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Old 12-26-2018, 07:35 PM   #1
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Brother got this 6 1/2 x 8’ trailer for free putting floor and sides on it now. Lots of welding to do fun fun fun.
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Old 12-26-2018, 07:44 PM   #2
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Don't spend too much time on the dart board or in the fridge or you'll never get it finished.
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Are you planning on using it for the cart to pull around your property or to tow the cart with?
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Are you planning on using it for the cart to pull around your property or to tow the cart with?
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Don't spend too much time on the dart board or in the fridge or you'll never get it finished.
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Ok as you can see in the picture the trailer is rounded in the front and I don’t want to square it off thinking it might hit the bedside when the girlfriend jackknifes it. How would I go about making the corners round. Was thinking tin but I would like to have it screwed together it would be more sturdy. I have a pile of 2x4s that I am making the sides out of. I am welding 2x4 brackets on the side of the frame that will make the sides removable. Wood work is not my thing. Any ideas would be great 👍.
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From the pictures the trailer looks to be pretty lightweight, and the axle is not in the centre. Don't forget that your cart is pretty heavy, especially if it is still using flooded batteries. I think you may need to beef up the chassis a little. Also check the ball weight with a loaded cart that far forward of the axle and see what your truck can handle.
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8' is tooo short if your cart has a rear seat with floorboard, and you use a tailgate; its OK if you use separate ramps
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8' is tooo short if your cart has a rear seat with floorboard, and you use a tailgate; its OK if you use separate ramps
You're right if the ramps are built into the tailgate and therefore the tailgate has to be up when the cart is loaded.
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