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My Do It All Trailer build.....

Sethmark

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First time out of garage. Still needs fenders, panels, jack, cooler rack, paint.
 

Sethmark

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Today I improved the packaging of my jack and bolted a wheel to it. Seems simple enough, but finding a weld on jack with a wheel proved to be impossible.

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Next was another simple thing... Just spend $$$.

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Waiting on treadplate steel for the floor and the side panels to be cut. Then I'm getting close to finished with the first stage.
 

Sethmark

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Is there any reason in the world to mount the jack the other way with it close to the coupler? I like the packaging better this way, but need a reason to change it.

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Sethmark

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Corner gussets.

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Sheet metal tomorrow. Home stretch now. Sheet metal, fenders and steps, paint, and electrical.
 

Sethmark

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Thanks. The corner gussets were a challenge. I wanted them heavy duty. So they're out of 12 gauge. I cut them with the plasma, scored them and hammer bent that edge. I had to beat them silly to get a 90* lip and keep them all identical.
 

ABNTROOP

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Looks great, I personally prefer a more angled, square fender to match with a hummer, but that being said, it looks very nicely done!
 

Sethmark

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There's a whole story behind the round fender.

I went round strictly because a buddy of mine who I helped build one recently went square.

I promised not to steel his thunder.
 

4speedfunk

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Perhaps I'm a tad late in posting this...

I've got my custom F-117 style fenders saved on CAD. These are 14ga. steel and I had mine powder-coated but, I can leave them raw if you want to do further welding or drilling to them. They easily clear 35" tires. They attach to any flat bed-side surface via some 3/8" bolts...

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I remember trying to find some fenders a couple years ago when working on my trailer. I found dozens of styles but, none of them were exactly what I was looking for....so I designed and fabbed my own. If any of you H4O'rs need some for your trailer projects...drop me a PM.
 

4speedfunk

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Wow. Not much tire clearance...can that take a rick of firewood without rubbing? What happens if you want to run 35"s? Just sayin...(now is the time to make an adjustment).

Looks awesome regardless.
 
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