 to 4 weeks to get one from Dexter or Quality either one. The torsion axles are the worst. They always take 4 to 6 weeks for those.

[brimy311]

They build there own axles in house using Dexter spindles/hubs/drums. They ask for 5-6 days lead time for building them.

[85 Chevota]

Only problem I had was that my axles arrived 2" wider than they were supposed to be. It wasn't a big deal, just meant that I had to get the bling aluminum Yukon rims :D For the price, I wasn't gonna bitch. I paid $450 for two 6k axles both with brakes, 4 3500lb springs (with u-bolts and plates), and a hanger kit. :smokin:

[brimy311]

There are not alot of good places for trailer axles in this area, so I am not going to through a fit about the timing. As long as the axles are right :)

[Trailer Guy]

Only problem I had was that my axles arrived 2" wider than they were supposed to be. It wasn't a big deal, just meant that I had to get the bling aluminum Yukon rims :D For the price, I wasn't gonna bitch. I paid $450 for two 6k axles both with brakes, 4 3500lb springs (with u-bolts and plates), and a hanger kit. :smokin:
Are the axles cambered or flat beams? The reason I ask, is that we build some of our axles out of here, and I was considering building and selling them, it's cheaper than ordering prebuilt. And, do they come with the bearings already packed and the axles assembled, or do they leave that for the end customer?

[brimy311]

The offer camber and no camber axles. I ordered mine with camber. I assume they would assemble everything, but I can let you know for sure on monday.

[Trailer Guy]

The offer camber and no camber axles. I ordered mine with camber. I assume they would assemble everything, but I can let you know for sure on monday.
Thanks

[85 Chevota]

Mine were also cambered and came fully assembled.

[Trailer Guy]

Mine were also cambered and came fully assembled.
Thanks for the information. One more important question though. Most axle widths are to long for UPS, so are they shipping them to you via truck freight? If so, which company? Just trying to see if I might be able to get the PBB members the axles a little cheaper. I doubt it, but it is worth looking at.

[85 Chevota]

Mine did come truck freight. I can't recall the name, but i'll see if I can get the info for you. Freight company accidently knocked the hub caps off. Axis sent a replacement set free. If you ship axles, bag the hubs and wrap with duct tape.

[85 Chevota]

I picked my axles up from this freight co.

Central Transport International
(715) 392-1332
Superior, WI 54880
United States

[brimy311]

I use to work for Central transport as a mechanic in college lol.

[Trailer Guy]

Hey, thanks for all the information.

[rotozuk]

I got 73" axles on mine and they were shipped UPS ground. But the brakes had to be pulled off and shipped in seperate boxes. Ended up costing about $100 for all of the shipping (Alabama to Calif.)

Sender did a great job of packing.. Lots of protection on the axle ends.

-Wayne

[hybrid-theory]

my trailer is all done except for the axles, i'm looking for 7000lb axles.both with brakes+ ez-lube. the cheapest i found so far is $331.00,each from southwest trailers. the shipping for them is around $186.00 from Texas to Vermont. if you can do better than that that would sweeeet. thanks.

[85 Chevota]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1,1&item=4564729442&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT

I'm NOT affiliated with these guy's but this is a good price.

[braxton357]

What's the purpose of cambered trailer axles? Tire wear?

[brimy311]

Alot of trailers will have a negative camber when loaded, causing tires to wear poorly.

[Trailer Guy]

What's the purpose of cambered trailer axles? Tire wear?
You've already answered your question with another question. Well, at least partially answered. Tire wear is one factor when cambering axles. The other is to help resist the bending of the axle. With the camber, the axle goes to flat when loaded. With out the camber, it bows towards the ground, and if overloaded or hitting a large bump in the road, they can bend easily. The camber just helps all of this. I always suggest that any axle with a track width (center tire to center tire) over 72" be cambered.

hybrid-theory: I can't get you axles at a better price in Vermont. Just too much shipping. The only ones I might be able to help are the people on the west coast or western states. Sorry. You could try Redneck Trailer Supplies in Round Lake, NY. They are one of many wholesale companies I deal with. I don't know if they will sell direct to you, but they will at least be able to give you a dealers name closer to you. Their # (518)877-5001. It is at least worth the phone call.

[hybrid-theory]

thanks Trailer Guy, i will look into that on Monday. thanks again.

[Trailer Guy]

thanks Trailer Guy, i will look into that on Monday. thanks again.
Yeah, no problem. Anytime someone has a question about trailers or parts, just ask. I don't care if you don't buy the stuff from me, I'm just happy to help more than anything. Of course selling stuff is always nice, but I know that I can't compete with wharehouses or the guys with home businesses direct shipping. But with our shop, and experience building, selling, and repairing trailers and truck bodies, we are always willing to help in any way we can.

[kwrangln]

Yeah, no problem. Anytime someone has a question about trailers or parts, just ask. I don't care if you don't buy the stuff from me, I'm just happy to help more than anything. Of course selling stuff is always nice, but I know that I can't compete with wharehouses or the guys with home businesses direct shipping. But with our shop, and experience building, selling, and repairing trailers and truck bodies, we are always willing to help in any way we can.

Wouldnt happen to have any plans you could shoot me the dimensions off of would ya? I'm going to build my own using the unspeakable MH axles, and having dimensions would save alot of research and trial and error. 2 axle, big enough to fit a heep on with dovetail. Curious about tongue length, hitch to forward axle, crap like that. I understand if you dont want to post plans, most places I found in the search just want to sell ya a set.

Thanks.

[Trailer Guy]

Wouldnt happen to have any plans you could shoot me the dimensions off of would ya? I'm going to build my own using the unspeakable MH axles, and having dimensions would save alot of research and trial and error. 2 axle, big enough to fit a heep on with dovetail. Curious about tongue length, hitch to forward axle, crap like that. I understand if you dont want to post plans, most places I found in the search just want to sell ya a set.

Thanks.
Yeah I got plans I can help you with but because your using MH axles I'll have to charge you.

Just kidding! PM me with the size trailer you're thinking about building, tire size, type of decking you want to use, and I'll shoot you some measurements and approx. weights.

[kwrangln]

Thanks man, I really appreciate it. It will be thanksgiving before I'm home so probably a day or so after that I'll have some rough measurements on axle width etc.

Again, thanks for being willing to help.

[Trailer Guy]

Thanks man, I really appreciate it. It will be thanksgiving before I'm home so probably a day or so after that I'll have some rough measurements on axle width etc.

Again, thanks for being willing to help.
Hey no problem. I'll be gone for Bird Day myself. Won't be back in the office till Monday the 28th. Just let me know and I'll be glad to help.

Man, we have totally trashed this thread, I'm so sorry. Talk to the mod. and see if they can delete some of these posts. Sorry about that, just noticed how many non-topic posts are on here.

[brimy311]

ok...finally got my axles. They are way sweet. 3500lb both with electric brakes. Very nicely put together.

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010032.JPG

I got the axles built with "ezlube" spindles. There is a greese zert that allows you to pump greese into the bearings. Very nice! And a pic of my bling bling wheels...

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010035.JPG

Here is the axle mounting hardware kit, makes for quick installation.

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010036.JPG

spare bearings to carry in the truck :)

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010037.JPG

here is the jack and quick disco wheel

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010038.JPG

Tounge, jack, adjustable coupler

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010039.JPG

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010034.JPG

trailer rolling...finally. Going to get the rest of the trailer done this weekend.

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010040.JPG

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010033.JPG

[Trailer Guy]

Looks great, can't wait to see it finished.

[Travis Waldher]

didn't notice it elsewhere in the thread.

how wide is the deck and how wide is it overall?

[rotozuk]

That is going to be a strong trailer, only 3500 lbs axles?

Looks great by the way!

-Wayne

[brimy311]

yep 3500lb axles because a got a sweet deal on those aluminum wheels and tires :) Also give me an excuse for not lending it out to ppl that want to haul a bob cat ;)

The deck is 84" wide. The trailer is 16' 4" right now, but I am adding another 24" in a dove.

[wheelin66bronco]

Just finished mine last month.
14k torsion axles, 20ft deck, 10" I-beam, 4" channel on 20" centers, adjustable 25k coupler, 9ft slide out ramps.
Waaaay too much for the bronco but hauls the heck out of 14K of hay, had to sacrafice car hauler or 30ft goose, happy medium this'll do for now.

[J Bruce]

Tounge, jack, adjustable coupler

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010039.JPG


Won't clearance be an issue with that tongue jack when the tail gate is down? Or potentially with the bottom of a camper? :confused:

Even if it's ok sitting flat it could get ugly going through a dip in the road or into a driveway.

Nice job so far btw.

[4x4not]

Lookin good! My crappy re-furb trailer looks like crap in comparison :D

[brimy311]

Won't clearance be an issue with that tongue jack when the tail gate is down? Or potentially with the bottom of a camper? :confused:

Even if it's ok sitting flat it could get ugly going through a dip in the road or into a driveway.

Nice job so far btw.

nope, I checked this before mounting the jack. I can put the tailgate down even if the trailer is not straight on with the truck. It is mostly because the adjustable coupler is about 8" long. The handle also flips upside down on the jack too.

I got alot more work done this weekend, I will upload the pics here in a while.

[brimy311]

Just finished mine last month.
14k torsion axles, 20ft deck, 10" I-beam, 4" channel on 20" centers, adjustable 25k coupler, 9ft slide out ramps.
Waaaay too much for the bronco but hauls the heck out of 14K of hay, had to sacrafice car hauler or 30ft goose, happy medium this'll do for now.

Good looking trailer, nice job!

[FSR BIKER]

What is the width of the trailer?

[brimy311]

84" between the fender wells.

[StinkBug]

Trailer looks awesome, only thing I can pick out that might be an issue is that jack. Those center post jacks always seem to get dragged off, even with the wheel removed. The one that came with my trailer lasted exactly 3 rus before it was too bent and mangled to use. Luckily I knew it was an issue and had already purchased its replacement. I really like the ring mount style jacks with the big flat pad on the bottom. To swivel or remove you just pull the pin out and swing, and the big pad makes it great for use in camp on soft ground.

Dallas

[StinkBug]

Trailer looks awesome, only thing I can pick out that might be an issue is that jack. Those center post jacks always seem to get dragged off, even with the wheel removed. The one that came with my trailer lasted exactly 3 rus before it was too bent and mangled to use. Luckily I knew it was an issue and had already purchased its replacement. I really like the ring mount style jacks with the big flat pad on the bottom. To swivel or remove you just pull the pin out and swing, and the big pad makes it great for use in camp on soft ground.

Dallas

[JTeam]

Hey Brimy........

GREAT looking trailer. Very clean work!

How far is the front spring mounts from the front of the trailer deck (I guessed on the axle placement on the last utliity trailer I built and it didnt pull too well),

also how far does your tongue stick out from the deck.

Been thinkin on building myself one. I think yours will be the one to emulate.

Thanks in advance.

[darreng]

looking great brian. some cool guy musta bought your old one to allow this build up. i hope this time you went with more standard bearings.

[Ken Carter / BRUISER]

I think you did an Awesome Job.. Looks very good.

BUt I agree on the trailer jack..

Not trying to hyjack just showing what I did so it wil never drag or be in the way... I learned the hard way with older trailer that a jack at the front will cause me problems

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=190653&stc=1&d=1118024995

and if you look at this side shot you can not even see the bottom of the jack when lifted up :)

http://www.impaks.com/trailer%20041.jpg

Again no Hyjack intended just suggesting

[JTeam]

Great information on the board! :) I love it!

Ken I see you are in Raleigh. I live just North of ya. Anywhere good around the triangle for off roading?


Brimy's Trailer looks great, anyone have any plans or measurements for a trailer in that size range that they are willing to share or sell cheap. My utility trailer turned out looking great, but guessing at the measurements proved not to be the best method (specifically axle placement). I am thinkin of building myself an 16".

Thanks in advance :shaking:

[brimy311]

well here are some more pics...I am now waiting on the sheet of diamond plate that I ordered to show up so I can finish my fenders. Then I can paint it, and deck it :)

Here are my front Dring tie down points.
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010000.JPG

Fender frames. Made from 1"x1" angle. Going to sheet the fenders with diamond plate.
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010003.JPG

Dovetail
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010004.JPG

Rear dring tie down points, and adjustable loading legs
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010006.JPG

Here are how I did the ramp rails. It is 3/4" solid hex stock
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010013.JPG

Outside...
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010018.JPG

http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010019.JPG

storage box that I built for the front
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010023.JPG
http://jcroffroad.com/trailer/P1010024.JPG

I bought the jack with my axles, the website had no pics. I was not real thrilled when I got it, but it was only $17 lol.

[brimy311]

How far is the front spring mounts from the front of the trailer deck (I guessed on the axle placement on the last utliity trailer I built and it didnt pull too well),

I have set my last two just like this. I don't include the dove tail in the length of the overall deck
http://www.championtrailers.com/utility/pop-up_images/UTILITY3.jpg


also how far does your tongue stick out from the deck.

This varies from trailer to trailer. Most manufactured trailers I have seen have been around 39-40". I went with 46" on mine. I like having a longer tongue. Turns nice, can put storage on the tounge, and I think that it pulls better IMO.

[Ken Carter / BRUISER]

I have set my last two just like this. I don't include the dove tail in the length of the overall deck
http://www.championtrailers.com/utility/pop-up_images/UTILITY3.jpg

That is exactly the same way I did mine.. Glad to see others using same set up...

Oh ya NICE Box..

[JTeam]

Thanks guys!

and yes that box was sweet. Heck of a job on the whole thing I say!

[85 Chevota]

I went 65/35 on my trailer. Its 128" from the front xmember to the center of the equalizer hanger, with a 16'4" deck. This is 10" further back than 60/40. I like this a lot better than the last one we built at 60/40. I never really have to worry about load placement...I always have good tongue weight.

[StinkBug]

The trailer I bought a few months back has the axles mounted significantly farther back than the usual car hauler. I've found that because of this you can load a front engine rig onto it farther back than normal and have a bunch of storage on the front of the deck that doesn't get in the way of loading and unloading the rig. Also on the highway it disappears. Easily the nicest most stable easy to tow car trailer I've ever towed.

Dallas

[brimy311]

back from the dead! Got some more work done on this thing...

Stake pockets
http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/stakepockets.jpg

Rubrails
http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/rubrail.jpg

primed
http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/trailerprimed.jpg

First coat of paint
http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/trailerfirstcoat.jpg

close up of paint and safety chain hangers
http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/safteychainhangers.jpg

Outside, the next day
http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/trailerpainted.jpg

http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/trailerpainted2.jpg

I am waiting on my snap on butane soldering iron to come in, then I can get the wire done. Once that is done, I can put a deck on it and use it. Hopefully I will have this thing done soon!

[4x4not]

Trailer looks great! A lot nicer than mine :D

[Ken Carter / BRUISER]

looks real Good...

After you get Deck on let me know what it weights

[Trailer Guy]

That is coming together real nice. Keep the updates coming.

[CJHeap]

Nice work. How much did the wheels and tires cost you and where did you source them?

[CJHeap]

What would be involved in retrofitting my second 3500 trailer axle with brakes?



Well said.

[COMP]

That is coming together real nice. Keep the updates coming.
i agree :smokin:

[Trailer Guy]

What would be involved in retrofitting my second 3500 trailer axle with brakes?
I don't want to steal a thread so I'll PM you.

[crackhead93]

How much do you have in it so far??

[ScoutIITD]

I don't want to steal a thread so I'll PM you.

I'd like that info too if possible.

Thanks

[VerticalTRX]

Looks excellent. But it looks like you used a vertical down weld on the coupler attachment:eek: Please tell me theres a good vertical up root pass under that...

[Kaiser5]

Kinda dumb question......what did you use for the stake pockets? I need to add some to my trailer and am looking for the easiest way to fab them up.

[Albin]

Kinda dumb question......what did you use for the stake pockets? I need to add some to my trailer and am looking for the easiest way to fab them up.

$14 for 8 of them from AWdirect.com.

Al

[Albin]

Kinda dumb question......what did you use for the stake pockets? I need to add some to my trailer and am looking for the easiest way to fab them up.

$14 for 8 of them from http://www.awdirect.com/awdirect/finditem.cfm?itemid=18250

Al

[Kaiser5]

$14 for 8 of them from http://www.awdirect.com/awdirect/finditem.cfm?itemid=18250

Al
Sweet. Thanks.

[RockGodTJ]

the trailer looks :smokin:

[JTeam]

Man that trailer looks sweeeet,

Hey Brimy311, any chance on getting some pics of the rear and your ramps. I am particularly interested in seeing how the attach and how you may have reinforced those areas. thanks in advance,

[houlster]

BTT. We want updates!!

[jmhinescj]

BTT. We want updates!!


x2
I remember seeing this build a while back thinkin it looked like a cool trailer...I wanna see it finished

[Mud Slayer 2.0]

BTT. We want updates!!
http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/trailerpainted2.jpg
Look at this REAL HARD.. Memorize it. alright close your eyes and imaagine it with wood in the center :laughing: :laughing:

[brimy311]

I will try to get my pics uploaded tomarrow. I finished it before march and have been using it since then. Tows great, everything works great. Probably putting a winch on it soon.

[blaznhot_23]

any updates??? bringing this baby back from the dead.....

[BikerSC]

any updates??? bringing this baby back from the dead.....

Yer godam right from the dead.

[COMP]

Yer godam right from the dead.

:D do like those wheels :smokin:

[nyxis]

http://www.jcroffroad.com/trailer/trailerpainted2.jpg
Look at this REAL HARD.. Memorize it. alright close your eyes and imaagine it with wood in the center :laughing: :laughing:



looks like this .. but with wood now..

[blaznhot_23]

my imagination is shot....:D:D:D