I've been working on this for about a week and I'm 95% finished. It's the first trailer I've ever built and I'm really happy with it. All that's left is the fenders, wiring, saftey chains and paint. The racks for gasoline and water are finished and in the shop. I'll carry 15 gallons of fuel and 15 gallons of water. What do you think?

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are you serious you made that trailor? that is nice you can make me one for free if you want to? how much did it cost to get the materials to make it and stuff?

 

Nice work ![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

Nice looking job. Where'd you get the axle? And how much do you charge to build those for mechanical idiots like me? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

The axle is a "Flexride" torsion axle. I bought it from Southwest Wheel in Texas along with everthing else except for the steel, tail lights, tool box and decking. Only $750.00 shipped to California. I only built it for fun and because all the trailers I looked at were wrong for the
the way I wanted to set it up. I don't build trailers, I just like to tinker. I've worked with wood my whole life and just got bored with that and started playing with metal.

Arlan

 

that's a nice looking trailer.i expected it to look decent but it looks like a pro did it.great job!

 

Arlan,
WOW, TERRIFIC!

Name your price. i'll take one to! although, living in new england, you'll have to use galvanized metal for mine! LOL

GREAT JOB!

 

one without ATV's

 

Nice work very sharp looking!!! Question about the ramp set-up do they pin on or something ? I saw some kind of bracket on the back was not sure what it was

 

I'm better at building something than describing it, so here is a picture of the ramps setup.