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Re: equip. you've fabricated from scratch
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Posted by john on March 24, 2004 at 22:03:36 from (66.157.36.119):
In Reply to: equip. you've fabricated from scratch posted by daveVT on March 24, 2004 at 16:59:59:
I built a 5x8 trailer with a old axle I had and some angle iron picked up here and there. When I needed a stock trailer I got some extra concrete rebar that was left over on a job and enclosed the top with the rebar. The entire thing from the floor up is made from rebar; including the doors. I have just finished a hitch attachment for my tractor. Rather than buy or make a separate one purpose thing I just welder the center piece off a old truck step bumper on the back of my box scraper. Works great; just hook trailer to box scraper and go.
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