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Dump trailer project
I'm not sure where to post this, I'm sure the moderators can help me out. Anyway I'm in the beginning phase of converting my manual dump trailer into a electric dump, maybe with remote control? I've hade this trailer for at least 35 years it has been painted once to match my earlier mtd huskey. I've reinforced the tongue and the axle assembly and floor years ago to handle the extra weight I've put in it so its a good hd trailer. The plan is to sand and paint it cub yellow with a rino coat for the bed , (after all what else would I want to pull behind the cubs lol) also to add a electric actuator for the lift I'll keep ya posted on the progress.
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Slip plate allows a clean dump, but wears off easily. BTDT |
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Yah I thought about that after I posted the project, I'm rethinking the coating. Thanks for the tip.
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UHMW poly works great for the bottom.
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I'll check into it, thanks Sam
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A sheet of UHMW at Grainger, 4' by 6', 1/8" thick is $173.86 plus shipping.
https://www.grainger.com/category/ra...E&gclsrc=aw.ds I would use KBS Rust Seal for the bed, and unless you are worried about color correctness, the whole cart. https://www.kbs-coatings.com/rustseal.html |
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