Gringo Loco, excellent work on the trailer, how much did you spend for the platform?
I have seen 4x8's for pretty cheap from tractor supply for anyone who cares (TSC has quickly elevated it's self to my favorite store).
I want to get a smaller 4x8 enclosed trailer for work, but I need to be able to pack it with at least 2,000 LBS of tools, parts, and whatever else I might need. In the same sense, I would love to build a camper to be able to get my wife to go out camping with me, but we wouldn't be able to bring our horse, and I think that she would rather sleep in a tent than only have my Mountain Bike and fishing poles with us...
It's funny that working on your trailer which seems huge, once you put it up to the jeep, shrinks..
It was my luck that shen we saw this trailer, and tried our horses in it, it seemed like a great size, and not too big...
But when I hooked it up to my libby, I felt like my jeep had shrunk!!!!
It's uglier in the second picture because I have been burning out all the "cancer" (with my plasma cutter and replacing it with fresh sheetmetal. I was up until 10:45pm last night building my own homebrew fenders
Does anyone near Ohio know how to work on trailer brakes? I need to get mine hooked up, but I don't know where to even get a schematic, yet alone how to test them properly.
-Mark