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Old 07-17-2010, 09:18 PM
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Well after a year and a half I finally got my # 4 trailer up and working. Had to have a new hitch made. Latch welded and redone. Many thanks to OCC member KJ for all the measurements. Here are some Pictures below. I know it looks a little rusty but its just light surface rust that will come off with a little sanding. My next step is to derust and paint it all!
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It's looking real good. Am hoping to find a good Cub trailer one day.
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It's looking real good. Am hoping to find a good Cub trailer one day.
It's a solid trailer. I would really like to find a # 2 trailer with the fenders and inside brackets. To repaint it and make some nice clear varished Oak Sides. Would like to show it with my CC100
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Well after a year and a half I finally got my # 4 trailer up and working. Had to have a new hitch maded. Latch welded and redone. Many thanks to OCC member KJ for all the measurements. Here are some Pictures below. I know it looks a little rusty but its just light surface rust that will come off with a little sanding. My next step is to derust and paint it all!
Looks great Rich, cant wait to see it when its done!

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Nice trailer fer100
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Great looking #4 cart, fer100!
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Cool lookin' trailer fer100!

I've never seen a #4 trailer before. Looks like it would be easier to dump the bed, since it sits higher.
Just got it put together today play with it for a little bit. It does dump easy and carries a good load. Not sure if the tires on it are OEM. But they are in great shape. Thanks for all the comments!
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Man i'd love to have a #4, I use my dad's #2 he bought 30 years ago but it's just such a pain to dump when full of dirt.
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Great job! I like the style/shape of that trailer.....bet it looks great behind the 100!
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Great job! I like the style/shape of that trailer.....bet it looks great behind the 100!
Haven't done that yet, not till it's painted and look as good as the 100 dont want the 100 to catch rust ha ha. But it will look as good or better than the 100
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