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Posted by Kelly C on August 20, 2003 at 18:39:30 from (63.171.43.140):

As some of you guys know. I decided to build my self a trailer to haul my H around with. I thought I'd post a photo so you can see how its coming along. I am almost done. Just need to paint, wire and wood the thing and be done. I am real glad I did it. I have learned alot about welding with a stick and a few other things not to do :-) I will say though that I will not be doing another one in the future. This is a lot of work and the cost is not that much less than buying one already made. Been fun though. If you are interested I have this documented on my web site. Just look for the Tractor Hauler link on the left side of the main page.
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