[AT] Homebuilding a trailer

[Ed Stewart]

Ed, nice looking job, I am about done with a 24 foot beavertail with the 
deck up over the axles it is 99 inches wide. I wanted a lot of deck area 
so to haul a tractor and also a couple of hitnmiss engines at the same 
time. Ed

charlie hill wrote:
> Ed,  by the time you finished you'd be an good welder.  Go for it.
>
> Charlie
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>> I wish I was halfway decent with a welder, looks like it might be fun 
>> to design and build a trailer such as yours.  Will my welding skills, 
>> however, I'm kinda lucky to get the 2 pieces to hold together against 
>> gravity much less a load.
>>
>> BTW, I passed a very nice Minnie Mo U (I think), on it's way from SC 
>> to IL to have the motor "massaged."  Or that's what the driver of the 
>> Dodge dually pulling the trailer told me.
>>
>> Ed
>>
>> David A. Laughead Jr. wrote:
>>
>>> Well, since things have been slow I thought I would send this out.
>>>
>>> I added up the numbers and a tractor buddy got me a great price on 
>>> steel so
>>> I decided I would build my own trailer.
>>>
>>> It's a 22ft lowboy gooseneck.
>>>
>>> Check out the progress here
>>> http://www.bright.net/~daljr/trailer/trailer.htm
>>>
>>> Paint will probably be black with Orange pinstripes and big AC logos
>>>
>>> Open to all comments,
>>>
>>> Dave Laughead
>>> Arcanum, Ohio
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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