Thank you it took me 40 years to get a shop like that. Lol 😂 now I’m 50 about to be 51 and I don’t feel like working in it when it is hot. But I do a lot in it in the cooler months
Thank you for watching and commenting. I have changed some stuff on it in another video. When you get yours finished or started let me know. I like to see other builds. Take care.
Awesome trailer brother I'm down here in Lafitte Louisiana I started welding out of my truck 2 years ago and I tell you what I never stopped I been busy thank god ,I'm about to put all my stuff out of my truck and onto my trailer it's to much on my truck I really like the way you setup yours ,
Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes I was a rig welder for 26 yrs or so. It is by far a better deal because you can have more stuff for any job that comes up. Take care and stay safe out there
@@michaelsfabwork2985 I'm just starting with the welding, but I have a similar trailer (base trailer, not the stuff on it) and I think it might be smart for me to copy the way you did it, with the casters and securing system for the various things I need to load and unload from it. As a homesteader, my trailer hauls my water, generator fuel, propane, food, tools...everything that I can't lift up into my truck. So that caster idea might be a good way for me to do this. Just make multiple sleds.
Thank you for watching and commenting. That is why I love RUclips. I search and get ideas for stuff I'm building and I like to share my experiences as well. I hope anything I do in a video can help you or anyone else's life easier. Take care and stay safe. Please subscribe If you haven't.
Thank you for commenting and watching and the sub. I wanted to make welding trailer where I could remove everything very easy. I changed up the lead holders and put lead reels on the skid and used the old lead holders for a remote cord and extinction cord. Thank you again and take care.
@@michaelsfabwork2985 I'm gathering ideas for a welding trailer of my own, too many limitations if people have to bring their work to my place. Thanks for sharing and hope your boy gets through welding school.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I think it really will be a great design. I need to get the rest of it finished. Make sure you let me know when you start yours I like to see what people come up with. Take care.
Very cool man. I live just south of Dallas, and I'm trying to get enough business to weld for a living for myself. I just bought a 10 ft bumper pull flatbed trailer 2 weeks ago. I'll definitely be stealing some of your designs for the skid and I like your cord and jackstand rack ideas too. It looks tight and efficient so far brother can't wait to see it finished. Also, would you recommend building a rack overhead so you can also carry longsteel/materials and maybe a ladder or do you just have another, longer trailer you use for that?
Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes I plan on adding a top rack to carry small steal and ladders for sure. It will be removable as well. I’m not going to carry big stuff because the trailer is getting to heavy now and like I said I’ll be putting another axel under it for load weight. The rack I’m thinking about is going to be square tubing in the corners well 2-1/2 so 2” will slide into it. I hope to get that done soon. Thank you again and take care and stay safe.
Tinsley Cox how have you been. I was just checking to see if you started your trailer yet. Im going to try and start on the top rack tomorrow so ill be doing a updated video. Plus i changed up the lead holders and that well be shown in the next video. I hope you come out with a video on your build man i like to see stuff like that. Take care.
greetings from Baton Rouge Louisiana Neighbor! I’m a young welder myself just purchased my first machine. It’s a Lincoln Vantage 300 already on a small trailer, looking to start my own gig. any advice? thanks in advance! also might have to use some of your awesome ideas for my setup
Thank you for watching and commenting. Please use any idea from my build as you want to. To me that is why I like you tube to learn and get ideas for builds and projects. The only advise I can give you Is to do not be picky on jobs when starting out as long as it is making you money and you are using your rig then that is what it is about. The more you learn the more you earn. Don't be afraid to try new things and don't think if you mess up it is the end of the world. When you make mistakes use it as a learning experiences. I hope that helps. Take care and stay safe.
Nice videos. You have a killer shop and rig... what are you working so manny hours doing? Your welding business or is this a side hustle? Ya man I'm looking to start my own thing also. I'm a pipefitter but looking to stay around the house more so praying my own business will support that .. God bless man
Thank you for watching and commenting. I welded for a living for 27 yrs. I worked for a pipeline maintenance company for last 15 yrs. in February of this yr i quit to do my own thing. I have my welding i do on the side plus i have a couple of skid-steers and mini excavator that I work and rent out. I don’t make the money i did from welding and working for the pipeline but i do enjoy haveing more freedom.you can not put a price on your free time. Life is to short and I’m 51 yrs old and broke down and hurt every moment of the day. My wife and I sold that place in may and we are down sizing and building a new place. That is why I haven’t put any new videos out in the last 5 months or so. Working for yourself is hard but you can make it work if you put your everything into it and you cant put a price on your freedom. Take care and stay safe.
@@michaelsfabwork2985 that's awsome man good for you. Ya if I keep working for the man I'm gonna be beat up. Cuz I'm 37 and already feeling it lol. Ya I just ready to try my own thing.. I see so manny videos on here and they have there own business and looks like they don't really know what there doing.. I saw one of your videos and I knew right away you were a welder lol . Ya I'm just trying to get an idea of the industry I want to target. It seems like there's ppl who weld for nothing tho. So I'm thinking if I can manufacture a product I can just weld right here in my own garage.. Im here in florida.. ya man can't wait till you start putting more videos up. You do a nice job man.. good luck o. That new house . Sounds like the way to go
@@_kline9571 thank you for replying back. Yes I have been around the block and have done a lot of fabrication and welding. I have ran big jobs and little jobs. So if I can help you in any way just reach out to me. Take care.
@@michaelsfabwork2985 thanks alot man. Ya I can always learn. And I'm sure I'll ask you some tool questions.. lol would like to see how you attached the threader to that roller. Ok bud thanks
Thank you for watching and commenting. I just show in my video the pipe rack. I dint do just a video on the pipe jacks rack them selves. It is 3" channel with 1/2" pipe and a flat washer welded to the 1/2" pipe. Then angle iron on the ends 2"x2"x1/4" with holes drilled in the angle iron to bolt down. I hope this help. Take care and stay safe.
Thank you for watching and commenting. It is 6’ x 12’. I think I’m going to upgrade the axel to a 5000lb. I still need to add a top rack. I’ll do another video on that and I changed up the lead holders. Take care
I'm building a welding trailer too. Same top tire toe in.. I think I'm going to go with tandem 3500lb axles. From the same neck of the woods.. Redfish running in the surf ? Flounder about to run ?
@@patrickhorvath2684 yes sir they are. My sister lives on Dickinson bayou and they have been in there green light at night big bulls. The flounders are moving in. I have some friends that have been doing good. I need to get out there. The two axles are the way to go. I am going to do the same. Take care.
I like that jack rack, I need to do something like that
it works out nice. That is what RUclips is all about. Look up ideas and go from there.
Love the idea brother. I'm looking at building a trailer too.
Great job budd
I’m starting my mobile welding thank you for your videos
That is awesome stay in touch and let me know how it works out for you. Take care
Awesome shop and great set up.
Thank you it took me 40 years to get a shop like that. Lol 😂 now I’m 50 about to be 51 and I don’t feel like working in it when it is hot. But I do a lot in it in the cooler months
I’m getting ready to build a trailer almost exactly like what you have
Thank you for watching and commenting. I have changed some stuff on it in another video. When you get yours finished or started let me know. I like to see other builds. Take care.
Awesome trailer brother I'm down here in Lafitte Louisiana I started welding out of my truck 2 years ago and I tell you what I never stopped I been busy thank god ,I'm about to put all my stuff out of my truck and onto my trailer it's to much on my truck I really like the way you setup yours ,
Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes I was a rig welder for 26 yrs or so. It is by far a better deal because you can have more stuff for any job that comes up. Take care and stay safe out there
@@michaelsfabwork2985 I'm just starting with the welding, but I have a similar trailer (base trailer, not the stuff on it) and I think it might be smart for me to copy the way you did it, with the casters and securing system for the various things I need to load and unload from it.
As a homesteader, my trailer hauls my water, generator fuel, propane, food, tools...everything that I can't lift up into my truck. So that caster idea might be a good way for me to do this. Just make multiple sleds.
Thank you for watching and commenting. That is why I love RUclips. I search and get ideas for stuff I'm building and I like to share my experiences as well. I hope anything I do in a video can help you or anyone else's life easier. Take care and stay safe. Please subscribe If you haven't.
@@michaelsfabwork2985 Oh I absolutely will. I look forward to more useful things from you.
Nice adaptation of that trailer, subbed.
Thank you for commenting and watching and the sub. I wanted to make welding trailer where I could remove everything very easy. I changed up the lead holders and put lead reels on the skid and used the old lead holders for a remote cord and extinction cord. Thank you again and take care.
@@michaelsfabwork2985 I'm gathering ideas for a welding trailer of my own, too many limitations if people have to bring their work to my place. Thanks for sharing and hope your boy gets through welding school.
that is a really nice trailer...been thinking of building one and that is a great concept ! thank you!!!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I think it really will be a great design. I need to get the rest of it finished. Make sure you let me know when you start yours I like to see what people come up with. Take care.
Hello from the Netherlands .
i am new on your channel this is the first video for me .
i an now subscribt to your channel .
thanks for the video
Hello from Texas. Thank you for watching and commenting and subscribing. I hope everything is good in the Netherlands. Take care and stay safe.
Nice set up man. I like how you bolted things down. Still can move things around. 👌🏼👍🏼🇺🇸
Thank you for the comment. Take care and stay safe.
Very cool man. I live just south of Dallas, and I'm trying to get enough business to weld for a living for myself. I just bought a 10 ft bumper pull flatbed trailer 2 weeks ago. I'll definitely be stealing some of your designs for the skid and I like your cord and jackstand rack ideas too. It looks tight and efficient so far brother can't wait to see it finished. Also, would you recommend building a rack overhead so you can also carry longsteel/materials and maybe a ladder or do you just have another, longer trailer you use for that?
Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes I plan on adding a top rack to carry small steal and ladders for sure. It will be removable as well. I’m not going to carry big stuff because the trailer is getting to heavy now and like I said I’ll be putting another axel under it for load weight. The rack I’m thinking about is going to be square tubing in the corners well 2-1/2 so 2” will slide into it. I hope to get that done soon. Thank you again and take care and stay safe.
Tinsley Cox how have you been. I was just checking to see if you started your trailer yet. Im going to try and start on the top rack tomorrow so ill be doing a updated video. Plus i changed up the lead holders and that well be shown in the next video. I hope you come out with a video on your build man i like to see stuff like that. Take care.
Nice trialer mike
Barry thank you, I'm trying to get something put together because I don't have my rig truck anymore. I hope you are staying safe and take care.
greetings from Baton Rouge Louisiana Neighbor! I’m a young welder myself just purchased my first machine. It’s a Lincoln Vantage 300 already on a small trailer, looking to start my own gig. any advice? thanks in advance! also might have to use some of your awesome ideas for my setup
Thank you for watching and commenting. Please use any idea from my build as you want to. To me that is why I like you tube to learn and get ideas for builds and projects. The only advise I can give you Is to do not be picky on jobs when starting out as long as it is making you money and you are using your rig then that is what it is about. The more you learn the more you earn. Don't be afraid to try new things and don't think if you mess up it is the end of the world. When you make mistakes use it as a learning experiences. I hope that helps. Take care and stay safe.
Nice videos. You have a killer shop and rig... what are you working so manny hours doing? Your welding business or is this a side hustle? Ya man I'm looking to start my own thing also. I'm a pipefitter but looking to stay around the house more so praying my own business will support that ..
God bless man
Thank you for watching and commenting. I welded for a living for 27 yrs. I worked for a pipeline maintenance company for last 15 yrs. in February of this yr i quit to do my own thing. I have my welding i do on the side plus i have a couple of skid-steers and mini excavator that I work and rent out. I don’t make the money i did from welding and working for the pipeline but i do enjoy haveing more freedom.you can not put a price on your free time. Life is to short and I’m 51 yrs old and broke down and hurt every moment of the day. My wife and I sold that place in may and we are down sizing and building a new place. That is why I haven’t put any new videos out in the last 5 months or so. Working for yourself is hard but you can make it work if you put your everything into it and you cant put a price on your freedom. Take care and stay safe.
@@michaelsfabwork2985 that's awsome man good for you. Ya if I keep working for the man I'm gonna be beat up. Cuz I'm 37 and already feeling it lol. Ya I just ready to try my own thing.. I see so manny videos on here and they have there own business and looks like they don't really know what there doing.. I saw one of your videos and I knew right away you were a welder lol . Ya I'm just trying to get an idea of the industry I want to target. It seems like there's ppl who weld for nothing tho. So I'm thinking if I can manufacture a product I can just weld right here in my own garage.. Im here in florida.. ya man can't wait till you start putting more videos up. You do a nice job man.. good luck o. That new house . Sounds like the way to go
@@_kline9571 thank you for replying back. Yes I have been around the block and have done a lot of fabrication and welding. I have ran big jobs and little jobs. So if I can help you in any way just reach out to me. Take care.
@@michaelsfabwork2985 thanks alot man. Ya I can always learn. And I'm sure I'll ask you some tool questions.. lol would like to see how you attached the threader to that roller. Ok bud thanks
What size are your gas hoses? 1/4 or 3/8?
Thank you for watching and commenting. They are 3/8” hoses.
@@michaelsfabwork2985 great thanks. I bought some 1/4 inch and they just seem way to small. Returned them and will buy 3/8.
Thanks again.
@@Patrick-co1qm yes. If you are using a full size torch you need the bigger hose. The 1/4” will work with the mini torch. Take care and stay safe
Where is the video where you mount the jacks??
Thank you for watching and commenting. I just show in my video the pipe rack. I dint do just a video on the pipe jacks rack them selves. It is 3" channel with 1/2" pipe and a flat washer welded to the 1/2" pipe. Then angle iron on the ends 2"x2"x1/4" with holes drilled in the angle iron to bolt down. I hope this help. Take care and stay safe.
Ok, I get it, but do you strap them down? Or they ride loose inserted on the pipes? Thanks! Great video
@@MRCHUYGARCIA I just stick them over the pipe. I don’t strap them down
How big is your trailer
Thank you for watching and commenting. It is 6’ x 12’. I think I’m going to upgrade the axel to a 5000lb. I still need to add a top rack. I’ll do another video on that and I changed up the lead holders. Take care
I'm building a welding trailer too.
Same top tire toe in.. I think I'm going to go with tandem 3500lb axles.
From the same neck of the woods..
Redfish running in the surf ? Flounder about to run ?
@@patrickhorvath2684 yes sir they are. My sister lives on Dickinson bayou and they have been in there green light at night big bulls. The flounders are moving in. I have some friends that have been doing good. I need to get out there. The two axles are the way to go. I am going to do the same. Take care.
What the size of trailer
Hi thank you for watching and commenting. It is a 6x12 trailer. Take care and stay safe.