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    Trailer Rebuild

    I’ve had this trailer for about 9 years. I served its purpose just fine. Changed from a golf cart to a ranger recently so decided to upgraded. This is what it looked like for a long time.

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    Got some donor ranger wheels. They just needed tubes I ordered 2 2 in spacers. They should be here next week

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    Got it taken apart. Rust taken care of

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    Used a wire wheel and the below on the rust

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    #2
    Following. What are the plans?


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      #3
      Trailer Rebuild

      Going to used what I have on hand. Most likely deck boards for the bottom and metal sides. Not sure what metal. I need to look and see what I have. Going to paint black

      The spacers were the most expensive part. The tubs were about $25. And $20 to install.

      Got the donut wheels. I mean donor wheels from our famous and dear friend “Chew”
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      Last edited by Stan R; 05-29-2020, 05:18 PM.

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        #4
        Progress

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          #5
          following !

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            #6
            I need to do something like this.

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                #8
                Metal work almost done

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                  #9
                  Awesome build. I did one of these and had a thread in DIY. Turned out really good.
                  Yours is going to be way better.
                  The wheel spacers are definitely the most expensive part.


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                    #10
                    Gonna be handy.


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                      #11
                      Got it primed

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                        #12
                        Looks good

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                          Still need decking and height hitch


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                            #14
                            wow. great job

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                              #15
                              Love it!!

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