have a similar trailer to this on our farm, that was bought new. same style except the ramps ours are pull out. Ours is a 20ft PJ. good trailer great design best part i like it sits low to the ground.
Thanks for this video. It appears that your trailer is built with 6" channel for stringers and 3" channel cross members along with 4" drop axles and no dove tail. Please confirm this one way or the other. I'm wondering what the deck height is? Thanks
That is correct, sits around 28" if your sitting level. That height works real well for equipment, if you were loooking to haul cars I would want a dovetail. I've loaded some sedans on this and it gets a little tricky clearing the break over angle.
Those connectors man I trashed them and decided to ue electrical tape instead but those connectors I trashed but the when. Connected the sie markers in tho there side I used those connectors it worked but I don't Ike those connectors but it wasn't my trailer it was in an automotive shop for re wiring
I put new marker lughtso n a trailer 2 other wash helping well lon story short someone fucked up and there was only1 person working n that the wre so the wire got ripped off on the road so had to fix it but they hooked the battery up s isaid fuck it and reconnected the wires
Come on man, not for sure if you’re trying to be like Andrew Cammarata or what. It’s kind of a useless video because you did not even show your work. Just a very odd way to do a video like this. You could’ve saved a lot of trouble and just made a one minute video. You could’ve just showed before and after because that’s pretty much what you did in the video
Yeah it's something I'm working on, I'm still figuring our how to record and edit videos so it'll take some time. I do need to record more of the process, I'm almost always on a time crunch so it makes it difficult to slow down and record everything. I appreciate the feedback though.
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have a similar trailer to this on our farm, that was bought new. same style except the ramps ours are pull out. Ours is a 20ft PJ. good trailer great design best part i like it sits low to the ground.
Yeah that's the main reason we decided to keep this one around. As long as it fits between the fenders, its so much easier to load equipment on.
Thanks for this video. It appears that your trailer is built with 6" channel for stringers and 3" channel cross members along with 4" drop axles and no dove tail. Please confirm this one way or the other. I'm wondering what the deck height is? Thanks
That is correct, sits around 28" if your sitting level. That height works real well for equipment, if you were loooking to haul cars I would want a dovetail. I've loaded some sedans on this and it gets a little tricky clearing the break over angle.
I put brand new wiring harness n a trailer an wires and they mess s I tok th electrical toae made it look professional
Those connectors man I trashed them and decided to ue electrical tape instead but those connectors I trashed but the when. Connected the sie markers in tho there side I used those connectors it worked but I don't Ike those connectors but it wasn't my trailer it was in an automotive shop for re wiring
I put new marker lughtso n a trailer 2 other wash helping well lon story short someone fucked up and there was only1 person working n that the wre so the wire got ripped off on the road so had to fix it but they hooked the battery up s isaid fuck it and reconnected the wires
Hurst is built in Washburn Tn
That's right, I knew it was somewhere in east TN.
Cattle trailers dothe same thing popping sound
Come on man, not for sure if you’re trying to be like Andrew Cammarata or what. It’s kind of a useless video because you did not even show your work. Just a very odd way to do a video like this. You could’ve saved a lot of trouble and just made a one minute video. You could’ve just showed before and after because that’s pretty much what you did in the video
Yeah it's something I'm working on, I'm still figuring our how to record and edit videos so it'll take some time. I do need to record more of the process, I'm almost always on a time crunch so it makes it difficult to slow down and record everything. I appreciate the feedback though.