heres pictures I found posted for a small mobile home trailer converted to a car transport trailer
I know several guys that have,some made really nice trailers, that were better than the resulting cost would have allowed them to buy used. but remember that the cost of the axles , tires, welding supplies sheild gas and mig wire or welding rods if you arc weld, and structural steel normally runs $700-$1200 MINIMUM , and that price is likely to steadily increase over the years,
depending on what your building, and if your not at least semi skilled at welding this may not be the ideal first project, as a chop saw and a good deal of measuring and fabrication skills required, but your darn sure going to learn to weld by the time your done! so check out used trailers with THAT COST IN MIND before jumping into the PROJECT
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=845&p=9656&hilit=trailer+plans#p9656
http://garage.grumpysperformance.co...u-really-can-use-a-car-transport-trailer.845/
fill the bearing buddies on each trailers axle before every trailer trip use
https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Tr...MI39yrmvaQ4gIVxLXACh0UZAxwEAAYASAAEgIdA_D_BwE
measure and order , and install then fill the correct bearing buddy set.
http://gizmoplans.com/8x16-car-trailer-plans
http://www.tjtrailers.com/store/trailer ... rints.html
http://www.trailerplans.com//index.php? ... 3&Itemid=2
READ THRU THIS LINK
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=845&p=9656&hilit=trailer+plans#p9656
I know several guys that have,some made really nice trailers, that were better than the resulting cost would have allowed them to buy used. but remember that the cost of the axles , tires, welding supplies sheild gas and mig wire or welding rods if you arc weld, and structural steel normally runs $700-$1200 MINIMUM , and that price is likely to steadily increase over the years,
depending on what your building, and if your not at least semi skilled at welding this may not be the ideal first project, as a chop saw and a good deal of measuring and fabrication skills required, but your darn sure going to learn to weld by the time your done! so check out used trailers with THAT COST IN MIND before jumping into the PROJECT
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=845&p=9656&hilit=trailer+plans#p9656
http://garage.grumpysperformance.co...u-really-can-use-a-car-transport-trailer.845/
fill the bearing buddies on each trailers axle before every trailer trip use
https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Tr...MI39yrmvaQ4gIVxLXACh0UZAxwEAAYASAAEgIdA_D_BwE
measure and order , and install then fill the correct bearing buddy set.
- Hub Bore Diameter
- 1.781 Inch (3)
- 1.810 Inch (1)
- 1.938 Inch (2)
- 1.968 Inch (2)
- 1.98 Inch (7)
- 2.047 Inch (2)
- 2.080 Inch (3)
- 2.240 Inch (2)
- 2.328 Inch (3)
- 2.440 Inch (2)
- 2.441 Inch (4)
- 2.562 Inch (2)
- 2.717 Inch (2)
- Hub Bore Diameter
http://gizmoplans.com/8x16-car-trailer-plans
http://www.tjtrailers.com/store/trailer ... rints.html
http://www.trailerplans.com//index.php? ... 3&Itemid=2
READ THRU THIS LINK
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=845&p=9656&hilit=trailer+plans#p9656
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