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Old 01-21-2012, 04:43 PM
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The black is nice, but, it needs some yellow trim!!



I guess RED will do!!
Well I have some ideas for decals running down the sides. We'll see how it works out on the color scheme.

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Congrats Dwayne!
Trailer looks great!
Thanks, I think it will make hauling much easier. It pulls easier than the 5x8 behind my van if you can believe that or not.
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I went to a 16 X 7 enclose trailer in the spring of 2005.

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It is a nice storage place when it's not going down the road.
Merk, that's a dream setup there!
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Nice "cub hauler" DWayne
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DWayne, I'm hurt that the BRS isn't on it but I guess I'll let you slide this time slacker! Looking forward to your custom touches! I know it will be BRS worthy in no time!
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Nice "cub hauler" DWayne
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DWayne, I'm hurt that the BRS isn't on it but I guess I'll let you slide this time slacker! Looking forward to your custom touches! I know it will be BRS worthy in no time!
Well if it weren't for the fact my van quit blowing heat and it is pretty cold with the wind blowing and a nasty mist is falling, I would possibly have tried to get it on there, but as you know, I'm a slacker. All I was thinking about was a hot shower and warm food.
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Your trailer is nice, DWayne! Nice score.
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Your trailer is nice, DWayne! Nice score.
Thanks Allen. It would be nice if I could load it up with cubs to bring home.
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with the wheels at the center point of the trailer it will be difficult to get a good tongue weight on the hitch with out parking the tractor in the back of the minivan....
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cut the springs off and move them back past the center point of the deck.

it will haul much better.


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That would work real good for a standard non tilt trailer, but this trailer tilts, thus the reason for the placement of the wheels. I am actually hoping the trailer will support the majority of the weight and not put much tongue weight on the van. The PO said he didn't have to move his Zero turn much up past the mid section to get it to ride good. But, I'll be giving it a try here soon and if it doesn't seem to work too good, I may have to look at moving them. From what I can see and was told it is a factory built trailer.

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