By the way, you can see the two main beams in the photo (closest together). Those are 19" I beams. Trailer was a 1972 Trailmobile rated over 50,000 lbs. I would not want to take a loaded dump truck over it, but it seems plenty sturdy for anything else. Honestly if it were not for the wood decking I would almost bet it would hold a loaded dump truck. Wood is oak 2x8 10 feet long. Trailer is 8 feet wide and wood overhangs 1 foot on each side.
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